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Drawing
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- Contractive drawing sensation from below upwards1
- Frequent drawing pains constantly appearing and disappearing in almost all parts of body1
- In many places, like transient jerks1
- Lacerating pains here and there in muscles of whole body, when sitting1
- Painful drawing tension of whole body1
- Pains26
- Pains especially drawing with pressure, commence slowly, increase gradually to a very high degree and decrease as slowly1
- Paralytic sensations, accompanied by drawing tearing pains and numbness1
- Pressive drawing tearing pains often ending in a stitch1
- Rheumatic pains in different parts of body1
- Sensation
- Tearing drawing pains in various parts of body1
- Tearing drawing pains, quickly changing location2
- Tearing drawing tensive pains excited by slightest chill1
- Tearing pains1
- Tenderness and cramp-like drying and tearing in various parts1
- 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
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Drawing