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Restless
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- Cannot keep limbs still at night1
- Cannot lie still a minute at night1
- Cannot sit still ; must move about or otherwise be occupied1
- Changing position often ; great anxiety1
- Constant restless movements of limbs and whole body1
- Constantly changing position or throwing body to and fro, forward and backward, especially hands and feet1
- Constantly wants to change position1
- Despairs of being crude and is very restless and exhausted, and very weak on attempting to move1
- Fidgety ; starts at least noise1
- Must walk slowly about1
- Nervous cannot sit still without great effort1
- Tossing about
- Trembling faintness1
- Trembling weakness ; languid and restless easily fatigued1
- Uneasy changing position often1
- Very anxious ; restless, with forebodings ; sometimes definite anticipations of time of death ; drawing, tearing or tingling pains ; symptoms aggravated at night, also by warmth and motion1
- Very restless, cannot keep still1
- Very restless, throws body about3
- When lying long becomes restless but change is painful and it is very difficult to find new position which gives relief1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Restless