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Exertion
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Sub-rubrics 23
- Better from exertion of
- Debility with sleepiness, from least exertion1
- Dread of1
- Easily tired by bodily exertion1
- Exhaustion as after great exertion especially in arms and thighs1
- Exhaustion from slightest exertion must lie down1
- Extreme exhaustion and heaviness after slight exertion with great anxiety nausea, pale face and difficult breathing1
- Fainting after least exertion1
- Fainting fits after making least exertion1
- Faints after every exertion1
- Fatigue from slightest exertion2
- Great debility after any exertion2
- Great debility and weakness on making least exertion1
- Great weakness and exhaustion after exertion1
- Great weakness and relaxation of all physical and mental powers after exertion or after long talking1
- Great weakness as after great exertion1
- Great weakness from least exertion2
- Tired feeling on least exertion1
- Weakness from exertion2
- Worse after least exertion1
- Worse from exertion1
- Worse from exertion of
- Worse from motion and exertion1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Exertion