(North pole of the magnet.)
(Applied in the region of the fourth to the sixth dorsal vertebrae, at a distance of four or five finger breadths from the body.)
(Vertigo, there is a whirling in the head and she feels as though she would fall on either side (immediately).
Vertigo as if from intoxication, which compels him when standing to place the feet differently in order to support the body (aft. 5 m.). [Htn., Fz.]
When walking in the open air vertigo so that he could not tread firmly (aft. 26 h.). [Lr.]
When walking in the open air he staggers to and fro, as in vertigo (aft. 22 h.). [Lr.]
5. In one side of the head a vertiginous drawing (aft. 10 m.).
When she went up stairs, she has a drawing in the head from its centre to both ears alternately, like the pendulum of a clock.
He is not quite conscious, cannot think accurately; he feels as if the intelligence were suspended, and as if something in the brain pressed from above downwards and forced out the eyes; a threatening of syncope.
When walking he is as if intoxicated.
Sensation of intoxication, like a humming in the head (aft. ¼ h.).
10. Confusion of the head, and longing for open air.
Confusion of the head. [Mch. – DE HARSU, l. c., p. 135.] (Applied in the region of the fourth to the sixth dorsal vertebrae, at a distance of four or five finger breadths from the body.)
Weak memory; but cheerful (aft. 1 h.).
For two successive days he wakes up each time from the afternoon nap with violent headache, as if the brain were bruise and confused; it is alleviated after waking, and goes off on getting up (aft. 3, 28 h.).
A pain compounded of soreness and bruised feeling on the surface of the brain in the forehead and one temple.
15. Head as if bruised and smashed in one half of the brain (aft. ½ h.).
Drawing headache on the left side (aft. 27 h.). [Htn.]
In the right temple drawing boring pain; at the same time a spasmodic pain just below the left zygoma.[Mch.]
A side shock in the head in the morning in bed.
Behind the right ear a shock-like tearing in the head when walking in the open air, which gradually extends also to the front (aft. ¼ h.).[Htn.]
20. Behind the left ear a shock-like tearing in the head when walking in the open air, which gradually extends also to the front (aft. ¼ h.). [Htn.]
20. Behind the left ear a shock-like tearing in the head when sitting (aft. ½ h.). [Htn.]
He has a feeling as of a weight that pressed down the head.
In several parts of the brain a pressure as from something hard. (Much heat in the head.)
In the head a disagreeable sensation of compression as if a part of the brain were pressed in.
25. The noise of a hammer causes a shock in her head.
In the right temple a pressure involving the head when walking in the open air. [Fz.]
An (aching) pain above the left temple, externally (aft. 27 h.). [Lr.]
In the occiputal articulation a pressure going outwards, so that he must always bend the head forwards. [Fz.]
Aching pain in the left side of the forehead (aft. 22 h.). [Lr.]
30. An aching pain externally above the right superciliary arch (aft. 28 h.). [Lr.]
Headache, especially when raising up and moving the eyes.
A tensive sensation in the brain under the forehead extending into the root of the nose.
In the morning, after rising, several times some stitches superiorly in the left side of the forehead, until the afternoon.
35. Headache as if the temples were pressed asunder.
Violent headache all the afternoon as if the brain were pressed asunder (aft. 3 d.).
(Large lumps on the hairy scalp, which are only painful when touched.)
Tension of the integuments of the head, as if they were closely attached to the skull, causing confusion of the head (for several hours). [Hl.]
Smarting itching on the hairy scalp (aft. ½ h.).
40 Rush of blood to the head, and flush of heat in the cheeks. [Fz.]
A tension over the face.
Paleness of the face.
A cold blast in the eyes.
The eyes protruded (aft. ½ h.).
45. Staring look at an object, when sitting.
Fine stitches in the left eye (aft. 24 h.).
Stitches in the eyelids. [CHRISTOPH, WEBER, Wirkungen des kunstlichen Magnets, Hanover, 1767.]
In the evening stitches in the left eyelids, with dryness of them. [Fz.]
Fine shooting in the canthus and in the left cheek. [WEBER, l. c.]
50. Burning, prolonged stitch in the upper eyelid (aft. 3 m.)
On the border of the upper eyelid a vesicle which pressed on the eye.
Eyelids in the morning strongly gummed up. [WEBER, l. c.]
Painful sensitiveness of the eyelids when reading (aft. 12 h.).
Twitching and drawing in the eyelids. [WEBER, l. c.]
35. Drawing in the eyelids. [WEBER, l. c.]
Drawing in the eyelids and lachrymation. [WEBER, l. c.]
Mucus in the outer canthus. [WEBER, l. c.]
Itching in the inner canthus and the border of the eyelids (aft. ½ h.).
Itching over the right eye, compelling scratching. [WEBER, l. c.]
60. Itching in the eyelids. [WEBER, l. c.]
Itching in the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
In the morning on awaking, in bed, painful dry feeling of the eyelids (aft. 14, 20 h.).
Sensation as of grains of sand in the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
Burning, redness and lachrymation of both eyes. [WEBER, l. c.]
65. Great movement of the eyeball; much water collects in both eyes. [WEBER, l. c.]
The eyes water in the morning.
The eyes water much, intolerance of sunlight.
(Applied to the weak right eye.) (aft. ¼ h.) a burning in it; it became red and filled with water. [WEBER, l. c.]
Applied to the weak eye, a coldness that lasted three or four minutes (aft. 2 m.). [WEBER, l. c.]
70. Coldness of the weak eye, as if a lump of ice lay in the orbit instead of the eye; when the coldness went off, a prolonged needle-prick in the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
First coldness, then heat in the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
Ticking sensation in the eye, like a watch (for 25 m.). [WEBER, l. c.]
Restless motion of the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
Sensation as of a spider’s web before the eyes. [WEBER, l. c.]
75. Flash of light in the eye, like a falling star. [WEBER, l. c.]
Formication between the two eyes. [WEBER, l. c.]
(Applied to the eye) a strong drawing over the eye, on the cheek, and the ear to the upper jaw. [WEBER, l. c.]
The pupils are much dilated, and contract but little to the light (immediately).
80. A stitch from the Eustachian tube into the inner ear (when stooping).
Ringing in the ear of the same side. [WEBER, l. c.]
Some tearings in the right internal ear, like carache (aft. 18 h.).
A hissing and a drawing sensation in the ear.
85. Applied to the ear, a crepitation and crackling in it. [WEBER, l. c.]
(Applied to the ear) a warmth and roaring in it, as when water boils and bubbles. [WEBER, l. c.]
Applied to the ear, heat and pecking in it. [WEBER, l. c.]
A kind of deafness, as if a skin lay before the right ear followed by heat in it. [Lr.]
Tension in the membrana tympani.
90. Acute tensive pain in the face that extended to the tonsils. [WEBER, l. c.]
Drawing in the left cheek. [WEBER, l. c.]
Fine pricking on the cheek, as from innumerable fine needles, with hot sensation, but without heat perceptible to the touch (aft. 2.1/2 h.). [Htn.]
A small lump in the face near the nose, which causes pain like excoriation when touched, when not touched some rare, slow stitches are felt in it.
Eruption of pimples on the right ala nasi with shooting itching sensation. [Fz.]
95. Deception of the sense of smell; in the room there is a smell of rotten eggs, or as if a privy was being cleaned out (aft. 27 h.). [Htn.]
Deception of the sense of smell; in the room there is a smell of whitewash or dust.
On three afternoons profuse epistaxis , which becomes more profuse each successive afternoon, preceded by aching pain in the forehead (aft. 4 d.).
In the afternoon (about 2 o’clock) haemorrhage from the left nostril (aft. 46 h.). [Lr.]
In the afternoon (about 4 o’clock) when walking in the open air, after blowing the nose, epistaxis for three quarters of an hour (aft. 23 h.). [Lr.]
100. Sore pain on the nostrils, even when not touching or moving them (aft. 26 h.).
At first red and hot nose-tip, then red, hot, sharply despots on the cheeks.
Crepitating shooting pain in an (already existing) pimple on the right angle of the mouth (immediately). [Fz.]
Drawing in the left axilla and the left cheek. [WEBER, l. c.]
In the morning on awaking a tensive pain in the left upper maxilla (aft. 36 h.). [Lr.]
105. A painful squeezing in the maxillary joint on moving the lower jaw, as if it were dislocated (aft. ½ h.). [Htn.]
Under the mastoid process, between the sterno-cleido-mastoideus muscle and the ramus of the lower jaw aching drawing pain proceeding from the temple. [Fz.]
Tensive pain in the left anterior submaxillary glands (aft. 19 h.). [Lr.]
In the left submaxillary gland, squeezing aching pain, under the left angle of the jaw (aft. 2 h.).
In the submaxillary glands a crushing aching or pinching pain, per se such as is felt in acute sore-throat (aft. 4 h.).
110. Tearing pain in the cervical muscles as if they were too tired.
Painful cramp in the cervical muscles from one ear to the other.
Cramp in one of the cervical muscles when yawning; afterwards the part was painful to the touch.
In the left angle of the lips, on moving the mouth sore pain, as if an ulcer would come there.
Slow excessively acute and painful stitches in the lower lip.
115. Small papules on the inside of the upper lip opposite the gums.
Toothache in the upper incisors of the right side, just as if something hard pressed on them and would break them down. [Fz.]
Toothache when eating; all his teeth felt loose as if they would bend over. [Fz.]
The teeth of the upper jaw feel loose (aft. 28 h.). [Lr.]
Painful tingling in the hollow teeth of the lower jaw, worst on the right side; the toothache ceases whilst eating (aft. 3 h.). [Htn.]
120. Cramp-like toothache ceases whilst eating (aft. 3 h.). [Htn.]
Toothache, as if the tooth were torn out; it becomes worse after eating, and when he is sitting or lying, but is better when he is walking. Toothache going towards the eye; a very rapid pecking in the hollow tooth, with swollen, inflamed gums and red burning cheek; the toothache grew worse immediately after eating, got better when walking in the open air, but was aggravated in the close room.
Throbbing in the hollow tooth (immediately) and then a pressure in it, as if something hard pressed itself into the cavity, with drawing in the temples.
Throbbing in the tooth, with burning in the gums, and swollen, red, hot cheeks, with burning pain and throbbing in them, in the afternoon.
125. The toothache ceases when walking in the open air, and returns in the room.
Sensation of numbness and insensibility in the gum of the tooth that was painful.
Drawing toothache in the hollow tooth and in the front teeth, increased only by eating, when something warm touches it, and along with the pain there is also redness of the cheek.
Swelling of the gum of a hollow tooth, which is painful when touched by the tongue.
Toothache, as if the gum were sore or incised, increased by air coming into the mouth.
130. Itching in the front part of the tongue, which compels him to rub and scratch it.
On awaking from sleep the mouth is full of thick, almost dry, white mucus (aft. 18 h.). [Lr.]
Smell from the mouth, that is very disagreeable to the patient himself.
Retching in the oesophaus which when it will not come to eructation presses upwards and causes anxiety.
Copious flow of saliva. [WEBER, l. c.]
135. Collection of saliva in the mouth (immediately).
Heartburn (aft. ½ h.).
Long-continued rancid heartburn.
Food of the nicest taste has no taste to him, during supper (aft. 10 h.).
On smoking tobacco he felt a scraping in the throat posteriorly, as if the heartburn would burn or had burnt him.
140. In the morning a sourish, fasting taste.
When he smokes tobacco it tastes bitter on the back of the tongue (aft. 2 h.).
Tobacco-smoking is disliked by him; tobacco tastes bad (aft. 2 h.).
At noon she was so full, that she could not eat.
(He is immediately satiated.)
145. Ravenous hunger in the evening.
Chocolate had an insipid disagreeable taste, as if mixed with impure water.
(Supper tastes well, but soon afterwards there comes a flat taste in the mouth and heat in the lobes of the ears.)
Eructation, like a somewhat painful jerk.
Frequent eructation of nothing but air.
150. Nausea.
It seems to promote acid derangement of the stomach.
The tongue is much furred and slimy; loathing at milk.
His stomach feels deranged; there is such a weight in his stomach as if he had eaten something.
Heartburn after supper (aft. 24 h.).
155. In the night she wakes up from a pressure in the abdomen as from a stone.
Pressure in the abdomen, as from a stone.
Clutching in the scrobiculus cordis (aft. ½ h.).
(Throbbing in the scrobiculus cordis) (immediately).
Sensation in the upper part of the abdomen and stomach, as if the walls of the stomach were painfully sensitive.
160. A drawing in the scrobiculus cordis extending to the right side of the chest.
Drawing pain in the abdomen. (aft. 4 h.).
Drawing pain in the abdomen (aft. a few h.).
In the umbilical region warmth, which caused him anxiety, and afterwards a sensation as if vomiting were about to ensue.
Coldness in the abdomen (immediately after contact.)
165. Gurgling in the abdomen, as if much flatulence were incarcerated, which causes also a twisting about that mounts up into the scrobiculus cordis and occasions eructation (aft. 2.3/4 h.). [Htn.]
A pinching and rumbling in the abdomen, which went off by discharge of flatus (aft. 25 h.). [Lr.]
While walking in the open air severe cutting stitches in the centre of the abdomen from below upwards (aft. 3.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
Shocks and jerks from the abdomen through the chest up into the throat (immediately).
A couple of jerks from the abdomen through the chest up into the throat (immediately).
170. A couple of stitches in the side of the abdomen and movement in the abdomen, as if diarrhoea were coming on (aft. 10 h. the next morning).
Spasmodic contractive feeling of the hypogastrium, externally and internally, in the morning.
Pinching, especially in the upper part of the abdomen, immediately after eating (supper).
In the left side of the abdomen on a small spot, a violent unintermitting pinching, as from incarcerated flatulence.
Flatulent colic immediately after supper; a sharp pressure outwards in all parts of the abdomen, as if the belly would burst; it is alleviated by sitting motionless (aft. 30 h.).
175. In the morning, in bed, immediately after waking, flatulent colic; the flatulence pressed upwards towards the hypochondria, with hard pressing and tensive pains here and there in the whole abdomen, during rest and movement, with a qualmishness and nausea arising from the abdomen.
Uninterrupted aching pinching pain in the whole abdomen, like a colic, but without perceptible flatulence, which does not go off either by rest, motion, or by taking food and drink, but is very much aggravated by thinking and –overexertion of the mind, and then is attended by nausea; the colic is somewhat alleviated by perfect rest, but by touching zinc it goes off completely within an hour.
In the evening and morning there is pressure here and there, as from flatulence, in the bowels, as if the pressure occurred on a pressure as if on a bruised spot; when flatus is discharged the pain in the abdomen and the headache both go off; whenever and as long as flatulence moves on the abdomen, the above pain in the abdomen and headache both reappear and cause a cross state of the disposition, at the same time the flatus smells very badly.(On then applying the south pole the painful uneasiness in the abdomen, as also the headache, go off within an hour.)
(Painful sensibility of the abdominal muscles.)
Suppression of the discharge of flatus, for twenty-four hours.
180. In the night, about 2 a.m., he wakes up with the most violent colic; a continued intolerable hard pressure in the scrobiculus cordis and hypochondria, which always rises higher up into the chest, and becomes more severe, up to the pit of the throat, where it threatens to stop the breath; a kind of thoracic colic. (The ophands laid lightly on the chest, with the exertion o strong will (a kind of self-mesmerising), soon gave relief; the spasm went off, and an easy discharge of much flatus restored rest and sleep.)
In the morning drawing, almost dysentric pain in the hypogastrium, then a large sized faecal evacuation passed with difficulty (aft. 24 h.).
Along with the stool blood was discharged twice during the day (aft. 24 h.).
Hard, large sized, rare stool, passed with difficulty (aft. some d.).
A sharp pressure in the rectum (aft. 1.1/ h.).
185. A shooting pinching in the rectum.
After midnight, during slumber, an aching pressing pain in the rectum (not in the anus) lasting an hour, which goes off on waking up thoroughly.
In the left iliac region, in the region of the inguinal ring, a cutting pain with a weak feeling there.
Stitches in the right lumbar region. [Mch.]
Stitches in the left groin outwards at the superior process of the os ilii.(immediately).
190. Out-boring pain above the left inguinal ring; as if a hernia would protrude, when sitting. [Fz.]
190. Out-boring pain above the left inguinal ring; as if a hernia would protrude, when sitting. [Fz.]
From day to day, increased relaxation of the inguinal ring; as if a hernia would protrude, chiefly when coughing (aft. 48 h.).
Pain in the inguinal ring, like excoriation, especially when walking (aft. 3 h.).
Dark urine.
The first hours diminished, after a day and night much increased copious secretion of urine.
195. Frequent discharge of urine (aft. 18 h.).
Frequent urging to urinate (Aft. 18 h.). [Lr.]
Very copious discharge of urine, for more than one day (aft. 6 h.).
(Relaxation of the neck of the bladder, from 1 p.m. until 8 p.m., the urine dribbled away involuntarily) (aft. 3 h.).
After urinating a persistent smarting pain in the seam of the prepuce.
200. Itching smarting on the inside of the prepuce, which compels him to rub, at night in bd.
On the inner surface of the prepuce a painful itching (aft. waking at midnight.)
Nocturnal pollution without erection, from which he wakes with anxiety.
Nocturnal pollution.
Uncontrollable erection of the penis, with irresistable inclination for coitus and for ejaculation of semen.
205. In the morning strong erections.
Laxity of the genital organs and diminished inclination for coitus (aft. 36 h.).
A throttling pain in the right testicle (aft. 3 h.).
On crossing the thighs, sharp stitches in the left testicle (aft. 18.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
A sharp drawing and a cutting in the testicles.
210. Moderated sexual desire, he can master it (aft. 64 h.).
(The catamenia, which were expected, came on in twenty hours, increased in twenty-four hours beyond their usual quantity (they had hitherto been to scanty) and became healthy in amount, without any more accessory symptoms (consequently curative action.)
One nostril is stopped up with stuffed coryza, whilst thin mucus drops from the other nostril.
In the morning quick discharge of fluid mucus from the nose.
Sneezing and fluent coryza with stopped nose (aft. 38 h.). [Lr.]
215. Coryza and sneezing (aft. 18 h.). [Lr.]
Violent coryza of the side of the nose on which the magnet was applied to the eye. [WEBER, l. c.]
Discharge of an acrid water from the nose. [WEBER, l. c.]
Acrid discharge from the nose, which causes burning pain in the nostril. [WEBER, l. c.]
Flow of water from both nostrils. [WEBER, l. c.]
220. Very severe stuffed coryza, so that both nostrils are stopped up and he can only breathe with difficulty (aft. 20 h.). [Htn.]
At night complete stoppage of the left nostril, whilst the right was open, but quite dry, as in stuffed coryza. [Htn.]
After getting up from bed, the nose which had been stopped up at night, opened, but the dryness remained the same. [Htn.]
Attack of sneezing and coryza (aft. 2 h.).
Breathing is difficult for her.
225. Shortness of breath on going upstairs. [Fz.]
He must breathe spasmodically (in interrupted, deep breaths) as if in his need to make a deep inspiration he wished to displace the air; at the same time he perspired all over (immediately).
Instantaneous violent cough of three or four impulses.
The cough becomes worse when walking in the open air, it stuck and choked as if he would suffocate.
Sudden oppression of the chest.
230. Squeezing contractive pain transversely through the chest, which causes a trembling anxious respiration, especially inspiration (when leaning forwards on the arms and looking out of the window) (aft. 3.1/2 h.). [Htn.]
Anxiety and qualmishness about the chest (aft. 5 m.). [Lr.]
Oppression of the chest. [WEBER, l. c.]
Heat seems to go in over the throat towards the interior of the chest, on moving in the open air. [Fz.]
A sensation in the throat and trachea, as after hearty laughing, i.e., a sensation which excited the internal feeling of laughter, and the saliva collects in the mouth.
235. Oppression in the chest with anxiety.
Itching in the nipples (aft. 1 h.).
Some strong beats of the heart.
Burning stitches at the heart.
Burning stitches, first on the muscles of the back, then in the side of the chest, and lastly anteriorly on the right breast.
240. Aching in the region of the heart (immediately).
Several sharp stitches in the cardiac region.
Sharp stitches in the left side of the pectoral muscles on moving the arm.
When walking in the open air a shooting on the left side of the chest (aft. 10 m.). [Lr.]
In the evening a persistent stitch on the left side of the chest. [Lr.]
245. Stitches in the left side of the chest (aft. ¼ h.).
In the evening in bed before going to sleep frequent dry, hacking cough.
(Dry cough, which causes a raw pain on the chest, especially at night, when after chilliness she has become warm in bed.)
Smoking tobacco causes him to cough.
Whilst going to sleep there occurs a shaking spasmodic cough, that hinders every attempt to go to sleep.
250. About midnight suffocating spasmodic cough; the irritation to cough cannot yet detach the phlegm, and the mucus that is loosened by the cough goes into the upper region without diminishing the tickling cough, which has its seat in a deeper region; the cough, in consequence, becomes very fatiguing and shaking; even the head is shaken, and the whole body becomes hot, this is followed by a general perspiration lasting till morning, with cessation of the cough.
In the evening in bed, immediately after lying down, incessant (not tickling) irritation to cough, which is short and dry, and the irritation to further coughing is not exhausted, as is the case with other kinds of cough; this irritation to cough is only allayed by suppressing the cough by firm determined will.
Creptition or cracking in the cervical vertebrae, especially in the atlas, when moving (aft. 3 h.).
In the middle of the spine, on bending backwards, pain like a bruise (aft. 36 h.).
Intermittent stitches on the right side of the back (aft. 26.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
255. Persistent pains in the back when standing, walking, and sitting, as if he had stooped for a long time (aft. 28.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
Sensation as of gurgling and formication between the scapulae.
Heaviness in the superior extremities as if lead were in the blood vessels (immediately). [Hsch.]
Feeling of weight in the arm to which the pole is applied. [Fz.]
Considerable feeling of weight in the left upper and fore-arm (aft. ¾ h.). [Htn.]
260. Great coldness in the arm stroked with the magnet (in a woman in the zoomagnetic sleep caused by contact with the north pole). [HEINICKE, Ideen and Beobachtungen uber d. their. Magnetism., Bremen, 1880, p. 4.]
Prickling shooting pain in the arm up to the shoulder, especially in the shafts of the bones of the forearm. [Gth.]
When walking in the open air a pain on the right shoulder, like excoriation (aft. 4.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
Sensation in the arm and hand as if they had gone to sleep (immediately). [Htn.]
Quivering in the lumbar muscles of the back.
265. Before noon until after midnight (4 a.m.) pain in the left shoulder-joint, as if bruised, when moving and when at test, not painful when touched (aft. 3 h.).
Trembling of the arm of the hanthat touches the magnet.
Arm as if asleep, like cramp.
The left arm is much heavier than the other.
The upper arm of the opposite side to that in contact with the pole is very heavy.
270. Above the elbow an itching, consisting of fine pricking and smarting, which is not allayed by scratching, as from a gnat-bit; after scratching a burning.
Heaviness in the upper arm (immediately).
Several times twitching in the affected upper arm and leg at the same time feel to him as if dead).
Stitches at the lower part of the forearm near the wrist-joint (aft. 25.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
In the evening aching in the bone of the left forearm, as after a blow. [Fz.]
275. Feeling of stiffness in the elbow-joint.
In the elbow-joint audible cracking on moving (immediately).
Pleasant feeling in the arm-joint, as if it were rested after great weariness.
Aching and drawing in the wrist, with restlessness in the forearm(as if in joy and expectation), which always compels him to flex it. [Fz.]
Sensation in the hand as if it were asleep. [Fz.]
280. Trembling in the left hand and stiffness of the index finger (aft. 9 m.). [Lr.]
When walking in the open air stitches spreading into the muscles of the left palm (aft. 2 h.). [Lr.]
Stiffness and rigidity in the right wrist and ankle-joints, at night in bed.
A trembling of the hand touching the magnet and of the foot of the opposite side.
A painful and almost burning itching on the back of the middle phalanx of the little finger, as if the part had been frostbitten; the place is painful when touched (aft. 4 h.).
285. A fine, frequent pricking, as with needles, in the affected part and in every finger tip, worst in the evening after lying down.
Drawing upwards in the fingers with formication in them (immediately), and immediately afterwards somewhat depressed in spirits.
Fingers gone to sleep. [Gth.]
A formication in the tip of the left index (aft. 4 m.). [Lr.]
A twitching in the thumb applied to the pole, as if the pulse beat in it. [Gth.]
290. Great heaviness in the finger touching the pole (immediately). [Htn.]
Icy coldness in the touching the pole (immediately). [Htn.]
Pain in the finger-joints, as if they had been over-bent.
Tingling in the touching finger.
First a quivering in the touching finger, and then up into the arm, with a kind of heaviness in it.
295. (A backward-drawing pain in the fingers, combined with formication.)
Bruised pain in the hip-joints, which is aggravated by stooping.
Exhaustion of the lower limbs. [Mch.]
Great weariness of the lower extremities from 4 to 8 o’clock p.m. (aft. 1 h.). [Hsch.]
The lower extremities feel like to break down from fatigue, when walking. [Fz.]
300. Drawing in the right thigh, in both knees. [WEBER, l. c.]
A stitch downwards anteriorly in the muscles of the right thigh (aft. 27 h.). [Lr.]
In the morning a voluptous itching, more in front than on the inside, on the left thigh (aft. 18 h.). [Lr.]
Heaviness and numbness in the thighs, as if they had gone to sleep, without formication.
Aching and throttling tearing in inner parts of the muscles of the thigh when sitting and walking (aft. 24 h.).
305. An aching tearing on the outer side of the knee down to the outer ankle (aft. 3 h.).
Bruised pain above the knee when sitting. [Fz.]
Stitches in the tendons of the left thigh towards the hough (aft. 19 h.). [Lr.]
Stiffness in the tendons of the hough when rising from a seat as if they were too short (aft. 3 h.). [Fz.]
Painless tingling in the left leg, with feeling of heaviness, as if it were asleep (aft. 4 h.). [Htn.]
310. Aching in the tibiae when standing. [Fz.]
Painful rigidity of the calf when walking.
Burning rigidity of the calf when walking.
Burning pulsating stitches in the calf.
Great weariness in the legs (aft. 24 h.).
The left thigh went to sleep on rising up, but chiefly when standing, after sitting (aft. 3 h.).
315. When walking the foot became as if as sleep (aft. ¼ h.).
Pain on the upper part of the toes as if sore from walking.
(When sitting) sudden, tearing stitches in the heels, the big toe and the calf. [Fz.]
Stitches in the right big toe. [Mch.]
Painful crawling on the toes of the right foot (aft. 27h.) [Lr.]
320. Voluptuous itching under the toes of the left foot (aft. 27.1/2 h.). [Lr.]
Tearing stitch in the big toe.
Sore painful pressure in the hitherto painless corns from the slightest tightness of the shoes.
Pain on one toe, as if there were a corn on it.
A severe stitch in the heel.
325. Sore pain in the heel (aft. ½ h.).
(On the heel sometimes a pain like pressure.)
(Severe pressing about the ankle of the diseased ulcerated foot)
(Shooting in the encysted tumour.)
A crawling over the skin.
330. On the whole body a fine pricking itching in the skin, which when off after scratching a little, but appeared in another place (aft. 4.3/4 h.). [Htn.]
A crawling itching, as from a fly or flea, which ended in a feeling of excoriation, first on the inner side of the limbs, then on their outer side, in the evening in bed and in the morning after awaking.
Persistent digging stitches, which as they penetrated deeper and deeper became all the more acute and painful, on various parts.
Slow, persistent, very painful stitches in various parts, e.g. on the back or on the sides of the fingers and toes.
Shooting jerks in the limb in contact with the magnet (immediately).
335. Jerks in the limb in contact with the magnet (immediately).
A trembling, vibrating, tingling sensation.
Sensation as from rush of blood to the part in contact with the magnet, as if the blood would force itself out there (aft. ¼ h.).
In the neighbouring parts a quivering.
A quivering and throbbing in the region of application (aft. ½ h.).
340. In the neighbouring parts tensive sensation.
In the neighbouring parts pain as if bruised, and as if the part would go to sleep.
A trembling feeling through the whole body, chiefly in the feet (Aft. ½ h.).
A trembling in the parts touching the magnet (immediately).
345. The hand in contact became soon colder.
Cooling sensation on the place of application.
Cold sensation on the place of application (aft. ½ h.).
Warm sensation in the neighbouring parts.
In the (already existing) tetter, burning pain all day.
350. In the (already existing) tetter, sore, almost tearing burning pain.
A drawing in the periosteum of all the bones, as on the approach of an ague (but without chill or heat) (aft. 2 h.).
Painless drawing sensation.
A rapid drawing or darting to and fro, and jerks like a shooting on the right side of the tongue, on the neck and over the foot.
Heaviness in single limbs (with feeling of increased strength in them) (aft. 24 h.).
355. A feeling of dryness and straining in the body, with loss of strength.
He is very exhausted, must rest when walking in the open air, and he was melancholy and dejected.
Exhaustion, bruised feeling and pains in the limbs were aggravated in the open air.
In the morning a general exhaustion with sweat of anxiety, at noon loss of appetite; he must lie down; afterwards diarrhoea (aft. 48 h.).
Weariness in all the limbs (aft. ¼ h.).
360. Great exhaustion on going up the accustomed stairs. [Fz.]
In the morning so exhausted, as from oppressive sultry air, that she could scarcely drag herself along.
Immoderate, spasmodic, yawning, and at the same time pain in the left maxillary joint, as if it would dislocated.
Too frequent yawning without sleepiness.
Frequent yawning (immediately).
365. Great drowsiness; he must yawn. [WEBER, l. c.]
Sleepy stupefaction; several times he felt as if the eyes were suddenly closed, and as if an agreeable sleep would suddenly come on; an irresistable sensation which tended to make him quickly unconscious.
In the evening he was overcome by great sleepiness, all the limbs felt paralysed and bruised.
By day always sleepy; day sleep.
Very deep, sound sleep, especially towards morning, he could not sleep enough in the morning.
370. At night in sleep he lay on the back.
She rings in the evening in her sleep, wakes up in consequence, and remembers that it is wrong, goes to sleep again and recommto sing and again wakes up from it.
Historical, very vivid but innocent and unimpassioned dreams, which cannot be remembered on awakening.
All night long lascivious dreams (aft. 8 h.).
Dreamful and yet very sound sleep; h dreams on commencing to slumber.
375. About midnight a dream, as if she fell from a height, on which she started and trembled all over.
A dream (about midnight) of murder and assasination, owing to which she commenced to weep aloud and to howl.
Appearance in a dream of a person whom she saw next day when awake for the first time.
He dreams all night not disagreeable but very vivid visions, which have no connection with one another; when awake he can remember them.
At night stupefied sleep; in the morning he lay on his back and had dreams of deformed men, abortions, &c. [Fz.]
380. Learned occupations at night in dream. [Lr.]
At night sleep is disturbed by vexatious unremembered dreams. [Lr.]
At night in sleep, very restless tossing about with vivid dreams; the bed seemed too warm. [Htn.]
Frequent waking out of sleep as from a fright (aft. 34 h.). [Lr.]
At night he often awakes with a burning heat of the whole body, and must sometimes throw off the clothes and get air; at the same time his mouth was very dry, without thirst. [Ht.]
385. In the evening he cannot get to sleep for several hours (aft. 3, 4 d.)
About 2 a.m. half waking with much inner consciousness, great wealth of thoughts and lively memory; he thinks of an important subjects in the best form in a foreign language with which he was not very conversant, almost as if in a zoo-magnetic sleep-talking state; but when fully awake he cannot remember distinctly the subject of his thoughts (aft. 16 h.).
In the evening immediately after going to sleep, sudden waking with a violent jerk in the muscles of the head and neck, as if the head were jerked backwards.
He is awoke about midnight by a violent pressure transversely by movement, or by heat, or by any change of position.
In the evening in bed, a violent pain in the top of the gullet, as after swallowing too large a morsel; but when he turned on his left side this went off.
390. In the night in bed he tosses about half awake.
At night collection of saliva in the mouth, so profuse that each time he wakes the pillow is quite wet.
He wakes at night with much tiresome heat if the whole body, and must from time to time throw off the clothes and give himself air; at the same time dry mouth without thirst.
Restless sleep; he tosses about in bed and it feels too warm.
At night a warmth as if perspiration would break out.
395. Strong, smelling night-sweat, without heat.
He woke up at night; he felt very warm, and he became still warmer by drinking a glass of cold water (aft. 16 h.).
Frequent shivering at night in bed and jerks in the arms, so that they were propelled towards one another.
In the morning chill with yawning.
(Chill all day, all over the body but especially over the back)(aft. 48 h.).
400. Cooling of the whole body. (In the 3rd edition two symptoms have been omitted here by the transcriber, and there is a mistake in the enumeration. We have been able to supply these symptoms, 399 and 400, from the 2nd edition; what is there given as one symptom being in reality two different ones.)
Cold sensation or feeling of cooling all over the body as if she were too lightly clad, or had got a chill, but without shivering; immediately she had a small soft stool followed by straining (aft. ½ h.).
Chill, shivering.
At the instant of touching the north pole with the tip of the tongue, shivering all over.
Coldness of the hands.
405. On the tip of the finger in contact with the magnet cold sensation and at the same time beads of sweat on the fingers and back of this hand (immediately).
Sweat on the inside of the hands, which are cool.
Cold sweat on the hands and soles of the feet.
Cold sweat all over (aft. ½ h.).
Towards morning a profuse, though not disagreeably smelling, steamy, gentle sweat all over.
410. Night sweat towards 2 a.m. all over, even the face (chiefly on the chest), but not among the hairs of the head (not even on the part of the hairy scalp on which he lay); only in sleep, on awaking this sweat which was unattended by thirst went off.
Heat in the face.
In the evening red flush of the whole face without thirst (aft. 38 h.). [Lr.]
Warm feeling. [Hsch.]
Even at the open window excessively great heat on the whole body, but especially on the back and forehead, without sweat or thirst (aft. 2.1/4). [Htn.]
415. A heat spreading all over the head, with hot but not red face, and thirst (Aft. 5.1/2). [Htn.]
Rapidly occurring heat and redness in the right cheek, whilst the left was cold to the touch (aft. 26 h.). [Lr.]
Fiery redness in the face, oppression, pulse increased in strength. [DE HARSU, l. c.]
In the evening heat over the whole body with anxiety, which always drives him about. [Fz.]
420. Heat, especially behind down over the cheeks and on the whole body, with an anxious, unsettled state of mind. [Fz.]
In the evening the blood mounts to his head, and the face becomes hot, at the same time he has chilliness in the lower extremities, especially in the feet (aft. 4 h.).
Heat in one cheek, and feeling of heat internally, irritated condition, loquacity (aft. 4 h.).
Sensation of warmth in the feet.
With quick, strong pulse, hot feeling all over the body, without external warmth, indeed, even with cold hands, which feel hot to him, without thirst (aft. 3 h.).
425. (Fever: from noon till evening chilliness in the sacrum up the back, without perceptible coldness, with great thirst; than about 9 p.m. great eat in the face without thirst; after midnight violent, ill-smelling sweat, until the morning in sleep; when she awoke; it ceased.)
Fever: in the afternoon frequent flying heat only in the head, with red, hot face(only for two or three minutes); at the same time some drawing in the head.
Fever: about 3 p.m., each time first a small burning spot on the foot, for a minute, which suddenly went away, and instead thereof there occurs with equal suddenness a heat in the head with redness of cheeks and perspiration on the face, for some minutes.
Fever: about 4 p.m. a general shivering for a quarter of an hour (aft. 4 d.).
Fever: frequent shivering in the back for some minutes, then an equally short heat which spreads from the back up over the head, during which the blood-vessels of the hands swell, without sweat.
430. Moist warmth runs all over the body (immediately).
Very ill- humoured and tired (aft. 24 h.).
Lachrymose humour, with chilliness and rigor at the same time (aft. 1 h.).
In the evening very sad; he must weep against his will, whereby the eyes were painful.
(In the evening) he felt as if it were difficult for him to commence to carry out his resolve, and it was long ere he could do so; but then he did it quickly.
435. Sluggish imagination; sometimes he felt as though he had no imaginative power.
When sitting he felt as if he had lost all power of moving, and were fixed to his chair; when, however, he moved he found that he could move quite well.
Lazy disposition.
Anxious, dejected, fainthearted, inconsolable disposition, that caused him to make self-reproaches (aft. 1 h.).
Dejected in mind (immediately).
440. About 3 a.m. he could sleep no more and anxiety commenced; he was anxiously concerned about himself, as if he were dangerously ill, he was gloomy, he was unwilling to speak a word.
Anxious scrupulosity, excessive, too conscientious concern.
Irritability cross; he was unwilling to be disturbed in his work, and yet he could finish nothing.
During his work he talks aloud to himself.
He is apt to make mistakes in writing (aft. ½ h.).
445. He would like to work hard, and cannot do enough; he does things too slowly.
He would like to work hard, and cannot do enough, he does everything too slowly. [Lr.]
Disposition alternately sad and cheerful.
Disposition alternately cheerful and sad all day long (aft. 30 h.). [Lr.]
As if startled and timid (immediately).
450. Faint-heartedness, want of courage.
Cheerfulness and feeling of grestrength alternate with want of courage and weakness. [Fz.]
Faint-heartedness, anxious scrupulosity (immediately).
Hasty, hurried.
Hasty, bold, firm, quick.
455. Bold disposition, as after drinking wine. [Hsch.]
Quite quiet, calm, free from care (aft. 1.1/2 h.).
Quite quiet and calm disposition, all day (aft. 48 h.). [Lr.]
Composure of the whole disposition, calmed passions.
Quiet but not cheerful.
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