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Bruised
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- All parts of body on which patient lies are painful as if bruised1
- Bed feels hard, makes patient feel sore and bruised2
- Body feels bruised with sensation of coldness1
- Burning, cutting, stinging, biting or contractive pains1
- Dull stitches sometimes with crampy sensation, sometimes pressing, sometimes conveying sensation of shock or jerk, sometimes itching in different parts of body in limbs, arms, feet toes in side or in back, always in outer parts ; places are painful on pressure, as if sore or bruised1
- Feeling
- General bruised feeling of body as if sore1
- Limbs and joints on which patient is lying feel painful as if bruised1
- Limbs and whole body painful as if bruised and beaten4
- Pain
- Pain as if bruised in outer parts, which makes patient cross1
- Painful bruised feeling over whole body1
- Pains in muscular portions of body, composed of pressure and bruised feeling1
- Pains, as if sore and ulcerated, or as if bruised and contused1
- Paralytic pains in all joints during motion, as if bruised1
- Parts upon which patient lies feel bruised1
- Sensation when walking1
- Sensitiveness of whole body1
- Sore feeling
- Soreness1
- Soreness of muscles and integuments, as if bruised beaten ; flesh sore to touch, even of clothes4
- Tired, bruised, sick feeling all over body1
- Weakness and bruised feeling through whole body1
- Weary, tired, bruised, sore ; great weakness ; must lie down, yet bed feels to hard1
- Whole body feels bruised1
- Whole body feels painful, as if bruised1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Bruised