CIMICIFUGA.
Cimicifuga racemosa, Ell. Synonyms,
Actæa racemosa, Linn; Macrotys actæoides, Raf.; Botroflus serpentaria, Raf. (Med. Flora).
Nat. order
, Ranunculaceæ. Common
names, Blacksnake root, Bugbane, Rattleweed.
Preparation
, Tincture of the root.
Authorities.
1, Dr. T. S.
Garden, effects of “full doses,” Amer. Med. Recorder, 1823 (from Wibmer); 2, G. W. Mears, took an ounce of “saturated tincture”
in two hours, in divided doses, Hempel’s Mat. med., 2, 506; 3,
Chas. H. Burr, proving with fluid extract, 10 drops hourly for fourteen hours, then after
twenty-four hours, 15 drops hourly for twelve hours, Inaug. Thesis, Hom. Med. Coll. of
Penn., 1858 (from Hempel’s Mat. Med., 2, 507); [Original not to be found.] 4, Dr. H. M. Paine’s provings, repeated doses of the tincture, 10
to 40 drops (five different provings), N. Am. J. of Hom., 3, 207; 5,
ibid., proving with the 6th dec. dil.; 6, Mr. S.,
proving with tincture, 5 to 20 drops, ibid.; 7, Mrs. A.,
proving with daily repeated doses of tincture, 10 to 20 drops, ibid.; 8, Dr. L. B. Wells, proving with 1st dil. (first day 3 drops,
third day 3 drops) ibid.; 9, Dr. Luther Wells, proving
with tincture, 102 drops in seven days, afterward 178 drops in eight days, afterwards 210
drops in seven days; 10, résumé of provings of Drs.
Hill and Douglass, N. Am. J. of Hom., 7, 450, “provings on forty men and six women,
medical students, entirely ignorant of what they were taking;” [This résumé would
seem to include much of Dr. Paine’s provings, many of the groups of symptoms being identical
in expression and sequence; Drs. Hill and Douglass furnish no details of dose, nor day-books
-EDITOR.] 11, Dr. Bacmeister’s proving with half a
teaspoonful of the tincture, Trans. Am. Inst. Hom., 1871; 12,
Mrs. L. B., ibid.; 13, two girls took repeated doses of
the 12th dil., ibid.; 14, Mrs. L. B. took half a
teaspoonful of tincture, ibid.; 15, Mr. W. took 10 drops
of tincture every four hours, Trans. Am. Inst. of Hom., 1872; 16,
Cooper, effects of 1st dec. taken ten days, in a woman of 35, who had not menstruated for
fifteen years, M. H. R., 15, 179; 17, Garrison,
poisoning of a pregnant woman by 1 drachm of Squibb’s fl. ext., Br. and F. Med.-Chir. Rev.,
1869; 18, Chapman, effects, Elem. of Therap., 1, 357
(1831); 19, Davis, effects of large doses, Trans. Am.
Med. Assoc., 1, 352; 20, Young, effects of a teaspoonful
three times a day for chorea, Am. J. of Med. Sc., 9, 313.
MIND.
► Emotional. ► A sort of delirium, with an inclination to run over the
subject on which he was reading, [10]. ► Half intoxicated feeling, with swimming of the head (after
half an hour), [10]. ►
*Miserable, dejected feeling, [10]. ► In afternoon, depression and dulness (second day), [12]. ► Anxiety, [1]. ►► *Feels grieved
and troubled, with sighing; next day, a feeling of tremulous joy, with
mirthfulness, playfulness, and clear intellect, [10]. ► Intellectual. ► Mind
clear (as a first effect), [10]. ►
Mind dull and heavy, [10]. ►
Not disposed to fix the attention, [10]. [10.] ► *No disposed to fix the
attention on any subject (second day), [6].
HEAD.
► Vertigo. ► Vertigo, [1], [19]. ► Vertigo to such
an extent that she could not sit up (after two hours), [17].
► *Vertigo, fulness and
dull aching in vertex (after ten minutes), [5].
► Vertigo, impaired vision, dizziness, dulness, with fulness and aching in the vertex, [10]. ► Dizziness, dulness in the
head (second day), [6]. ►
General Head. ► Dulness and heaviness of the
head and eyelids, as if produced by cold, [7]. ► Dulness of the head, and pain in forehead and occiput (fourth
day), [5]. ► *Dull
sensation throughout the head, as though he had been on a “spree,” and was getting
over the effects, [10]. ►
Heaviness in head, [10]. [20.]
► Heaviness and dulness of the head, [7]. ► Heaviness, dulness,
fulness, slight dull pain, [10]. ►
Pains in head and face constant, and very severe, [10].
► Slight pain in the head, [4].
► Slight pain in the head, in the evening, [4]. ► *Great pain in the head, back,
and limbs (after two hours), [17]. ► Severe pains in the head, with much somnolency and coldness
(after one hour), followed by warmth (after two hours), [2].
► On waking, had a most distressing pain in the head,
with vertigo, flushed face, dilated pupils, and an increase of twelve beats in the frequency
of the pulse (after three hours), [2]. ► Slight dull pain in head, [4].
► *Constant dull pain in the head, particularly in the occiput, extending to the vertex, during the forenoon and part of the afternoon (second day), [4]. [30.] ► Fulness and pressure in the brain (second day), [15]. ► Slight fulness of
head, [4]. ►
Feeling of fulness, with headache, [10]. ► Sense of fulness and heaviness of the head; soon after dull
pain of forehead, heat of face, and slight sweat, [10].
► Head feels too large, [10].
► Brain felt too large for cranium; brain feels
compressed, [10]. ►
Headache, [7]. ►
Dull headache on getting up in morning, [10]. ► Dull, heavy headache, more in left temple, at 9 A.M. (second
day), [8]. ►►
*Aching pain in head, particularly in occiput, experienced
only while indoors, relieved by the open air; it increased during the afternoon, and was
quite severe in the evening; about 9 P.M. it disappeared entirely, after a walk in the open
air (after two hours), [4]. [40.] ► Feeling of pressure in
head, and heat in head and face (after one hour), [10].
► Head and eyes relieved from an existing pressure, [10]. ► Acute pain
generally through the head, during the day, at times more severe on the left side, [4]. ► *The pain in the head
is always relieved by the open air, [4]. ► Forehead. ► Pain in
front and top of head, [10]. ►
Pain in forehead, which seemed to proceed from the right temple in burning lines,
accompanied after an hour by a sense of fulness and heat; pain, heat, and fulness soon
become continuous, with a sense of drowsiness (10-drop doses), [3]. ► Pain in forehead and
occiput, with heaviness of head (after one hour); the pain in the head continued for ten
days, [8]. ► Slight
pain in forehead, with dryness of the pharynx, and aching in the eyes, apparently between
the eyeball and orbital plate of the frontal bone, at 10 P.M. (fourth day), [5]. ► Occasional transient pain
in forehead over right eye, [8]. ►
Dull pain in forehead, in afternoon, [4]. [50.] ► Dull pain in forehead,
before breakfast (second day), [6]. ► Dull pain deep in forehead (soon after), [4]. ► Dull boring pain in
forehead over left superciliary ridge, continuing for two hours (after three hours), [8]. ► Awoke at 2 A.M.,
with excruciating though dull pain in forehead, extending to temples, with coldness of
forehead, [10]. ►
Headache (frontal), (fourth day), [15]. ► After hearty dinner, headache in left frontal region,
continuing at intervals during the rest of the day; worse outdoors; after sleep, headache as
before, worse during a walk out of doors; better after entering a room (second day), [11]. ► Pressure in front
part of head and eyes, [10]. ►
Temples. ► Pain in left temple, [10]. ► Headache through the
temples; headache as if it would burst, [10]. ► Sensation as if the temples were compressed, occasionally
through the day, [4]. [60.]
► Sharp cutting pain in right temple (immediately), [3]. ► Vertex. ► *Pain in vertex, during afternoon and evening, [4]. ► Fulness in vertex, in
evening, [4]. ►
Full feeling in upper part of brain, with dull feeling, [10].
► *Aching pains in vertex and occiput, in paroxysms at
times quite severe, immediately after rising; the pains continued through the day, but no so
severe as in the morning (second day), [4]. ► After one hour, aching pain and soreness of vertex,
increasing to great severity; after two or three hours passing to the frontal part of the
head, continuing all night, and depriving him of sleep, [10].
► *Pain from the eyes to the top of the head; it
seemed as if the nerves were excited to too much action, lasting three hours; under larger
doses it lasted six hours, [9]. ► *Dull pain in the region of the moral organs; a pressing outward and upward, as if there was not room enough in the upper
portion of the cerebrum; this pain was very oppressive and almost intolerable; it
began about 5 o’clock P.M., after taking the second dose, and continued unabated till
morning, when it was relieved in thirty minutes by a single dose of Bryonia,
[10]. ► Parietals.
► Slight pain in left side of head (soon after), [4]. ► Fulness on left
side, [10]. [70.] ► Dull pressive pain in left side of head, [10]. ► Occiput. ► Pain extending from the right eyeball through to right side
of occiput, slightly affecting the ear, at night, [6].
► *The pain in the head seemed to extend over and through the
whole brain, producing a distinct sense of soreness in
the occipital region, which was much increased by motion
(15-drop doses), [2].
EYE.
► *During the headache
the eyes were so congested as to attract the attention of every one, although there was no
disagreeable feeling in them, [10]. ► Heaviness of the eyes, as if caused by cold, [7]. ► Eyes feels as if swollen, [10]. ► Aching of the
eyes at 10 A.M. (fourth day), [5]. ► Dull aching pain in eyes (fourth day), [15]. ► Brow. ► Pain over the eyes (second day), [6]. ► Pain over left eye,
extending along the base of the brain to the occiput (second day), [4]. [80.] ►
Severe pain just over right eye, [10]. ► Acute pain over left eye; in forehead, occiput, vertex, etc.,
in paroxysms; pain relieved by the open air, [10]. ► Shooting pain over left eye (fourth day), [15]. ► Lids. ► Inflammation of both eyelids (second day), [4]. ► During afternoon, pain in
right eyelid when closing it, [4]. ► Sensation of swelling of right eyelid, with heat, as if
inflamed (after four hours), [4]. ► Stinging in the eyelids (after one hour), [7]. ► Stinging and inflammation
of the lids, [10]. ►
Ball. ► *Pain in the eyeballs, [10]. ► *Pain in both
eyeballs (fifth day), [4]. [90.] ► *Pain in the centre of the
eyeballs, and also sensation as if pain were situated between the eyeball and the orbital
plate of the parietal bone, in the morning on rising, continuing all day, but not
so severe as in the morning (second day), [4]. ► Eyeballs occasionally painful for a short time, [7]. ► Eyeballs painful
for a short time in the forenoon (second day), [7]. ► Pain in the eyeballs continued for two weeks after
discontinuing the drug, [7]. ►
Dull pain in both eyeballs, [4]. ►► *Aching pain in both eyeballs, through the day
(fourth day), [4]. ►
Severe aching pain in right eyeball, after retiring for the night, [4]. ► Constant dull aching pain
in right eyeball and across forehead, accompanied with nausea, [4]. ► Pupils. ► Dilated pupils, [1]. ► Pupils dilated (after three hours), [2]. [100.] ►
Pupils enormously dilated (after two hours), [17]. ► Vision. ► Vision very
much disordered (after two hours), [17]. ► Dimness of vision, [19].
► Myopia increased, [10].
► *Black specks before eyes, [10].
NOSE.
► Objective. ► Sneezing, [7]. ► Sneezing at 4 P.M. (fourth day), [5]. ► Sneezing several times
(after half an hour), [5]. ►
Frequent sneezing and fluent coryza, during the day (second day), [4]. ► Obstruction of left
nostril, in evening, [4]. [110.]
► After pain in the head, which continued ten days,
coryza, sore throat, and extension to bronchial mucous membranes, [10]. ► The pain in the head was
followed by coryza, with sore throat and a gradual extension of the disease to the bronchial
mucous membrane, dry, short, and hacking cough, night and day, continuing two weeks, which
is uncommon, the prover not having had a catarrh or cold for several years, [8]. ► Constant coryza during the
day, [4]. ►
Smarting and burning coryza relieved, [10]. ► Fluent coryza (third day), [5].
► Fluent coryza of whitish mucus, during the day, [4]. ► Fluent coryza,
aching, and soreness in the nose, during the day (second day), [4]. ► Fluent coryza, more so than
for many weeks, as if caused by cold, at 4 P.M. (fourth day), [5].
► Abundant watery coryza, [4].
► Copious coryza (fourth day), [4]; (fifth day), [5]. [120.] ► Copious coryza during
the forenoon (fifth day), [4]. ►
Profuse coryza in the forenoon; aching pain in the head; pain in both eyeballs many times
through the day (third day), [4]. ► Very profuse, greenish, and slightly sanguineous coryza, [10]. ► Very profuse,
greenish, and slightly sanguineous coryza, after rising (fourth day), [5]. ► At first, dry, stuffed
condition of the nostrils, which was soon followed by an open, moist condition, with great
sensitiveness to the cold air, as if the base of the brain were laid bare, and every
inhalation brought the cold air in contact with it; this is exactly similar to that produced
by a sudden change of weather in winter, from cold and dry to damp thawing, as by a south
wind, which melts the snow, [10]. ► Subjective. ►
Inclination to sneeze, twice in the afternoon, [4]. ► Frequent inclination to sneeze, in the afternoon, [4]. ► Fine stitch to
outside of right wing of nose, [11]. ► Stinging sensation in the nose, in the evening (second day), [6].
FACE.
► Face flushed (after
three hours), [2]. [130.]
► Redness of face and eyes, [10]. ► Very severe pain in face,
more in under jaw, lower teeth, and articulation of lower jaw, [10]. ► Cheeks. ► Pain in right superior maxillary bone and teeth, [10]. ► At 10 A.M.,
feeling of lateral expansion and pressure outward in both malar bones and forehead, [11]. ► Lips. ► Dry lips (second day), [4],
[7]. ► Dry sore
lips, [10]. ►
Dryness and soreness of the lips, [4]. ► Jaws. ► Severe pain in
left jaw, [10].
MOUTH.
► Teeth. ► Thick mucus on teeth, [10].
► Accumulation of thick mucus upon the teeth (second
day), [4]. [140.] ► During afternoon, peculiar uneasiness in teeth; wants to chew
or pick at them, [14]. ►
Tongue. ► Swelling of back part of tongue, [10]. ► Roots of tongue
and fauces swollen, [10]. ►
Mouth in General. ► Mouth dry in morning, [10]. ► Dryness of lips
and mouth, [10]. ►
Palate and uvula red and inflamed, [4], [10]. ► Saliva. ► Increased flow of saliva immediately, [10]. ► Spitting of thick saliva,
which seemed to stick to the mouth and throat, and to be detached with difficulty, [10]. ► Taste. ► Unpleasant taste, [10].
► Unpleasant taste in mouth (15-drop doses), [3]; (second day), [4],
[7].
THROAT.
[150.] ► Throat dry, [10]. ► Dryness and soreness of throat on swallowing and on pressure,
worse on left side, [10]. ►
Fulness of throat and vertex, and stiffness of neck, [10].
► Sensation as if the throat was partly filled, as low as
the top of the sternum, [10]. ►
*Throat sore, [16]. ►
Sore throat, when swallowing, [10]. ► Soreness of throat when swallowing; sensation of fulness high
up in throat, with fulness in vertex and stiffness of neck, in evening, [4]. ► Sensation of rawness in
throat, [10]. ►
Sensation of rawness in throat; slight difficulty in swallowing; hoarseness, which increased
towards night; constant unpleasant fulness in pharynx, [4].
► Irritation of throat with expectoration of mucus for
half an hour, resulting in the cure of an existing cold, [10].
[160.] ► Roughness
and dryness of the throat, with thirst, [10]. ► Uvula. ► Inflammation
of the uvula and palate, more severe than the day before (fifth day), [5]. ► Fauces, Pharynx, and
Œsophagus. ► Increased secretion of thick
viscid mucus in the fauces, [3]. ►
Dry pharynx, [10]. ►
Dryness of the pharynx, and inclination to swallow, during the night (fourth day), [5]. ► Dryness of the
pharynx at 4 P.M. (fourth day), [5]. ► Fulness of pharynx, and inclination to swallow, [10]. ► Fulness of the
pharynx, and constant inclination to swallow (fourth day), [5].
► Constriction of the pharynx, with increased secretion
of mucus in the throat, [3]. ►
During forenoon, sense of empty aching all along œsophagus (second day), [11].
STOMACH.
► Appetite.
[170.] ► Loss of
appetite (second day); experienced during the last few days of the proving, and continued
for two weeks after, [4]. ►
No appetite for supper; repugnance to food (second day), [6].
► Desire for tobacco decidedly weakened (second day), [11]. ► Thirst. ► Thirst, but no desire to drink, [10]. ► Eructation. ► Eructations tasting of the medicine (immediately), [4], [7]. ► Eructations and slight nausea (immediately), [6]. ► Eructations, nausea, and
loss of appetite, [10]. ►
Violent eructations, but no relief, [10]. ► Nausea and Vomiting. ►
Nausea, [1]. ►
Nausea for fifteen minutes (after half an hour), [7]. [180.] ► Nausea with loathing
(soon after), [8]. ►
Nausea and vomiting (during the first twelve hours), [17].
► Nausea and vomiting, [10].
► Nausea, vomiting, and much gastric irritation in females, while in males it
was hardly noticed as affecting the stomach in the least, [10].
► Nausea all through the abdomen, followed by a loose
stool, accompanied by sharp pain in abdomen and considerable downward pressure in rectum
(after two hours), [14]. ►
Some nausea, followed by greater freedom of expectoration and more or less relaxation of the
surface, with slight nervous tremors and vertiginous affections, [18]. ► Slight nausea and burning
of the stomach, [10]. ►
Slight nausea, with weak, trembling, exhausted feeling, [10].
► Slight nausea, which increased with a sickening pain in
the duodenum; half an hour afterwards, flatulence, eructations, and more nausea; a second
dose increased the symptoms with general feeling of illness; supper abated the bad feeling,
but nausea returned soon after, [10]. ► Awful nausea, with tremors all over, [10]. [190.] ► Violent retching, [10].
► Stomach. ►
Distension of stomach and upper part of abdomen, [10].
► *Faintness of the stomach, [7]. ► *Faintness of the stomach,
two or three times, of short duration, [7]. ► *Faintness and emptiness of stomach, [10]. ► Faintness in the
epigastrium, with repugnance to food, which, however, did not prevent his partaking of a
moderate breakfast (second day), [4]. ► Faintness in the epigastrium, generally in the morning,
before eating (particularly if the medicine had been taken over night), not preventing
eating, which was followed by a sensation of repletion, as if too much food had been taken, [4]. ► Slight faintness
in the epigastrium during the forenoon (second day), [6].
► Great uneasiness at the stomach (after three hours), [2]. ► Pain and heat in
the stomach followed by eructation, which afforded relief, [3].
[200.] ► Pain and
heat in stomach, followed by eructations, which afforded relief; the sense of heat in
stomach continued, with a feeling of warmth and dryness in the whole alimentary canal, [3]. ► Before breakfast,
slight pain in the epigastrium, extending to the left hypochondrium, with faintness and
sensation of emptiness (second day), [4]. ► Feeling as if too much food had been taken, [10]. ► During afternoon,
sensation as if too much food had been taken into the stomach, [4]. ► Acute darting pain in the
epigastrium, after a light supper, [4]. ► Tremor in the stomach, [10].
► Sense of internal tremor in the stomach, after
breakfast (second day), [6].
ABDOMEN.
► Hypochondria.
► Pain in left hypochondria region, worse on motion and
on taking a deep inspiration, [10]. ► Dull pain in region of liver, [10].
► Umbilical. ►
Rumbling of flatus below the umbilicus at 10 P.M. (fourth day), [5]. [210.] ►
Dull griping-twisting at the umbilical region, more towards the left, [10]. ► Acute cutting pain at the
umbilicus, [10]. ►
Acute cutting pain in the umbilical region, which, although acute, was not so severe as to
prevent attending to his usual business; uninfluenced by eating, and continuing through the
afternoon (after three hours), [4]. ► General Abdomen. ►
Flatus, [10]. ►
Flatulence, [10]. ►
Flatulence, causing a sensation of fulness in the abdomen, at 10 P.M. (fourth day), [5]. ► Pain in the
abdomen, [10]. ►
Wandering pains in bowels, [10]. ►
Dull, heavy pains in the abdomen, [10]. ► Fulness, pressure in abdomen, [10].
[220.] ► Griping
pains in bowels, from the umbilicus down, [10]. ► Periodic colic, with inclination to bend forward, relieved
after stool, [10]. ►
Soreness of abdominal muscles on taking a full inspiration, [10].
► Hypogastrium and Iliac Regions. ► Flatus; rumbling in lower part of abdomen at 10 A.M. (fourth
day), [5]. ►
Rumbling in lower abdomen, [10]. ►
Fulness and pressure in lower part of abdomen; increased pressure next day, with some pain, [7]. ► Soreness in lower
abdomen (second day), [12]. ►
Slight pain in left iliac region; afterwards, severe pains in bowels, mostly below the
umbilicus with weight and pain in lumbar and sacral regions, [10].
RECTUM AND ANUS.
►
Disposition to diarrhœa, [10]. ►
Disposition to diarrhœa, in the evening, [4]. [230.] ► Slight disposition to
diarrhœa, [4]. ►
Slight disposition to diarrhœa, after rising (second day), [4].
► Urging to stool, inclined to diarrhœa, [10].
STOOL.
► Diarrhœa. ► Scanty diarrhœa, with tenesmus (fourth dose), [10]. ► Two copious papescent
stools in morning, [10]. ►
Copious papescent stool in morning, [10]. ► Large papescent stool, with general indisposition (after
second dose), [10]. ►
Constipation. ► Fæces hard and dry, [10]. ► Constipation, [3], [10]. ► *Evacuations natural during provings, but alternate constipation and tendency to diarrhœa for a month after,
[10]. [240.] ► Evacuation regular and natural during the proving, but for a
month afterwards, alternate constipation and tendency to diarrhœa, [4].
URINARY ORGANS.
► Urethra.
► Violent stitches in urethra in morning, [10]. ► Disposition to frequent
urination (second day), [7]. ►
Disposition to frequent urination, with increased secretion, [10].
► Micturition. ►
Increased secretion of pale urine, [6]. ► *Increased flow of urine (second day), [8]. ► Profuse flow of clear
watery urine, [10]. ►
Passes a great quantity of clear urine, which makes her feel very weak, [16]. ► During the first of the
proving it was necessary to void urine about once an hour, [3].
► Urine scanty and high-colored (fourth day), [15]. [250.] ► Retention of urine for eighteen hour, followed by frequent
micturition, [10]. ►
Urine. ► The second specimen showed that from
a normal standard the urine in sp. gr. had gone down to 1.005. The following specimen showed
that a change was taking place, and the next that it had gone up to 1.019. It soon reached
1.020, at which point it remained. It was collected in a vessel, and allowed to repose till
the expiration of twenty-four hours, at which time it was strongly acid to litmus, and to
the eye presented a dull cloudy appearance. A closer examination showed that there were
thousands of little fibres, about the eighth of an inch in length, which the microscope
exhibited as fibrinous casts of uriniferous tubes, (!) with minute lozenge-shaped crystals
of uric acid adhering to their sides. On the addition of a few drops of hydrochloric acid
quite an abundant deposit was thrown down, which presented the beautiful variety of colors
peculiar to these crystals, [3]. ►
In the vessel could be seen a copious deposit of uric acid in the form of yellow sand, while
above it floated a cloud of mucus and the urate of ammonia. The urine above the cloud was
filled with floating particles of yellowish sand, which seemed to be gradually settling to
the bottom, presenting the appearance of a free admixture of ginger and water. Specimens of
the sand were examined by heat, acids, and the microscope, carefully enough to determine
that it was uric acid of the nucleated form of crystals, with the obtuse angles rounded so
as to make an elliptical figure, [3]. ► Urine yielded abundant crystals on the addition of nitric
acid; these crystals had the fine satin-like lustre peculiar to the nitrate of urea, and
were deposited without previous evaporation of the urine, which indicates that urea was
largely in excess, [3].
SEXUAL ORGANS.
► Male.
► Pain and tenderness in testicles, [10]. ► Pain and retraction in
right spermatic cord, [10]. ►
Drawing pain along right spermatic cord, [10]. ► Female. ► Leucorrhœa
and chronic inflammation and congestion of uterus cured during the proving, while no other
symptoms were observed on the provers until disappearance of the uterine disease, [10]. ► (Leucorrhœa of
long standing cured during a week’s proving), [10]. ► Bruised, sore feeling in vagina (second day), [12]. [260.] ► *During menses, very severe bearing-down, forcing pains, [13]. ► Labor-pains
ceased entirely for thirty-six hours (after two hours), [17].
► Taken unwell in the morning; wandering pain in back and
around through hips, inside, lasting all morning, quite severe at 10, when she was obliged
to lie down; has never had so much pain during menses; flow more profuse since 5 P.M.
(second day), [12]. ►
Menorrhagia, [10]. ►
Suppression of menses, [10].® 2000
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