ARSENICUM ALBUM.
► Objective. ► Hands and
feet as if mummified, so that the skin hung in many folds about the bones, which protruded
unnaturally, but were not at all enlarged, [119]. ► Contraction of the limbs, [76],
[147]. ► The flexor
muscles of the upper and lower extremities contract, [151].
► Drawing together of the upper and lower limbs, [163]. ► Strong
contraction in the knees and elbows, [174]. ► The toes and fingers were continually flexed; after being
straightened by any one they again returned to the flexed condition, [105]. ► The contraction of the
fingers and toes disappeared after a profuse loss of blood by vomiting, and from the anus;
after being bent straight they remained in this position, but appeared as if dead; after a
warm bath life returned to the hands and feet, but fingers and toes again remained bent, [105]. ► Distortion of
the limbs, [121]. [1940.]
► Twitching of the limbs, [207], [225]. ► Upper and lower extremities convulsed, [212]. ► Convulsions of the limbs
and knees, [23]. ►
*Tremor of the limbs, [67], [87], and others. ► Tremor of the
extremities, [166]. ► Trembling in all the limbs, [174]. ► Trembling in the extremities,
[109], [116],
etc;. ► Trembling of the upper and lower extremities, [1]. ► Violent trembling
of the limbs, [122]. ►
Trembling of the limbs, even after a moderate walk, [4].
[1950.] ► Trembling
and very violent motion of the limbs, [150]. ► Trembling and jerking of the limbs, [224]. ► Trembling of the limbs
after the vomiting was over, [71]. ► *Violent startings of the limbs while falling asleep, [1]. ► From time to time
he stretched the extremities and remained several moments in this condition on account of
relaxation, when vomiting appeared with renewed violence, [102].
► Loss of the nails of the hands and feet, [120]. ► Subjective. ► Sensation in all the extremities diminished (eight weeks), [174]. ► Numbness of the
limbs and pains across the shoulders, extending down the arms, [224]. ► Insensibility and falling
asleep of the upper and lower extremities, lasted during the whole illness, and prevents her
holding objects tightly, [113]. ►
As the gastro-enteritis got better, numbness and loss of power in his limbs came on, at
first only in his fingers and toes, but slowly extended to his knees and wrists, almost
depriving him of the use of them, [167]. [1960.] ► The mobility and
strength of the extremities decreased, so that the patient could only with difficulty hold
anything, and his gait became insecure and stumbling, [156].
► Almost absolute immobility of the limbs, especially the
left; sensation was only diminished, not lost, [160]. ► Heaviness in limbs, [217].
► Lassitude of the limbs, [135], [155]. ► Great lassitude in the limbs, [124]. ► Lassitude in the limbs
and weakness, [113]. ►
Weariness of the limbs, [151], [155]. ► Limbs felt
tired, [217]. ►
*Weariness of the limbs, [1], [151], etc. ► Prostration
and lassitude of the limbs, [116]. [1970.] ►► *Excessive
weakness and exhaustion of the limbs, obliging him to lie down, [61]. ► Weakness and diminished
sensibility in all the limbs, [174]. ► Complete ataxia of the muscles of the extremities; the gait
was as in an excessive chorea, and the hands could hardly be held up, [214]. ► Stiffness of extremities,
[99]. ► Motion of
limbs difficult, [206]. ►
He can no longer move his limbs freely, [153]. ► (Stiffness and immobility of all the joints), [75]. ► Extremities as if
paralyzed, [116]. ►
Partial paralysis of the limbs, [194]. ► Paralytic weakness of the limbs, returning at a certain hour
every day, like fever and ague, [1]. [1980.] ► As if paralyzed in
all his limbs; he is unable to tread firmly, [6]. ► (Paralysis, contraction of the limbs), [75]. ► Paralysis is sometimes
general, and affects both the upper and lower limbs, [171].
► Paralysis of extremities, with anæsthesia and most
violent pains, [174]. ►
The paralysis of the extremities related as well to the motor as to the sensitive nerves,
nevertheless the parts were extremely sensitive to cold, [159].
► Weariness and pain of the joints in the forenoon, more
when sitting than when walking, [1]. ► Weakness and crawling sensation in limbs, especially from
knees to toes, [99]. ►
Uneasiness in all the limbs before retiring, going off when lying down, [1]. ► Inexpressibly painful and
disagreeable feeling of sickness in all the limbs, [1].
► Pain in limbs; dreads to move them, [218]. [1990.] ► Excessive pains in the limbs, [81].
► Wandering pains in the limbs, [147]. ► Pain and stiffness in his
limbs, [224]. ►
Arthritic pains in the limbs, without inflammation, [1].
► *Coldness of the extremities, [168], [190], etc. ► Extremities cold and pulseless, [203]. ► [Stiffness of all the
joints; he was not able to stretch himself because of a tension in the whole body; the knees
were so stiff and cold that he tied handkerchiefs around them, otherwise they are painful
and disturb his sleep. -H.], [5]. ► Cramp in the limbs, [27].
► Complained of cramps in the upper and lower
extremities, [189]. ►
Cramps in the muscles of the extremities, [210]. [2000.] ►
All the limbs ache, [1]. ►
All the limbs ache, whether he walks, sits, or lies, [1].
► Painful drawings in limbs, [207]. ► Tearing in limbs, [99]. ► Tearing pains in
the long bones, [1]. ►
Muscles of the extremities sensitive, [128]. ► Creeping in the limbs, as if gone to sleep, [1]. ► Sensation of numbness in
the feet and hands, with fearful pains by day and night, which for three months drove all
sleep from her, [105]. ►
Arms and legs quite strong and mobile; hands and feet, on the contrary, extremely wasted, so
that, without organic changes, all the articular processes protruded unnaturally, and, in
regard to sensation and mobility, so paralyzed that nothing could be held securely; the feet
would not permit his rising; on stepping he always planted down the flat sole, and on
walking his feet were dragged along like weights, [119].
► Frequent falling asleep and insensibility of the right
arm and foot, [158]. ►
Numbness in the tips of the fingers, and also in the feet, where cutting pains were
sometimes felt, [213]. [2010.]
► Diminished sensation, at first in the tips of the
fingers, whence it spread over the hands and arms; then in the toes, whence it spread over
the feet and legs, [156]. ►
Loss of sensation in hands and feet, [164]. ► Complete insensibility of the hands and feet, [150]. ► Sensation in soles
entirely lost; and greatly diminished in the hands, [213].
► Complete anæsthesia and paralysis of the hands and
feet, equally in the extensors and flexors, [119]. ► Loss of sensation in hands and feet, so that the tips of the
fingers and toes could be pricked without the slightest feeling (chronic poisoning), [175]. ► His hands and
feet seem to have lost their power, and they feel trembling early in the morning, [1]. ► Weakness of the
wrists and ankles, they are stiff and sometimes painful, [141].
► Immobility of the fingers and toes, [160]. ► He lost the use of his
hands and feet, with which violent neuralgic pains appeared in the extremities, which lasted
for over two and a half years, and did not leave even after the strongest doses of morphia;
the paralysis lasted nearly three years, [159]. [2020.] ► Occasional pains in
the joints, as the shoulder and knee, [210]. ► Severe pain in legs and arms, very excruciating and like the
gnawing of rats, or the boring of a gimlet into the bones, [194].
► Neuralgic pains in arms and legs, [205]. ► Neuralgic pains in the
forearm and legs from the hips downward; they did not seem to follow the main nerve-trunks;
increased gradually, reached their height, then gradually decreased, and were never
lancinating; cold air or cold water excited them immediately; they were most violent between
9 1/2 P.M. and 8 A.M., [159]. ►
Cramps in the legs and arms very severe, [167]. ► Drawing pain in the joints of the knees, feet and hands, [1]. ► Drawing pain, in
the evening in bed, in the middle finger and foot, [1].
► *Violent tearing in the arms and lower limbs; he cannot
rest upon the affected side; the pain is least felt when moving the affected part to and fro,
[1]. ► Stitching
pains, as of needles, in the hands and feet, [160]. ► Sudden tearing jerking or stitching, changing to a burning,
in the thumb or big toe, in the morning, in bed, [1]. [2030.] ► Trembling and
prickling sensation in the hands and feet, [113]. ► Toward evening, but not during the day, crawling in the
fingers and toes, [156]. ►
Occasional creeping sensations in the hands and feet, [213].
UPPER EXTREMITIES. ► Upper extremities weak; the flexors of the fingers retracted
(eight weeks), [174]. ►
Heaviness and formication, which soon attacked the upper extremities, [206]. ► Unbearable pain in the
left shoulder, [151]. ►
Convulsive sensation in the left shoulder, [99]. ► Drawing pains in shoulders, [222].
► [Glandular swelling of the axilla, -H.], [5]. ► Tearing sticking in the
right axilla. [2040.] ►
Soreness in the axilla, under the arms, [68]. ► Painful swelling of the right arm and hand, [139]. ► The right arm became
intensely tumefied from the elbow to the wrist and was very painful, [169]. ► Weakness of arms, [218]. ► The arms were
somewhat weak, [215]. ►
Entire inability to move the left arm, [99]. ► The right arm goes to sleep when he lies upon the right side,
[1]. ► Pain in the arm
of that side upon which one rests, at night, [1].
► The left arm feels colder than the right, [99]. ► Violent neuralgia
in left arm, followed by lame feeling, [99]. [2050.] ► Peculiar neuralgic
pains in the left arm, suddenly, after meals, [223]. ► *Drawing, jerking and tearing from the tips of the fingers into the
shoulder, [1]. ►
Tearing in the arm, especially of the elbow and wrist, at night, in bed, [1]. ► Pains in the elbow and
fingers, [113]. ►
Violent rheumatic pains in right elbow, [218]. ► In the wrists there was very little muscular power; the
fingers could neither grasp nor hold anything smaller than the crutches, which they could
hold a little, though there was no sensation in the tips of the fingers, even when injured, [119]. ► Drawing pain in
both styloid processes of the wrist, every evening, [1].
► *Hands and lower half of forearm dark and livid,
as in malignant cholera, [203]. ►
(Painful swelling of the hands), [73]. ► The hands never recovered their former fulness and strength,
and the so-called “nævus” (mother’s mark) almost totally disappeared (after ten
years), [105]. [2060.]
► Trembling of hands, [128], [175], etc. ► The hands are stiff and insensible for a long time, [27]. ► The hand can be
extended, but not the fingers, [160]. ► Hands could hold nothing securely, [175]. ► Hands and arms are
powerless, [145]. ►
Lameness of the hand; it commenced with heaviness, but was not combined with wasting, [146]. ► Cold hands, [9]. ► The hands icy
cold, [134]. ►
Cramp in the hand, when moving it, [1]. ► Drawing tearing in the metacarpal bones, in the morning, [1]. [2070.] ► Tearing sticking in the bones of the hand, and the little
finger, [1]. ►
Palms very sensitive, yet he does not know whether he has taken hold of an object, [205]. ► Violent crawling
in the hands at night, [1]. ►
Fine tickling in the palm of the left hand, obliging one to rub, [7]. ► [Hard swelling of the
fingers, with pain of the bones of the fingers, -H.], [5].
► Ungual phalanges wasted and the nails very hard,
brittle, clawlike, [121]. ►
Trembling of the fingers and occasional creeping sensations in the hands and feet, [213]. ► He moves his
fingers and hands during sleep, [1]. ► Tonic spasm of fingers, [99].
► Fingers half flexed, [217].
[2080.] ► Flexors
overpower extensors, and constant flexion of fingers, [206].
► The extensors of the fingers much more powerless than
the flexors, so that the fingers were always bent somewhat, [119].
► The flexors of the four fingers of each hand are so
contracted that the two last phalanges are bent on the first, and the tips of the fingers
touch the palms (eight months), [180]. ► One can bend the fingers, but not extend them, [160]. ► Rigidity of the fingers,
as if they were stiff, [1]. ►
He could not move the fingers, [119]. ► Sensation extremely slight in the fingers, blunted as far as
the wrists, above them normal, [156]. ► Loss of sensation in the fingers, as if everything stagnated,
[113]. ► After the
lapse of years, numbness of the fingers, [113]. ► The finger-joints are painful when moved, [1]. [2090.] ► Painful cramp in the lowest joints of all the fingers, [1]. ► Painful cramp in
the tips of the fingers, from morning till noon (after five days), [1]. ► Cramp in the fingers,
especially at night, in bed, [1]. ► Cramp in the fingers of the right hand, when attempting to
stretch them, [1]. ►
Drawing pain in the middle fingers, [1]. ► Tickling itching of the right middle finger, [1]. ► Badly-colored nails, [38]. ► The nails changed
color nearly every month; at first they became fiery red, then black as if suffused with
blood, after which they made room for new nails, which were thin and transparent, [105].
LOWER EXTREMITIES. ► In General. ► The
lower extremities are somewhat œdematous, [162]. ► Excessively painful swelling of the lower limbs, [4]. [2100.]
► The lower limbs become much wasted, [138]. ► Lower extremities
retracted to the abdomen, [190]. ►
Cramps of all the muscles of the lower extremities, especially of the plantaris of the right
foot, [159]. ►
Painful cramps in the lower extremities, [136]. ► Violent twitchings of the lower extremities, [205]. ► Trembling in lower
extremities, [217]. ►
Gait unsteady, [213]. ►
Tottering gait, [219]. ►
Gait tottering, stumbling, as if stiff, with slipping outward of the feet, [218]. ► Gait heavy,
“slumpy;” difficult to raise himself after eating (chronic poisoning), [175]. [2110.] ► Unsteadiness and vertigo in walking, across and open place,
[219]. ► Weakness
in lower extremities, [217]. ►
*Sensation as if the lower limbs would break down in going upstairs, [4]. ► Cannot ascend a
single step, must be carried, [218]. ► Can only walk a few minutes very slowly, [218]. ► The lower limbs could
scarcely be rotated, [215]. ►
Stiffness of the lower extremities, [99]. ► Stiffness and immobility of the limbs, with violent tearing
pains, [4]. ► Lower
extremities paralyzed, [141]. ►
Paralysis of the lower limbs, ([11],
“not found”), [77], etc. [2120.] ► Almost complete
paralysis of lower extremities, [217]. ► Paralysis of the lower limbs, with loss of sensation, [78]. ► Going to sleep in
lower extremities, [217]. ►
Wooden feeling in lower extremities, [217]. ►► *Uneasiness in the lower limbs, he cannot lie still in the
night, and had to change the position of his feet all the time or to walk about, to get
relief, [1]. ►
*Intolerable pains in the lower limbs, [4]. ► Violent pains in the lower limbs, especially the joints, [47]. ► *Coldness of the
lower limbs, especially the knees and feet, covered with cold sweat; they could
not get warm, [1]. ►
Lower extremities continued cold (twelve hours), [216].
► Drawing pains in lower extremities, [217]. [2130.] ► *Tearing sticking, apparently in the periosteum, along the whole
lower limb, down to the tip of the big toe, [1].
► Tearing in the lower limbs, [27]. ► Tearing in the lower limb,
from top to bottom: he was unable to tread, sit, or lie down, either in bed, or on the sofa;
had to shake the limbs to and for day and night, or else to limp about, and had no rest;
worse at night, [1]. ►
Tearing in the lower limbs, especially in the knee and tarsal joints, only during motion, [1]. ► Drawing tearing in
the lower limbs, from the anterior surface of the thigh, as far as the knee and tarsal
joint, when walking, [1]. ►
Painful shocks in the lower limbs, [215]. ► Formication in lower extremities, [217]. ► Hip, Thigh, and Knee.
► *Sciatica, [69].
► *Violent drawing-tearing pain in the hips and left foot, in
the morning, after a sleepless night (third day), [4].
► With the headache, decided stiffness in the thighs, as
after a long walk, [92]. [2140.]
► On rising in the morning, attack of pain in the
anterior and inner portion of the thighs (after four days), [92].
► Painful, cramplike contraction of bundles of muscles of
the thighs and calves, in the evening when in bed, the toes being drawn backwards, after
which he became very weak, [1]. ►
Paroxysmal cramp-pain of single parts of muscles of the thighs and legs; when feeling the
parts, there was a jerking, as of something alive, [1].
► Soreness between the thighs, with itching, [68]. ► Itching at the
inner surface of the thighs, which next day increases and becomes seated on the left side of
the scrotum, with unusual redness of that side only, and of the posterior portion of the
penis, and great heat, [92]. ►
Corrosive itching of the thighs causes scratching (after thirteen hours), [7]. ► Sudden starting of the
knee, directly after lying down; it comes on after dreaming that he is going to knock his
foot against a stone, [1]. ►
The knees crack when walking, [99]. ► Stiffness, especially of the knees and feet, alternating with
tearing pains, [4]. ►
Weakness of the knees; he had great trouble in sitting down, [1].
[2150.] ► Excessive
weakness in the knees, even when taking a short walk, [1].
► The right knee is unable to support the body, it breaks
down, [1]. ►
Paralysis of both knees, [70]. ►
Tension of the bend of the knee, as if the tendons were too short, when sitting or standing,
not when walking, [1]. ►
Sensation around the knee as if they were bandaged very tightly, [1]. ► Stitching pain in the knee,
[15]. [“After antidote.”] ► Pain as if bruised on the side of the knee, only when
touched, and when sitting, not when walking; sensation as if the flesh were detached, [1]. ► Pain in the left
knee, as if bruised and sprained, especially when rising from a seat, [1]. ► Leg and Ankle. ► Sweat on the legs, morning (first night), [1]. ► Dwindling of the legs, [47]. [2160.] ► Swelling of the legs to above the calves, preceded by tearing
in the calves, which went off by the application of warm cloths, [1]. ► Swelling of legs and feet,
but no preternatural heat, [194]. ► Twitchings in legs, [99].
► Twitchings in the legs with painful drawing from the
back, [156]. ►
Jerking in the legs, in the afternoon, when sitting, [1].
► Convulsive drawing together of the legs, they bend up
under the thigh, [149]. ►
Cramp of legs, [204]. ►
*Cramps in the legs (secondary effect, after some months), [215].
► Cramps in the legs and feet, [224]. ► The legs are so heavy
that he is scarcely able to lift them, [1]. [2170.] ► Heaviness,
weariness, and drawing in the legs, with spontaneous bending, unsteadiness, and weakness of
the knees, especially in the morning, early, [1]. ► From the knees to the ankle especial heaviness and weariness,
[128]. ► Lassitude
and heaviness in the legs, [113]. ► Stiffness in legs, [99].
► When he turns on the left side, he can easily move the
whole right leg, inward or outward; the foot then remains turned in, that is, the toes still
point toward the left leg; but in the left leg these motions are impossible; the voluntary
extension of the foot is impossible on both sides, [160].
► (Paralytic condition of the legs; he is scarcely able
to walk), [20]. ►
Benumbed sensation from the toes as far as the knee-joints, [156].
► Very violent pains in the legs, especially in the
joints, [138]. ► At
times, pains extend along the crural nerve, as far as the heel or toes, [119]. ► The legs are painful when
stretched, [99]. [2180.]
► Chilliness of the legs, in the evening, from the calves
down to the feet, [1]. ►
Cramp-pain in the leg, early in the morning, terminating in a humming or buzzing, [1]. ► *Drawing pain in the
legs when resting upon the floor, perpendicularly, while sitting, [1]. ► Drawing, tearing, and
jerking in the legs, from the ankles to the knees, [1].
► Feeling as if a heavy weight were hanging from the
legs, [99]. ►
Tearing sticking in the lower and inner part of the leg, at a small place, [1]. ► *Tearing in the legs during the
shuddering, [1]. ►
Drawing tearing in the right leg, from the bend of the knee to the heel, as if sprained, [1]. ► Boring pain in the
right tibia, [1]. ►
Sharp, tearing drawing in the tibia, [1]. [2190.] ► Legs painful to
touch, [99]. ►
[Jerking pains from the upper to the lower part of the leg], [5].
► Single, violent tearing in the tibia, causing one to
cry out, [1]. ►
Spasmodic contraction in the calves, [124]. ► The calf is hard and as if pressed flat, with intolerable
pain, resembling a cramp-pain, causing her to cry out for about an hour and a half; the
whole leg became cold, insensible, and stiff, so that she was unable to move it; there
remained a tension in the calf, and a sort of paralysis in the leg behind (after fifty
hours), [1]. ► *Cramps
in the calves, [99], [123], etc. ► Severe cramps in the
calves of the legs, [171]. ►
Cramp in the calf, when walking (after two hours), [1].
► Cramp in the calves, especially in the night, in bed, [1]. ► Aching pain in the
calves, [1]. ►
Tearing pain in the right calf, when sitting (after eleven hours), [7]. [2200.] ► Swelling of the ankle without redness, with tearing pains,
which can be relieved by the application of warmth, [1].
► Stiffness in the ankle and knee-joints, with difficulty
in walking, [213]. ►
Painfulness of the ankles when touched, [4]. ► Tearing in the ankles, [1].
► Tearing around the ankles and in the dorsum of the
feet, when lying down, with nausea, [1]. ► Feet and Toes. ► *Swelling
of the feet ([36]), [206]. ► Feet swelled easily (one
week), [174]. ►
Shining, hot swelling of the feet, extending above the ankles, with round red spots, causing
a burning pain (after third day), [1]. ► Itching swelling of the feet, [1].
► Œdematous feet (after six weeks), [114]. [2210.] ► *Œdema of the feet and exhaustion ([15]). ► Swelling of the feet,
which long afterwards remain weak and heavy, [113]. ► Very great œdema of the feet, which lasted many weeks, [117]. ► Hard, red-blue,
green-yellow and very painful swelling of both feet (after twenty-eight days), [4]. ► Trembling in feet,
[99]. ► Cramp of
the feet, [145]. ►
Weakness of the feet, [128]. ► Weakness of the feet, lasting three weeks, [128]. ► Weakness of the feet, on
great exertion, [128]. ►
When walking, he dragged the feet loosely; when lying, they lie relaxed and fallen down, [119]. [2220.] ► Feet would not support him, but gave way beneath him, [213]. ► In eight weeks
she could only move the feet when lying, but could not walk, [174].
► Paralysis of the feet, [39].
[“Cited from Cardanus;” same as S. 2224.] ►
Total paralysis of the feet, [145]. ► Paralysis of the feet, preceded by vomiting, [71]. ► Complete paralysis of
feet, hands, and arms, [217]. ►
Numbness, stiffness and insensibility of the feet, with occasional swelling and great pains,
[27]. ► Numb pains
in the right foot; when sitting, she is unable to raise it except with the hand, [2]. ► Feet feel as if
furred, [206]. ►
Fuzzy feeling, going to sleep and coldness of the feet, extending a hand’s breadth above the
ankle, [116]. [2230.]
► Sensation diminished in the feet and legs, [213]. ► Loss of
sensation in the feet; on attempting to walk, she could not feel the ground, [215]. ► Cold feet, with
contracted pulse, [13]. ►
Continual cold feet when sitting still; he is scarcely able to warm them in bed, [1]. ► Pains in the feet,
[14]. ► Pains in
the feet, which decreased from year to year, but (after ten years) have not yet quite
disappeared, and especially show themselves on the appearance of the menses, [105]. ► Pain in the foot, as if
sprained, when she makes a misstep, or does not place the foot in a natural position, [2]. ► Cramps in feet, [217]. ► Constant cramps
in the feet, [224]. ►
Drawing in the foot, so that he cannot hold it still; he cannot step rapidly, but only
cautiously, [1]. [2240.]
► Tearing and stitching in the metatarsal articulations
of both feet, with stitches in the joints when treading or walking, as if the feet were
sprained; the ankles feel sore and painful when touched, [1].
► Stitching pains in the outer border of the foot, [1]. ► Intolerable itching of
the feet and thighs, [145], [217]. ► The pains in the feet
become worse by motion, [2]. ►
Pains in the joints of the foot, on the top of the instep, as if sprained, when stepping, [1]. ► When walking,
steps flat with whole sole, [218]. ► Numb feeling in the sole, [218].
► Soles feel as if made of wood and do not feel the
ground, [205]. ►
Soles of feet painful on stepping, [99]. ► Feeling of coldness in the soles, [1]. [2250.] ► Violent burning in soles of feet, [99]. ► Stitches in the soles
(after half an hour), [1]. ►
Tearing in the heels, [2]. ►
In the morning, when waking, the heels are painful, as if they had been lying on a hard
place, [1]. ►
Stitches in the bottom of the left heel, when treading, extending to the posterior surface
of the thigh, [1]. ►
Toes drawn downward, [99]. ►
The flexors of the toes so contracted that the tips of the toes touch the soles of the feet;
walking very difficult; standing upright causes pain (eight months), [180]. ► The toes are constantly
flexed; they can be extended a little by great exertion of the will, but with the aid of the
hand very easily; her gait, on account of this loss of power, is heavy and stamping, [105]. ► [All her toes
became stiff, so that she could not tread, -H.], [5]. ► Loss of power of the toes; walking was accomplished with the
whole sole of the foot, by which her gait became stamping, [105].
[2260.] ► The
extensors as well as the flexors of the toes are paralyzed, [156].
► Titillating creeping itching of the right big toe, as
if felt in a healing wound, causes rubbing (after one and a half hours), [7]. ► In the night, when lying in
bed, violent prickling tearing in the corn, [1].® 2000
Article