CUPRUM.
THROAT.
► Throat day, [39]. [170.] ► Dryness of throat (while triturating the precipitated dust
with sugar of milk, 2 grains to 98), [50]. ► Sensation of a foreign body at the anterior surface of the
throat, by which the pharynx was being compressed, [48].
► *Some have a feeling of constriction and an acute pain in
throat, [39]. ►
Fine sticking pain in the throat (after twenty-two hours), [1].
► Sore throat (second day), [21]. ► Slight sore throat, [38]. ► Fauces, Pharynx, and
Œsophagus. ► Slight constriction of fauces,
attended by a slight sense of nausea, [55]. ► *Audible gurgling of drink down the throat, while drinking,
[1]. ► Constriction
of pharynx (after a few days), [48]. ► External Throat. ►
Swelling of the glands of the right side of the neck, painful to touch, [1]. [180.] ►
Pain in the thyroid cartilage, [14].
STOMACH.
► Appetite.
► He eats very hastily, [1].
► Desire for cold rather than warm food, [4]. ► Appetite bad, [30]. ► Very little
appetite, [49]. ►
Diminution of usual appetite, which at length entirely failed, [54]. ► Loss of appetite, [24], [34], [47], etc. ► Total loss
of appetite, [38]. ►
Total anorexia (after a few days), [48]. ► His appetite left him; then his strength became reduced, the
whole body emaciated; then he became fearful, showing a want of courage; bowels alternately
costive or loose; and finally violent colic about fifth or sixth week, [51]. [190.] ► No appetite in the evening, eight hours after dinner, [1]. ► Thirst. ► Great thirst, [38]. ► Great thirst; no appetite, [49].
► Excessive thirst (third day), [41]. ► Burning thirst (many
cases), [39]. ►
Eructation and Hiccough. ► Eructations the
whole afternoon and evening, [1]. ► Eructation and rising up of mucus mixed with green lumps, [48]. ► Constant eructations,
[14]. [Not found. -Hughes.] ►
Hiccough, [14]. ►
Heartburn. ► Usually in the afternoon
heartburn, followed by bitter mucus in the throat, [1].
► Nausea and Vomiting. [200.]
► Nausea, [24];
(immediately), [3], etc. ►
In all cases there is nausea, [44]. ► Feels very sick (nauseated), [42].
► For several weeks he experienced nausea whenever he
attempted to swallow animal food, although he chewed it abundantly, [22]. ► Nausea, almost in the
whole abdomen, extending up into the throat, most violent in the pit of the stomach,
together with a putrid taste in the mouth, and sensation as though he would immediately
vomit, [4]. ►
Nausea, quickly succeeded by severe vomiting (soon), [21].
► Suddenly seized with nausea, and instantly vomited a
large quantity (more than a quart) of fluid arterial blood (twenty-eighth day). Bleeding
again occurred to a considerable extend, and after throwing up a considerable quantity of
dark fluid he became sensible of something passing in stomach, and thence into bowels
(twenty-ninth day). Hæmorrhage again recurred, and he suddenly sank in a state of complete
collapse (thirtieth day), [25]. ► *Excessive nausea, [14].
► Qualmishness, as if associated with intoxication, [1]. ► Constant retching,
[47]. [210.] ► Violent retchings and nausea, [23].
► Much of the time troubled with vain retchings (after
twenty-four hours), [22]. ►
*Repeated by useless efforts at vomiting, [46].
► Vomiting, [14];
(many cases), [39]. ►
In some cases there is vomiting, [44]. ► Frequent vomiting, [40].
► Frequent vomiting, with colic and diarrhœa, as in
cholera, [13]. ►
Forcible vomiting, [9]. ► Violent vomiting, with nausea and diarrhœa, [17]. ► Excessive vomiting, with
colic and diarrhœa, [15]. [220.]
► Vomiting, preceded by slight nausea, though only of
water, therewith much lachrymation, [5]. ► Greenish, bitter vomiting of mucus, preceded by nausea in the
upper part of the throat, and accompanied by pressive pain in the stomach (after a few
hours), [4]. ►
Vomited every kind of food about twenty minutes after taking it, [38]. ► Vomiting (within
twenty-four hours); continued to vomit at intervals for eight days; and sometimes it was
almost incessant for hours, and in the highest degree distressing. Threw off his victuals
and some bile, [22]. ►
Vomiting of bilious fluid, [26]. ►
Frequent and copious vomiting of green bile, as the nurse thought, colored by verdigris, [40]. ► Blood in the
matter vomited, [46]. ►
Vomiting of blood without cough, with deep stitches in the left side of the chest (after
three hours), [1]. ►
*Vomiting is relieved by drinking cold water, [3].
[The authority corrected by Hering.] ► Stomach. ► Region of stomach puffed up, sore to touch, [49]. [230.] ► Epigastric palpitation, [54].
► Weakness of the stomach, [6].
► Epigastric sinking, [54].
► Disposition to remove some offending substances from
his stomach (unaccompanied by nausea), for the ejection of which he would frequently
irritate the fauces with his finger, [55]. ► Sensation as of something bitter in the stomach, [1]. ► Pain in the
stomach, [14]; (second day), [21]. ► Most of them complain of
pain in epigastrium, [39]. ►
Excessive tormenting pains in the stomach and epigastric region, [6], [9]. ►
Cardialgia, [54]. ►
Many suffer from indigestion, [39]. [240.] ► Great heat in
epigastric region, [27]. ►
Cramp in the stomach, with colic, without stool, [13].
► Pressure in the pit of the stomach, as from something
hard, by itself, but more violent when touched, [4]. ►► *Violent pressure at stomach, with contractive pains at
intervals (after a few days), [48]. ► Occasional sense of weight and uneasiness in epigastric
region, and rather towards right side, with sense of distension after meals, [25]. ► Peculiar sense of weight,
weakness, and oppression in epigastric region, [54]. ► Gnawing, fine sticking pain in the stomach, as though he was
pierced by needles (on returning to consciousness), [9].
► Dull stitches near the left side of the pit of the
stomach, without affecting respiration, [4]. ► Stomach sore to touch, [49].
► Irritability of stomach, especially after meals, [30]. [250.] ► Morbid sensibility of the epigastric and hypochondriac
regions, [55]. ►
During recovery the stomach remained sensitive and impatient of any but the most bland and
simple milk diet, [38].
ABDOMEN.
► Hypochondria.
► Swelling of the liver, [48].
► The hypochondria are painful, [14]. ► Drawing pain, extending
from the left hypochondrium to the hip, [1]. ► Griping pain, extending from the left hypochondrium to the
hip, [1]. ►
Stitches in hepatic region in axillary line, obliquely through to pit of stomach (second
day), [20]. ►
Darting from hepatic region to pit of stomach (third day), [19].
► Umbilical. ►
Often complained of pain in the abdomen, which seemed to be in the umbilical region, [22]. ► Pressive pain
near the left side of the umbilicus, [1]. [260.] ► Cutting pains around
navel, as if she would get diarrhœa, which, however, did not come (third day), [19]. ► Cutting pains below
navel, with three stools like water, the abdomen being
painful on touch; recurring several times through the day (shortly after, and
second day), [19]. ►
Tearing around navel about 10 A.M. (fourth day), [19].
► General Abdomen. ►
Abdomen large, [34]. ►
Distended abdomen, [13], [28]. ► Distended abdomen, painful
to touch, [48]. ►
Tense abdomen, [24]. ►►
*Abdomen tense, hot, and tender to touch, [23].
► Abdomen stretched like a board, [49]. ► *Abdomen drawn in, and sore to
touch, [51]. [270.]
► Slight infiltration of the abdominal walls, [28]. ►► *Spasmodic
motions of the abdominal muscles, [1]. ► Inclination to waterbrash in the abdomen, [1]. ► Constant rumbling in the
abdomen during sleep, [1]. ►
A feeling in the left side of the abdomen, as if bubbles formed and broke, without pain, [1]. ► Pains in abdomen, [32]. ► Pains in the
abdomen, causing anxiety, [17]. ►
Great pain in abdomen, which is swelled and hard (fifth day), [21].
► Intense abdominal pain, with vomiting and purging of
green matter (at once), [41]. ►
Cramplike pain in abdomen, as if drawn together with a fist, and urging to diarrhœa without
effect, at 6 A.M. (second day), [20]. [280.] ► Griping in the left
side of the abdomen, [1]. ►
Griping in the abdomen, after eating warm milk in the morning, [1]. ► Griping pain in bowels, [30]. ► Constant griping
pains in abdomen, [29]. ►
Coliclike griping in the abdomen, immediately after eating (green vegetables); relieved by
rest and lying down, but followed by very great weakness, [1].
► Cries with bellyache, [49].
► Sharp drawing in the right side of the abdomen, [1]. ► A pressing
together of the intestines, with a feeling of severe pressure from the upper and posterior
part downward towards the left lower portion; worse when walking or from pressing upon it;
not relieved after a stool, and returning every forenoon, [5].
► Pressive pain in the abdomen, as from something hard,
worse on touch, [4]. ►
While sitting reading, was suddenly attacked with acute pain in abdomen; felt “just as
if some one had struck him violently in the belly;” pain not relieved by pressure; on
the contrary, it is increased by it, [42]. [290.] ► Cutting in abdomen, [48]. ► Cutting and
tearing in the intestines, [17]. ►
Frequent pains shooting across abdomen and under ensiform cartilages, [33]. ► Obscure and colicky pains
shooting through abdomen, [34]. ►
Colic (some cases), [37]. ►
Colic, with remissions. The workman bends himself double to relieve it, [26]. ► Colic, attended with
slight constipation, [43]. ►
Acute colics (many cases), [39]. ►► *Violent intermittent colic, [23]. ► Times or other suffered
from pain seated at the upper and middle abdominal region. This painful sensation, which
they termed colic, was increased by pressure; in some cases it was limited to the pit of the
stomach, in others it was seated a little lower down, between, the epigastrium and
umbilicus, somewhat about the position of the transverse colon, [44]. [300.] ► Unbearable soreness of whole abdomen, worse in paroxysms;
remissions, however, only for a few minutes; abdomen much distended, and sensitive to the
slightest touch; during this time one tooth after another fell out in a row, particularly in
the upper jaw, without salivation. The next year the same colic and loss of teeth, and with
it a trembling of limbs; after the third attack a perfect lameness; paralysis of right hand,
[51]. ► Abdominal
tenderness on pressure (third day), [41]. ► Abdomen tender on pressure, [26].
► Abdomen slightly tender over its whole surface, [38]. ► Many suffer from
enteritis, [39]. ►
All the symptoms of most acute enteritis (after three days), [46].
► Hypogastrium and Iliac Regions. ► Dulness of the hypogastrium on percussion, [28]. ► Violent cramps in the
lower abdomen and upper and lower limbs, with piercing complaining cries, [6]. ► Pressing downward in the
lower abdomen, as from a stone, [5]. ► A drawing pressure in the lower abdomen, as from something
hard, aggravated by touch, [4]. [310.] ► Pain in left iliac
region increased by pressure (after three months), [24].
RECTUM AND ANUS.
► Tickling
in the rectum, as from pin-worms, [1]. ► Sharp sticking just above the anus, [1]. ► Tenesmus, [23]. ► Suffered greatly with
tenesmus, with scanty, dark, pulpy motions, [38].
STOOL.
► Diarrhœa. ► Diarrhœa, [23], [28]. ► Many suffer from
diarrhœa, [39]. ►
In a very few cases, diarrhœa, [44]. ► A kind of diarrhœa, though the fæces were not very thin, [4]. ► Violent diarrhœa,
[9]. [320.] ► Diarrhœa or constipation, [26].
► Diarrhœa alternating with constipation, [37]. ► Bloody diarrhœa, [14]. ► Eight or nine
discharges from the bowels in an hour, [27]. ► The first alvine evacuations are often of a green color, [26]. ► (Castor oil
produced several stools, some of them green), (second day), [21].
► The bowels not having been relieved, Castor oil was given, which produced free evacuations containing
traces of green matter, [41]. ►
*Painful green stools, with violent cutting and tenesmus (after a few days), [48]. ► Three very
offensive and copious stools, which were uncommonly green. He derived some relief from these
evacuations (fifty day), [22]. ►
Quantities of bright blood passed from the bowels, [46].
► Constipation. [330.]
► Constipation, [31].
► Constipation, which ultimately became very obstinate, [54]. ► Obstinate
costiveness, lasting from twenty-four to thirty-six hours (many cases), [39]. ► Slow bowels, [24]. ► Bowels difficult
to move, [30]. ►
Stoppage of the bowels or excessive evacuations, [14].
► Bowels alternately costive and loose, [51]. ► No stool for forty-eight
hours (fifth day), [21].
URINARY ORGANS.
► Urethra.
► Burning-sticking pain in the meatus urinarius, when
urinating and when not, [4]. ►
Urging to urinate, with scanty discharge and burning stitches or cuttings, especially in the
meatus urinarius, [4]. [340.]
► Micturition more seldom and more scanty than usual, [4]. ► Difficulty in
passing urine, consisting in a painful inability, requiring considerable time and effort to
relieve the bladder, [55]. ►
Urine scanty, [38].
SEXUAL ORGANS.
► The glans
penis is inflamed, the penis swollen, [4].
RESPIRATORY ORGANS.
► Voice.
► Voice trembling, stammering, [51]. ► Hoarseness, immediately on
breathing the dry air, [1]. ►
Constant hoarseness, so that he cannot speak a word, with inclination to lie
down, [1]. ► Cough and
Expectoration. ► Cough, [31], [33]. ►► *Cough, with interrupted, almost suppressed, respiration,
[14]. ► Occasional
cough, [40]. [350.]
► Occasional paroxysms of coughing, without any physical
signs of lung disease, [55]. ►
Frequent cough, [28]. ►
Very violent cough at night, followed by great hoarseness and chilliness, from morning till
evening, [1]. ► *Very
fatiguing cough, with blowing of blood from the nose, [1]. ► Short cough, [24]. ► [Dry cough], [12]. [From inhaling the pulverized metal. -Hughes.] ► Dry cough, without interruption, on account of which he is
unable to speak (immediately), [11]. ► Short, dry, straining cough, [48].
► Hard, dry cough, and night-sweats, [30]. ► Cough, with expectoration
of an offensive taste, in the morning, [3]. [Authority
corrected by Hering.] [360.] ►
Slight cough and mucous expectoration, [23]. ► Frequent cough, with scanty expectoration, afterwards
becoming obstinate and incessant, with purulent sputa, [40].
► Cough, accompanied by viscid expectoration,
occasionally tinged with blood, [32]. ► Cough, with bloody expectoration, [1], [14]. ► Expectoration slightly purulent, [32]. ► Dark-colored, purulent
expectoration, [28]. ►
Attacks of hæmoptysis, [32]. ►
Respiration. ► Vesicular murmur weak, absent,
or replaced by a subcrepitant râle, [28]. ► Subclavicular region comparatively dull on percussion; in
this region muco-crepitus is audible, [32]. ► Very rapid respiration, [14]. [370.] ► Very rapid respiration, with rattling in the bronchi, as if
they were full of mucus, [1]. ►
Shortness of breath, [55]. ►
*Difficult, labored respiration, [28]. ► Oppression of breathing, [28].
► Great oppression of breathing, [18]. ► Complained of being
choked, [46]. ►
Constant sense of suffocation, increased by walking and by fatigue, also worse in damp
weather, [28]. ►
Dyspnœa, [11], [12].
► *Spasmodic attack of dyspnœa; the chest feels constricted,
respiration is difficult, even to suffocation; on remission of this spasm, spasmodic
vomiting, followed by remission for half an hour, [1].
► Asthmatic difficulties, [48].
CHEST.
[380.] ► Rattling in the chest while awaked, [1]. ► Rattling in the chest, with
discharge of bloody mucus from the nose and mouth (ceasing during the epileptic attack), [1]. ► Constriction of
the chest, [14]. ►
Feeling as excessive accumulation of blood in the chest, without palpitation, [1]. ► Sharp drawing pain, not
affected by touch, in the cartilage of the sixth rib (after eleven hours), [4]. ► Pressure as from something
hard on the cartilage of the third rib, worse when touched, [4].
► Sides. ►
Diminished elasticity on both sides of the chest, posteriorly, [28]. ► Pinching pain in the left
side of the chest extending to the hip, [1]. ► Pressive pain on the right side of the chest, [1]. ► Stitches in the side,
preceded and followed by screaming, which interrupted sleep, [1].
[390.] ► Sharp
stitches immediately beneath the heart, on the left side of the chest, [1].® 2000
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