AGARICUS.
NECK AND BACK.
► *Stiffness in
the nape of the neck (after two hours), [9].
► Pain, as from a sprain, in the muscles of the neck; or
pain, as from having bent the body backward in lying down (after thirty-two hours), [6]. ► Tension in the
neck, [27]. ►
Marked sprained sensation of the neck on turning backward toward the left; it was so violent
that the head remained fixed for a few moments, unable to return to its proper position.
This pain was already noticed on previous days, but to day it reached such a degree that it
became very troublesome, although not always produced by the above mentioned motion, [15], [21]. ► Back of the neck somewhat hot, stiff, and painful, especially
when moving the head to one side or the other, particularly the right side, [27]. ► Mornings, in bed, constant
chirping in the occipital region of the neck, as if a cricket were in the cervical canal; at
the same time, for several days, [18]. ► A pressive, tensive pain in the occipital region of the neck,
and on both sides of the atlas, [18]. ► The muscles of the posterior cervical region feel bruised,
and, upon bending the body forwards, they feel, as it were, too short; this symptom occurs
early, when in bed, and also afterwards, when the person is sitting, [11]. ► Pricking in the cervical
vertebræ, when stooping, [18]. [1710.] ► Suddenly, a violent
pressure between the neck and the shoulders. ► Tensive
feeling of the sterno-cleido-mastoid muscle, on both sides, causing a feeling of stiffness
in the back of the neck, [27]. ►
Stitches in the skin on the right side of the neck, [18].
► Twitching of the muscles from the left side of the neck
to the left side of the throat, [18]. ► Burning sensation in the left neck and shoulder region, [18]. ► *Peculiar sensation
of weakness and stiffness between the shoulders; extends into the neck, [32]. ► Drawing sensation
between the shoulders, [30]. ►
Frequent tearing between the shoulders (fourth day), [8].
► Painful stitches between the shoulders (second day), [8]. ► The pain in the
back, under the shoulder-blades, resembling a single stitch, began to be very disagreeable
again, [15], [21].
[1720.] ► A transient
but violent pain on the right surface of the back, below the shoulder-blade, as of coarse
splinters penetrating, [18]. ►
Sudden, violent pricking, as of splinters, in the left side of the back, below the
shoulder-blade, [18]. ►
Constant disagreeable sensation over the whole back, especially in the spinal column, [30]. ► *Pain in the back, as
after continual stooping, [11]. ► Pain, as from bruises and sprains, in the whole of the back,
attended with a disposition to stretch the back (third and fourth days), [9]. ► After dinner, slight
backache and tension across both sides of the chest, from behind forwards, [30]. ► Backache in the evening, [30]. ► Very violent
pains, at night, along the back, as well as across the chest, the loins, and the right
thigh, [30]. ►
Backache, very violent at the least motion of the body, [25].
► Pain in the back and small of the back, after
garden-work, [33]. [1730.]
► The muscles of the back feel bruised, [11]. ► *The muscles of the
back feel bruised, and upon bending forward seem too short; this symptom occurs
early in the morning, after a good night’s rest, in the bed, as well as afterwards, when the
person is sitting; two days in succession, [11]. ► The muscles of the back feel weak; he finds is difficult to
sit straight without leaning against something, [5]. ► Upon rising from his seat and righting his body, his back
feels stiff; there is a violent pain in the left loin, which prevents the body being
righted; when sitting he feels nothing, and is able to turn his body to all sides, [7]. ► *Spasmodic pressive
and drawing pain, which starts from the back, and extends to the middle of the chest and
into the œsophagus, in the afternoon; lasts several hours (from fifth to seventh
day), [9]. ► Slight
shivering down the back, [30]. ►
On the right surface of the back, a transient pain, as if coarse splinters were being forced
between the skin and the flesh, [15]. ► Painful spasmodic jerks in the left side of the back, [11]. ► Burning itching
of the back, [7]. ►
Itching, with titillation of the back, [7]. [1740.] ► Excessive itching on
the back, where several small, scarcely raised reddish points appear, [30]. ► Two inflamed pimples on
the back, which, by light pressure, discharge considerable bloody matter, [30]. ► Pain along the spinal
column was so violent that he often did not know what position to take in bed to lie
comfortably, [30]. ►►
*Peculiar painfulness along the spinal cord when stooping, [30]. ► *Violent shooting, burning
pains deep in the spine, [16]. ► *Aching along the spine and limbs (from second day), [46]. ► *Pain in the sacrum,
a sort of crick in the back (flexenschus), extends along
the whole spinal column to the nape of the neck, [25].
► Dragging, crackling, and creaking along the spinal
column, during increased motion of the body, especially at or near the atlas-joint, on more
rapid motion of the head, [18]. ► *When stooping, the spinal column experiences pain, as though it
were too weak to support the weight of the body, [5].
► Constant prickling along the spinal column and occiput,
[16]. [1750.] ► *Sensation as if ants were creeping along the spine, [16]. ► Slight shiverings
along the spinal column and the upper extremities, [16].
► On feeling, pain was felt in several places along the
spine, [25]. ►►
*Spinal column sensitive to the touch, [30].
► *Every increased motion causes violent pain in several
places of the spinal column, [25]. ► *Increased painfulness of the spinal column at every turning motion
of the body, [15]. ►
*Violent pain in the spinal column at turning motions of the body, especially in the region
of the last dorsal and first and second lumbar vertebræ, which become throbbing after
increased motion, [15]. ► Painful throbbing in the spinal canal, [15]. ► *Mornings, the spinal column
is so sensitive that even leaning back against the chair causes pain, [30]. ► *Peculiar
sensitiveness of the spinal column when washing with a sponge (which suggests the
idea of spinal irritation), [30]. [1760.] ► Signs of spinal
irritation become more distinctly conspicuous; *a drawing, tensive
pain along the whole spinal column, and occasional flying pains along the course of the
spinal cord, [30]. ►
Biting, burning sensation in a spot as large as a five-cent piece in the spinal column, [18]. ► *After dinner, pain
in the spine, especially a spot the size of the palm, in the middle of the spinal column; is
very sensitive to the touch, as well as at every motion of the body, [30]. ► Sensation in the
back as if cold air were spreading over the whole body from the spine (aura epileptica?), [15]. ► Shooting pains in
the vertebræ, [18]. ►
Warmth and sensation of roughness in the dorsal region, [27].
► Pains in dorsal muscles on sitting, [32]. ► Pressive, boring pain in
the middle of the back (second day), [9]. ► Waked at night by a violent stitch in a dorsal vertebra, [18]. ► Pain between the
eighth and ninth dorsal vertebræ; it was drawing, and extended periodically up to the hyoid
bone. [1770.] ► The
region between the eighth and ninth dorsal vertebræ is painful during a turning movement of
the trunk, [15]. ►
Since yesterday a pain appeared between the eighth and ninth dorsal vertebræ on touching;
to-day, in the same place, a painless, pushing downward pulsation, synchronous with the
pulse, as if the aorta coursed in the spinal canal; this sensation, lasting over an hour,
was lessened by external pressure, [15]. ► A pain, very sensitive to touch, in the twelfth dorsal and
first and second lumbar vertebræ, with a feeling of coldness in the gluteal muscles and
formication in the feet, [15]. ►
Violent pain in the small of the back upon rising from his seat; the pain prevents the body
from being righted and the thighs from being moved, [7].
► Violent pain in the small of the back when sitting or
lying down; the pain is relieved by motion (first to third day), [9]. ► Violently shooting pains in
the small of the back, upon raising the thigh when sitting, [7].
► Between the dorsal and lumbar vertebræ a sticking
pain, as of splinters, followed in the same place by the well-known feeling of cold, as in
the spinal marrow here were being touched by an icy-cold object; a few minutes later, the
same sticking feeling in the cervical vertebræ, [18].
► Bruised pain in small of back, [32]. ► A if the small of the back
were bruised, especially when standing, [11]. ► Pain, as if from a sprain, in the small of the back on the
left side (from sixth to eighth day), [9]. ► A stitch in the right side and near the vertebral column, in
the region of the right kidney (after half an hour), [11].
[1780.] ► Violently
pressive pain in the left kidney region at night; the pain disturbs the sleep (twelfth day),
[9]. ► Frequent
jumping of the muscles in the lumbar region, [18]. ► Small jerks in lumbar muscles, [32].
► Frequent twitchings of the muscles and tendons
extending from an upper lumbar vertebra, with a violent convulsive shuddering in the lower
part of the body, [18]. ►
Crackling of the lumbar vertebræ on stooping, [12], [25]. ► Tension along the
lumbar vertebræ, making stooping forward difficult, [30].
► Painful pressive tension in the tendons and ligaments
of the right lumbar region, extending to the great trochanter; this pain has the peculiarity
that it only appears on the right side, and always disappears when lying on the left, [18]. ► Mornings, after
awaking, while still in bed, and lying on the left side, a pressive, tensive pain appears in
the lumbar vertebræ; from there, it moved into the region of the left hip, and instantly
vanished when lying on the right side, [18]. ► Frequent stitching, as of splinters, in the dorsal and lumbar
vertebræ. ► Tearing pain, now extending to the right,
now to the left side of the lumbar vertebræ, when walking, [7].
[1790.] ► Pain, as
from bruises, in the lumbar region, especially when lying down and sitting, [9]. ► Violent electric-like shock
of the lower part of the body, emanating from a lumbar vertebræ, [18]. ► Shivering, terrible shock
of the whole body, emanating from one of the lower vertebræ, [18].
► A sensation in the spinal canal of the lumbar region as
if the spinal marrow or its membranes were being touched by a piece of ice, [18]. ► Tearing in lumbar muscles
on walking or sitting, [32]. ►
Short twitches in the muscles of the right lumbar region, in the evening (ninth day), [9]. ► Stitches in the
right loin, [18]. ►
Frequently during the day, stitches in the right lumbar region, [12], [25]. ► Paralytic pain, as from weakness, in the back part of the
loins; the pain is aggravated by walking and standing (after twelve hours), [5]. ► Feeling of paralysis near
the lumbar vertebræ, close above the border of the os-ilium; this makes it difficult for
him, after he has risen from his seat, to step forward, [7].
[1800.] ►
Continued twitching motions in the sacrum and lower extremities, [15]. ► Pain in the sacrum, [15]. ► Pain in the
sacrum every time after taking, [15]. ► Continued pain in the sacrum, [28].
► Pains in the sacrum and spine are so violent that the
prover cannot leave his bed. ► He had hardly exerted
himself somewhat during stool, when a violent pain appeared in the sacrum, that soon
extended to the lower limbs, [25]. ► Evenings, the pain on both sides of the sacrum increases
considerably, and becomes so irksome that walking is very unpleasant, [15], [21]. ► Pains in the back and sacrum continue so violent all day that
he is obliged to remain in bed, and take the easiest position, [15]. ► A fortnight after the
close of the proving, he constantly suffered from pain in the back and sacrum, [28]. ► Indications of pain
in the hips and sacrum, on the left side; the latter resembling what is known as
crick in the back, [12], [21]. [1810.] ► Pains in the sacrum, as of hæmorrhoids, [28]. ► Fulness and pressive
heaviness in the sacrum, [15]. ►
Pressure in the sacrum, [15], [28]. ► Directly after the
medicine, pressure in the sacrum for a few seconds, [13].
► Pressure in the sacrum, as if a weight lay upon it, [15]. ► Pressure in the
sacrum, with particular exhaustion when walking, [28].
► Pressive pain in the sacrum, as though it would burst, [15]. ► Pressive pain in
the sacrum, when leaning back in his chair, [15]. ► Pressive pain in the sacrum, with weakness in the feet when
walking out of doors, [28]. ►
Pain in the sacrum when sitting, pressure as if bruised, [12],
[21]. [1820.] ► Weakness in the sacrum, with pressive, tensive pain there, [15]. ► Excessive drawing
in the sacrum and loins, [30]. ►
Towards evening, drawing in the back and sacrum, [25].
► Stitches in the sacrum, [12],
[25]. ► *While walking
in the open air, at noon, so sudden and violent a stitch in the sacrum that he was incapable
of taking another step, [25]. ► A violent stitch, darting from the spinal marrow of the
sacral region towards the right gluteal muscles, [18].
► Bruised pain in the sacrum, [18]. ► Pains in the sacrum and
hips, increasing and decreasing, are felt, as with a tearing sensation resembling
growing-pain, [12], [21].
► A sensation of icy coldness, close to the coccyx,
appears repeatedly, [18]. ►
Corrosive itching of the left side of the os coccygis, [5].
EXTREMITIES IN GENERAL.
[1830.]
► Trembling of all the limbs (primary effect), [38]. ► Trembling of the
limbs, [17], [19].
► *Frequent jumping of the muscles of the extremities,
with jerking up of first one thumb and then the other, and of separate fingers, [18]. ► Restlessness and
a quivering trembling of the left upper arm and thigh-muscles, with light, jerking shocks of
those limbs, and frequent jumping of the muscles in different positions of the body, [18]. ► When lying on the
lounge, frequent twitching of the muscles, sometimes on the inner side of the left knee,
sometimes in the left upper arm, sometimes on the back, on the right shoulder-blade, [18]. ► Shocks in various
limbs, and frequent jumping of the muscles, [18]. ► Sensation of weakness in the left arm and left foot;
restlessness in them that compels motion, [28]. ► Paralysis of the lower limbs, with slight spasms of the arms,
[42]. ► Weakness in
limbs, [t]. ► Very
weak in all the limbs, [32]. [1840.]
► Prostration of all the limbs, especially of the lower
extremities, [32]. ►
Weakness and sensitiveness to pain in all the limbs, attended with pain in the heels when
standing, [5]. ►
Prostration in every limb, especially of the left arm, [14].
► Lassitude and heaviness of all the limbs. ► Painful lassitude in the arms and legs, [7]. ► Easy going to sleep of the
extremities; when writing only a few words his hand went to sleep, during a somewhat forced
position of the arm, as he wrote stooping or while standing, [15],
[21]. ► *She felt as if
her limbs did not belong to her, [t]. ► Painful pressure here and there in limbs, [32]. ► In the forenoon, when
sitting, a not exactly painful but very disagreeable drawing and tearing in the long bones
of the upper arm and lower extremities, [30]. ► Drawing and pressing in various muscles in extremities
(mostly in extensors), [32]. [1850.]
► Drawing pain, now in the right upper arm, now in the
left knee-joint; now in the right, now in the left thigh, [7].
► Pains resembling tearing in the limbs, [15], [21]. ► Tearing several times in the left upper arm; the same in the
right thigh, above the knee, towards the outside, [15],
[21]. ► Momentary
tearing pains occasionally appear in the tendinous expansions of the extremities, [15]. ► Single transient,
tearing pains in the right ulna; also, in the right tibia, [18].
► Tearing of different long bones, especially at their
extremities, [5]. ►
Fine, piercing-tearing pain, always appearing suddenly, in the region of the right leg, in
front, close above the ankle, and, at the same time, at a point in the middle of the back of
the left hand, [15], [21].
► Now and then a shooting, tearing pain when beginning to
move, which disappears when motion is continued, [15].
► An entirely unusual piercing pain, never before
experienced, in almost every limb of the body, particularly severe in both knee-joints and
in the condyles: so that particularly the right knee-joint was very painful when ascending
the stairs, [20]. ►
Sensation as of electric shocks in different limbs and different fingers, [18]. [1860.] ► Shock-wise, jerk-like appearing shocks, sometimes in the left
hip, sometimes in the right hand, originating in the legs, [18].
► The long bones of the upper and lower extremities and
all the joints feel bruised after motion, and the muscles feel painful on being touched, [7]. ► Bruised pain in
left elbow and ankle, [32]. ►
Pricking and crawling in the anterior border of the right forefinger, the toes and the heel,
[18]. ► Formication
in the upper and lower extremities, [15]. ► Pains in the bones begin in the morning, continue all the
forenoon, with slight interruptions, are worse at noon, and abate again in the afternoons
and evenings; these pain are particularly located in the left tibia, sometimes appearing in
the condyle of the left elbow, resembling the descriptions of syphilitic pains in the bones;
they resemble them with this distinction, that they are not aggravated by the warmth of the
bed, but rather lessened, sometimes disappearing entirely, [30].
► Cold and blue limbs, [t].
► Hands and feet cold, [t].
► Mornings, in the warmth of the bed, the familiar
sensation of coldness in the right axilla, and in the inner condyle of the foot, [18]. ► Twitchings,
especially of arms, so violent that it seemed to her as from electric shocks; she could hold
nothing in her hands, [t].
UPPER EXTREMITIES.
[1870.]
► Irregular and hurried movements of the upper extremities,
[35]. ► Slight
contraction of the upper extremities, [t]. ► Began to move the arms here and there, and shrug the
shoulder, [t]. ►
Pimples upon the arms, with a burning-itching, of the size of grains of flaxseed,
[7]. ► The arms
feel bruised, [7]. ►
Painful weariness of the arms, [7]. ► On account of the pain he is obliged to change frequently the
position of his arms, [7]. ►
Want of strength in the arms, [7]. ► Itching of the arms, [7].
► Small jerks in muscles of left shoulder-joint and
between scapulæ, [32]. [1880.]
► Drawing, rheumatic pains in the shoulder-joint,
attended with weakness of the whole arm (fifteenth day), [9].
► Slight drawing and pressive pain in the right shoulder,
[30]. ► Violent
paralytic tearing in the right shoulder, [18]. ► Sticking in muscles or anterior wall of right axilla, [32]. ► Rhythmical
jumping of the muscles in the left shoulder-blade and left deltoid muscle, [18]. ► Violent convulsive shock
in the left shoulder, [18]. ►
Tearing pain in left shoulder, [30]. ► Pain in left shoulder-joint, [32].
► Sprained pain in the left shoulder-joint, [48]. ► A sore pain in
the lower angle of the left shoulder-blade, as if chafed, [15],
[21]. [1890.] ► Fine stinging in the forepart of the head of the humerus in
the right arm, [5]. ►
Convulsive shock of the left arm, as from an electric shock, that seemed to have its origin
in the neighboring joints, [18]. ►
Violent shock in the left arm, [18]. ► From 2 to 6 P.M. pain as of lameness in the left arm, [23]. ► Drawing pains in
left arm, extending to the middle finger, [23]. ► Tension in the biceps, [15].
► On rising in the morning, stiff pain in right biceps on
bending the forearm back to the body; lasts a long time; makes this movement difficult, [32]. ► The upper arms
are painful to the touch, [7]. ►
Bruised feeling in upper arm, [32]. ► Sensation as if from the jumping of the tendons in the upper
arm, [19]. [1900.]
► The upper arm feels paralyzed, in consequence of much
writing, [5]. ► A
suppurating, painful abscess, of the size of a bean, has formed in the middle of the right
deltoid muscle, [15]. ►
Some tension in the right upper arm, felt when moving, [30].
► Only during certain motions a somewhat painful tension
in the right upper arm, [30]. ►
Fine tearing in the posterior surface of the right upper arm; often together with it the
same sensation in the left lower arm; but the tearing is most sensitive in the region of the
left clavicle, [15], [21].
► Painful lameness of the right upper and forearm, and
easy fatigue of the latter from only a little writing, [12].
► Twitching of the muscles in the left upper arm, near
the point of the elbow, [18]. ►
Cramp-like pain in the muscles of the left upper arm below the deltoid muscle, [18]. ► Mornings, after
waking, a continuous, pressive, tensive pain in the tendons of the left upper arm, close to
the bend of the elbow, lasting several minutes, [18]. ► Lame pain in left upper arm. [1910.]
► Tearing pain in left upper arm, [7]. ► In the evening a tearing
pain appeared in the muscles of the left upper arm, lasting for some time, then ceased and
was followed by a sensitive, sore pain at the point of insertion of the left deltoid muscle,
and which, after a short time, alternated with fine tearings in the shoulder-joint,
repeating itself and becoming more sensitive, [15], [21]. ► When accidentally
raising the left arm, a violent sprained pain appeared in the substance of the left deltoid
muscle; it seemed as if there were thousands of splinters in the arm, at every attempt to
raise it, [18]. ►
Pressure and bruised sensation in elbows, especially in left, [32].
► Painful jerks, resembling electric shocks, in the right
elbow and wrist, [15], [21].
► Sensation of cold in the tip of the right elbow, as if
it were covered by a piece of ice, [18]. ► Painless, violent pulsation in an artery the size of a quill,
close above the olecranon of the right arm, in the flesh of the muscle, very distinct and
repeated, [15], [21].
► Constrictive, pressive pain in left elbow and right
shoulder, [32]. ►
Drawing pain in left elbow (ten hours), [32]. ► Painful tearing in the left elbow-joint, [15], [21]. [1920.] ► Transient stitches,
as of fine splinters, in the tip of the left elbow, [18].
► Itching, with titillation of the point of the left
elbow; this induces scratching (after three hours), [6].
► Pain in the forearms, which is dull, but hurts a good
deal, [7]. ►
Sometimes drawing in the forearms, [30]. ► Twitches upon the upper surface of the right forearm,
extending to the bend of the thumb, [8]. ► On the edge of the muscles in the middle of the right forearm
a sudden, terrible pain, as of thousands of splinters, [18].
► Tearing in the right forearm, [7]. ► Inner trembling in right
forearm, extending to the bend of the thumb, [8]. ► Burning-itching upon the right forearm, which makes it
necessary to scratch the parts; the scratching is succeeded by white eruptions of the size
of a grain of flaxseed; at the same time the skin scales off, the scales having the shape of
bran, [7]. ►
Burning pain upon the anterior surface of the left lower arm, just above the wrist-joint, as
if he had burnt himself, [5]. [1930.]
► Sudden pressing-like pain courses through the left
forearm to the root of the fingers (immediately), [32].
► *Drawing pain from left upper to forearm, [32]. ► *Painful drawing in
muscles of left forearm and down over the elbow, [32].
► Sensitive drawing, tearing pain in the radial side of
the left lower arm, and, at the same time, above the elbow-joint in the olecranon, [15], [21]. ► Forenoons, frequent tearing in the left forearm bones, [30]. ► Afternoons, an
hour after dinner, very painful, fine tearing in the left lower arm, ceasing and returning,
as if between the two forearm bones, extending toward the hand, with a fixed pain at the
back of the wrist, accompanied by a sensation of numbness in the skin of the lower arm,
especially of the back of the hand, but which only seemed so, for the sensation was normal
to the touch. The fine tearing pain returns all the afternoon, at intervals that are
entirely free from pain, especially in the radial surface of the left lower arm, [15], [21]. ► Sensitive tearing pain in the left lower arm, of the radial
side, and outwardly, and in the region of the left hip, [15],
[21]. ► Tearing in
the left forearm, and in the olecranon during rest, [7].
► Acute, rheumatic pains in the whole of the left
forearm, extending as far as the thumb; this symptom occurs in the afternoon, during rest, [7]. ► Fine tearing in
the radial side of the left forearm, extending over its upper half, [15], [21]. [1940.] ► Fine tearing in the
ulnar side of the left forearm, [15], [21]. ► Itching, with titillation,
of the right carpus; the person is obliged to scratch the parts (after quarter of an hour), [6]. ► Tearing in the
carpus of the left hand, [7]. ►
Lame, transient, violent, sprained pain in the tendons of the dorsum of the left wrist, as
after a mechanical injury, [15], [21]. ► The hands are rubbed
together, as if rolling something soft into a ball between them, [35]. ►► *Tremor of the hands,
[7]. ► Tremor of
the hands, as in old people; this symptom occurs when he moves the hands or holds something
with them (after one hour and a half), [6]. ► *Burning and itching on both hands, as though they had been frozen,
and were affected by winter’s cold (on a cool summer’s day); the
parts were hot and swollen, and looked very red; this condition lasted
uninterruptedly for four months, during which the hands would become so swollen, after
rubbing, on account of incessant itching and burning on a cool spring day, that the knuckles
could not be seen for many hours, [31]. ► *Itching, redness, and burning of the hands, as occurs when the
parts are frozen, [5]. ► Extremely violent itching in both hands, [23]. [1950.] ► Cold hands, [33]. ► Unsteadiness of the right hand when writing, [15], [21]. ► On waking in the morning sensation of pain in the right hand
and bones of forearm, [30]. ►
Sore pain in the external half of the back of the right hand; sensation of a slight burn
there, increased by touching it, [21]. ► Stitches, as of splinters, in the back of the right hand,
near the wrist, with frequent twitching of various muscles, [18].
► On the back of the right hand, towards the wrist,
burning, sore sensation for several hours, though nothing is to be seen on the spot.
Afterwards the same sensation in the left hand, [30]. ► Sensation of burning and soreness in the skin of the right
hand, from the wrist to the thumb and forefinger. There is nothing to be seen on the skin,
but the spot is so sensitive that passing the fingers over it causes pain, [30]. ► Inflamed pimples, of the size
of a grain of flaxseed, upon the dorsum of the left hand, [7]. ► Drawing pains in the
metacarpal bone of the left hand, [7]. ► Dull pain in the metacarpal bone of the left middle finger, [7]. [1960.] ► Violent painful sensation of lameness in the left hand, [23]. ► Sensation of
lameness in the left hand, with tension in the right forearm, [23].
► Always, five minutes after commencement of palpitation
of the heart, violent lame pain in left hand and arm, [23].
► Going to sleep of the left hand when leading a little
boy during a walk, [15], [21]. ► The left hand goes to
sleep; this symptom extending as far as the middle of the forearm; at night (fifth day), [8]. ► Warm sweat at
times in the palms, [32]. ►
A peculiar burning-itching sensation in the right palm, as of a stiff hair, [30]. ► Itching and titillation in
the palm of the right hand, which has to be scratched (after seven hours), [6]. ► Swelling of single fingers,
[18]. ► *Redness,
burning itching of the fingers, as when parts are frozen, [5]. [1970.] ► Sometimes drawing pain in the fingers; seemingly in the
periosteum, [30]. ►
Pain in base of right fingers, [32]. ► Tearing pain between the thumb and index-finger of the right
hand, [5]. ►
Drawing pains that spread fork-like from the space between the thumb and index-finger of the
left hand towards those fingers, [15], [21]. ► Painful tearing in the
space between the left index-finger and thumb, and in the upper arm, [15], [21]. ► The metacarpal joints of the right index and middle fingers
somewhat red and sensitive to the touch, [30]. ► Tearing in the fingers of the left hand, where the phalanges
joint the metacarpal bones; motion has no modifying, influence over this symptom (after one
hour), [5]. ►
Sensation of icy coldness over the joint as formed by the right middle finger and its
metacarpal bone. ► Twitching of the tendons in the right
index-finger, and jumping of the muscles in the posterior margin of the right hand, [18]. ► Burning and
prickling in the index-finger of the right hand, as if a paronychia would form, in a few
days this symptom is followed by frequent fits of numbness of the finger and great,
long-continued sensitiveness of the finger to cold, [11].
[1980.] ► Drawing in
the index-finger of the right hand, [7]. ► Itching, with titillation, of the inner border of the right
index-finger, as if the parts had been frozen (after five hours), [6]. ► Frequent prickling, as of
penetrating splinters, in the left forefinger, [18]. ► Single stitches, in rapid succession in the first joint of
the left forefinger, [48]. ►
Late in the evening, a pain resembling tearing, in the second joint of the left forefinger, [15], [21]. ► Violent tearing in the right middle finger (after
twenty-three hours), [5]. ►
Sensation of going to sleep and violent crawling in the right fourth and fifth fingers, in
the back of the hand, and in the ulnar side of the hand after writing very little, [15], [21]. ► Tearing twitches in the last two fingers of the right hand, [5]. ► Tearing in the
little finger of the left hand, from its metacarpal joint, [15],
[21]. ► For an hour
in the afternoon tearing-burning in the right thumb, [30].
[1990.] ► Cramp-like
pain in the right thumb, that occurs frequently during the day, and lasts several seconds, [23]. ► Cramp in the ball
of the right thumb when standing and walking; it passes off when the person is sitting
(after six hours), [6]. ►
Itching and titillation of the ball of the right thumb, which obliges the person to scratch
the parts (after eight hours), [6]. ► Transient sticking pain, as of fine splinters, in the point
of the right thumb, [18]. ►
Repeated violent tearing in the left thumb, [21]. ► Pricking, as of needles, in the left thumb, increased and
also caused by a slight touch, [12].® 2000
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