Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Symptoms Of The Mind
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 493 · 30 rubrics start on this page
- Anxiety6
- Anxiety uncontrollable, even to suicide1
- Anxiety with frightful dreams and great weakness1
- Anxiety with nausea and cold sweat on forehead1
- Anxiety, believes he is always alone1
- Anxiety, dejected, debilitated, with aversion to thought1
- Anxiety, depression of spirits, with timidity1
- Anxiety, does not know what to do with himself, < after midnight3
- Anxiety, either sorrowful, depressed or violent delirium1
- Anxiety, faint-hearted, timid, inclined to weep, fears death5
- Anxiety, fear of being left alone5
- Anxiety, hopeless and certain of death2
- Anxiety, hopeless of recovery1
- Anxiety, hopeless, thinks it useless to take medicine, is incurable1
- Anxiety, timid and fearful2
- Apathy7
- Apathy and extreme dullness of the senses1
- Apathy, does not ask for anything, has none of the usual wants1
- Apathy, makes no complaints2
- Apathy, says he is well, nothing the matter with him1
- Apathy, thinks he is well1
- Apathy, unless questioned, does not speak of his condition, does not seem dangerous to him1
- Apathy, utters no desire, no will power1
- Apathy, with indifference2
- Indifference8
- Indifference and insensibility, impelling to rub forehead1
- Indifference and insensibility, with pale face1
- Indifference to everything2
- Indifference to the most loved objects, wishes to die1
- Indifference, even to the most loved child or dearest friend2
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