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- Anxiety when lying on left side at night1
- Better lying on left side3
- Better lying on painful side6
- Better lying on painless side2
- Better lying on right side6
- Better when lying on back or on painful side1
- Better when lying on side1
- Can lie only on right side1
- Cannot lie on right side1
- fainting when lying on side2
- Feeling as if divided into halves as if left side did not belong to patient1
- Feeling when walking as if leaned forward and to left side1
- Lies on left side1
- Numb prickling paralytic feeling over whole body more on left side1
- Pains suddenly changes location1
- Rheumatic pains, 1st in left side then in right1
- Right side more affected that left1
- Sensation of numbness, with great weakness and coldness in whole left side of body1
- Soreness of whole left side of body1
- Symptoms in sick generally appear 1st on left later on right side and from below upward1
- Twitching like electric shocks, through on side of body1
- Wandering pains, sometimes on one side sometimes on other1
- Whole sensation of body on which patient lies is painful as if lacerated, with chilliness on uncovering1
- Worse lying down especially on left side1
- Worse lying on back or left side1
- Worse lying on left side6
- Worse lying on painful side6
- Worse lying on painless side1
- Worse lying on right side3
- Worse lying on side7
- Worse on left side with head low1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Side