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Sensation
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- As if body and especially face and head expanded3
- As if cold water had been poured over body, causing shuddering1
- As if drops of cold water falling on head, or from heart or anus1
- As if had been fasting long time, suitable to persons who have been starving either from want or other causes1
- As if hot water were poured form chest into abdomen1
- As if lying on a board2
- As if nerves were quivering, especially in summer2
- As if parts or whole body were made of wood1
- As if parts would go to sleep1
- As if something living were hopping and jumping in various parts1
- As if swollen1
- As if tendons were contracted too short1
- As of ball rolling in internal parts1
- As of dislocation in joints1
- As of something alive in different parts of body1
- As of splinters, in various parts2
- Bruised sensation when walking1
- Bubbling sensation in parts1
- Contractive drawing sensation from below upwards1
- Cramp-like sensation in various parts1
- Crawling, creeping sensation accompanied with sense of numbness, followed with feeling of swelling1
- Drawing
- Dull stitches, sometimes with a crampy sensation sometimes pressing some times conveying sensation of shock or jerk, sometimes itching in different parts of body in limbs arms, feet, toes, in side or in back always in outer parts ; places are painful on pressure, as if sore or bruised1
- Dullness and languor, with sensation of heaviness through whole body1
- Faint sensation on rising or after mental exertion1
- Faintness, with sensation of emptiness in abdomen after stool1
- General debility, with sensation of heaviness in legs1
- Great lassitude, with sensation as if sweat would break, out all over1
- Heaviness alternating with sensation of lightness1
- In internal organs, as if something were being torn away1
- In whole body as if
- Loss of power, with sensation as if marrow of bones had become stiff and coagulated1
- Numbness and loss of sensation1
- Numbness of whole body accompanied by pricking sensation1
- Numbness over whole body, followed by sensation as if skin were an inch thick and so stiff could hardly move1
- Of a plug in different parts1
- Of being very tall1
- Of constriction
- Of contraction4
- Of creeping like a mouse5
- Of crepitation in joints on moving1
- Of deadness in injured parts1
- Of dryness2
- Of falling in children ; child starts and grasps nurse or crib and screams out for fear of falling1
- Of fullness in
- Of hoop or band around parts8
- Of lightness when walking1
- Of looseness of flesh4
- Of numbness with great weakness and coldness in whole left side of body1
- Of seasickness1
- Pain, as if contused or sprained, with sensation as if flesh were loose on bones in consequence of blows1
- Painful, spasmodic, contractive sensation through body1
- Paralytic sensation in whole body and especially in arms and feet, with trembling of whole body and extremities ; with pale face ; dilated pupils ; faintness and numbness of extremities1
- Sensitiveness of all nerves, with morbid sensation of general weakness1
- Sudden changes in sensation as from gaiety to sadness1
- Trembling and tremulous sensation, with general debility4
- Trembling and twitching of muscles and sensation of constriction in different parts1
- Trembling of body with shuddering sensation while yawning1
- Trembling, through body1
- Tremulous, through whole body1
- Uncomfortable prickling sensation of warmth over body1
- Vibratory sensation through whole body when lying down1
- Weakness of whole body, with sensation of trembling without trembling1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Sensation