SLEEP.
Laziness, dread of movement; great weariness; violent, unconquerable drowsiness, alternating with restlessness. *Coma vigil, interrupted by sighing and grinding of the teeth. *Sleeplessness, *with uneasiness and tossing about; with fainting fits; with moaning. Restless sleep; *early waking; *frequent waking, and difficulty to fall asleep again. *Starting of the limbs when on the point of falling asleep, particularly of the affected arts. Symptoms at night when in bed; prickling, lacerating, *restlessness and tossing about; inability to get warm; anxious heat and uneasiness with *burning as if hot water were coursing through the veins, or with throbbing in the head; *suffocative fits; *great anguish; dryness in the throat, with thirst. Symptoms during sleep; *staring as in affright; loud moaning; talking and quarrelling; grinding of the teeth; sick feeling all over; *grasping at flocks. Symptoms in the morning when walking: great irritation of temper, vomiting of white mucus, with bitterness of mouth, preceded by qualmishness and nausea, extending up into the chest.- Dreams; full of threats, repentance, or apprehension; frightful dreams; dreams about thunder-storms, fires, black water, and darkness vivid, vexatious dreams; dreams full of fatiguing reflecting; fanciful dreams; raving the fancy at night.
FEVER.
*Coldness of the limbs; *general coldness, with parchment-like dryness of the skin, or with profuse sweat, or alternation of dryness and sweat; in the evening; on the hands, feet, and abdomen *coldness, a i cold water were poured over him; in the evening and morning, with copious emission of urine, scanty stool, and stretching of the limbs; at night, followed by heat; external coldness with internal heat; coldness in the knees, with heat of the head and ears. *Chill: *particularly after drinking, with chilliness; *after a meal; sometimes the chill passes off after a meal; shuddering when out of bed; *when walking in the open air; *at the commencement of the fever, before the chilly stage sets in; with not forehead, hot cheeks, and cold hands; in the morning in sometimes alternates with heat. *Chilliness, violent, with shaking; every afternoon at three o’clock, with hunger, the chilliness increasing after a meal; internal chilliness in the afternoon, with heat of the skin and red cheeks, *in the evening, all over, with coldness, or only from the calves to the feet, with inability to get warm, particularly in the evening when in bed, as if occasioned by a cold; *chilliness down the back, and afterwards all over. Internal coldness, without any coldness of the skin, or warmth without any warmth being perceptible externally. *Heat, generally dry and burning, internally and externally, with desire for beer; internal heat, sometimes with diarrhoea; *anxious heat, *at night, dry, sometimes without thirst. *Violent fever; *from abuse of Cinchona; intermittent; particularly quotidian, quartan, tertian, and double tertian; *typhoid, putrid fevers, fevers with petechiae and miliaria-alba; *gastric, bilious, mucous fevers; *lentescent, hectic fevers. *Fever commencing with coldness; coldness at night, followed by heat; at first shuddering, then chilliness, and lastly dry heat in the evening sometimes with cold hands and feet; chilliness after a walk in the open air, followed by sweat, preceded and succeeded by hiccough; *Chilliness, generally in the afternoon or evening; followed by dry heat, generally in the evening, and sweat at the termination of the fever, mostly at night; *alternative or mingling of chilliness and heat; *heat without any previous chilliness, followed by sweat; heat at night, with sweat of the face and feet; burning heat (every fort night), followed by sweat in the nape of the neck. *Fever characterized by: *absence of thirst during the chilly stage, and sometimes the hot, or else great thirst, particularly in the hot stage; *great languor, weakness, trembling of the limbs, and sometimes partial paralysis; *oedematous swelling of the feet and other dropsical partial paralysis; *oedematous swelling of the feet and other dropsical complaints; *uneasiness ang great anguish at heart; *violent lacerating pains in the bones and limbs, particularly in the back; *stretching of the limbs; *delirium; *vertigo, humming in the ears, and fainting fits, particularly when raising from a recumbent posture; *muddled condition of the head, with laceration and oppression in the forehead and temples; *bloatedness of the head and face; *yellow, livid countenance; *tongue coated white, or dry and red; the tips are swollen, dry, and parched; *eruption and scurf around the mouth; *slow speech, tardy answers; *bitter taste in the mouth, or insipid and flat taste; *nausea and aversion to food; *violent pains, oppression, and burning in the region of the stomach and pit of the stomach; particularly after a meal; pain and swelling of the spleen and liver; distended abdomen; *hard and intermittent stool; *difficulty of breathing, oppression and pains of the chest.- Symptoms preceding the fever (the chilly or cold stage): *feeling of illness in the whole body; *stretching of the limbs and drawing through the whole body; *yawning; *weakness, desire to lie down, sometimes even *fainting; *headache, vertigo, and stupefaction; muddled condition of the head, and inability to collect one’s senses; humming in the ears.- During the chilly stage; goose-flesh *chattering of the teeth; *coldness, particularly in the abdomen; *prostration; *chattering of the teeth; *coldness, particularly in the abdomen; *prostration; yawning; *stretching of the limbs; drowsiness; *feeling of illness in the whole body; *drawing through the whole body; *pains in the limbs; *tearing or sticking, sometimes it the bones or in the head; heat while talking or moving about, with redness of the face; ill-humor; *anxiety; inability to collect one’s senses; *headache, *bitterness of mouth; nausea, with disposition to vomit; *pains in the stomach and pit of the stomach, oppressive or gnawing; cutting colic and diarrhoea; *difficulty of breathing, oppression, spasms in the chest; *cough until vomiting set in; the thighs are weary and bruised; pains in the small of the back and back. After the chills and previous to the hot stage: *lassitude and sleep; vertigo, *thirst; hiccough; *anxiety; *nausea and sometimes vomiting of bile; *diminution of the pains. During the hot stage; *restlessness; *delirium; *inability to collect one’s senses; *muddled condition and heaviness of the head, vertigo, headache, *anxiety, *bitterness of mouth; *tongue coated white and dry; *nausea; *pains in the liver and spleen; tension and fullness in the abdomen; *pressure and burning in the spit of the stomach; *pleuritic stitches; *redness of the skin; *oppression of the chest; *dryness of the nose and mouth; *dry cough; sweat of the face and feet; colicky, anxious tightness in the hypochondria and epigastrium.- After the hot stage: *sleep, from which he wakes with anguish and sweat; nausea, with inclination to vomit. After the fever (the sweating stage): hiccough; *pressure in the forehead and temples, with frightful dreams; *feeling in the limbs as if bruised.- *The sweat sets in at the close of the fever, generally at night; *in the evening, when in bed, at the commencement of sleep, sometimes seen only on the hands and thighs; *debilitating sweats, the debility sometimes increases to syncope; *cold, clammy sweats; fetid sweats; sweats tinging the skin and eyes yellow; *nightly, particularly about the thighs and knees, or in the back, with itching. During the sweat; excessive thirst, with constant desire to drink; a diminution of all the pains accompanying the fever; *anguish; humming in the ears; excessive seething of the blood, as if the blood were too hot, and coursing through the vessels too rapidly, with small, quick pulse; the pulse is irritated, frequent, not full; quick, small, rather hard; rapid; feeble, intermittent; small, feeble, frequent; *intermittent, small, unequal; suppressed, even while the beats of the heat are frequent and irritated.
MORAL SYMPTOMS.
*Melancholy sadness, particularly after inner, with headache; melancholy mood; *religious melancholy and retirement from the world; loud weeping; with few incoherent words; piercing lamentations, interrupted by swoons.- *Fits of anguish of the most violent kind; with lamentations about the pain in the abdomen, which arrests the breathing; *with uneasiness in the whole body; with tremor, an fear that he will be obliged to murder somebody; *with heat, which does not allow him to sleep before midnight, also at the o’clock at night, with nausea and an inclination to vomit, with tossing about in the bed; *driving him out of his bed at night, or in the evening after lying down; with oppression of the chest and labored breathing; *anguish, as if from remorse of conscience; as if he should die, anguish of death; anguish about the heart, with fainting fits; with tremor and cold sweat in the face, or tearing in the abdomen. Restlessness: with sadness and violent thirst; with pain in the abdomen and knees; with moaning and ill-humor (in a child). *Fear; *with great anguish and sweat; *dread of solitude, fear of some absent person, whom he imagines to be lying dead before him; *dread of ghosts, which appear to his fancy day and night; dread of vermin which are crawling about his bed; *of thieves, whom he sees everywhere, and hunts up in his house in the night; *springs up from his bed and hides himself. Irresoluteness. Great earnestness; when alone, ideas about illness crowd upon his mind; he despairs of his life; *great fear of death, *which the frequently deems quite near, with weeping, coldness, chilliness, and subsequent languor. Excessive sensitiveness; *anxiety of conscience, as if she had offended everybody; tendency to start. He talks little, complains of anguish; weakness of body and soul, without talking. No inclination for anything; impatience and anxiety; out of humor. *Vexed mood; about trifles, with disposition to censure everything, or to talk about the weakness of their people; with excessive sensitiveness to noise, talk, or light.-*Great indifference even to life; *aversion to life, disposition to suicide. *Melancholia, arising from the abuse of wine or brandy. *Melancholia arising from the retrocession of rash, and in consequence of taking a cold drink.
