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Nervous
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- Asthenopia nervous deafness ; loss of appetite ; flatulence and nervous hacking cough, with irritable nerves in anæmic, nervous persons1
- Chlorosis in sensitive nervous and hysterical women inclined to spasmodic and intermittent complaints induced by mental emotions, such as grief fright or disappointed love1
- Faint nervous vibrations seeming to reach interior of bones1
- Great nervous debility and sensibility1
- Irritable, trembling1
- Mental nervous and physical weakness1
- Restlessness, nervous cannot sit still without great effort1
- Restlessness, with rapid emaciation and constant thirst for small quantities of water1
- Shuddering1
- Trembling with great acuteness of senses1
- Vibrations through body causing anxiety and uneasiness1
- Weak and nervous a little exercise causes palpitation1
- Weak trembling1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Nervous