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Sleep
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- Better after sleep4
- Better from little sleep1
- Better from sleep1
- Cannot go to sleep because things in room are out of place1
- Fainting with palpitation of heart followed by sleep1
- Great physical vigor and great endurance in spite of slight nourishment and little sleep1
- Heaviness in whole body as when one awakes from deep sleep1
- Ill-effects from loss of sleep and night-watching and mental excitement2
- Irresistible desire to lie down and sleep strength suddenly fails1
- Pains and most other symptoms worse after sleep1
- Parts on which one is lying goes to sleep1
- Pulsations in whole body, with restlessness delaying sleep1
- Sensation as if parts would go to sleep1
- Startings, like convulsive shocks, in affected parts, on going to sleep in evening1
- Trembling, like boiling and seething, as if parts were going to sleep with unpleasant sensation of coldness1
- Twitches and contractions of body unaffected by sleep1
- Ulcers burning like fire, and paining often during sleep discharging copious bloody pus or ichor, with blue, black, lardaceous bases1
- Whole body jerked during sleep1
- Worse after sleep4
- Worse during and after sleep1
- Worse during sleep2
- Worse from loss of sleep1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Sleep