Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3).

  • Jahr, G. H. G. (Gottlieb Heinrich Georg), 1800-1875.
Date:
1848-53
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Credit: Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    12. Dissatisfied with himself, he re- p!o;iches himself, Ars. 13, , with one's self, and com- plaints about one's own troubles, Asaf. 14. At variance with himself, Aiir. Doubting Mood. 1. Doubting mood, doubts even that which he had firmly believed here- tofore. Lack. Dread of Men. 1. Dread of men, Aur. 2. , misanthropy. Aeon. 3. Dread of men, Aco?i. Aur. Bar. c. Dig. Hyosc. Led. p. 4. , with despondency, Rhus t. 5. , when approached by them she feels a sort of anguish in the pit of the stomach, Lye. (y. . when they approach him, yet he dreads solitude, Con. 7. , hatred of men, Phos. 8. , with shyness, Natr. carb. Drecid of Solitude. 1, Dread of solitude, Sep. 2. , Lye. :3. , Mez. 4. , Bism. 5. °SoLiTUDE, dread of, Ars. <S. Fear, she docs not wish to bo alone, is afraid of ghosts, Ran. hull. 7. , fearful when in bed or alone, Kal. carb. S. Dread of solitude, dislikes to be alone, with cold face, feet and hands, Calc, c. Dulness of Comprcbensiou. 1. Dulness of comprehension, Cham. Con. Hep. s. Natr. carb. Lact. Op. Ox. ac. 2. , does not comprehend any thing in reading, Nvx m. \\. , difiicult comprehension of philosophical works ; facts appear clearer. Fit/or. ac. 1. , his own ideas constantly intrude, while reading, Oleand. 5. , cannot well comprehend what he is reading, Ambr. G. , has to read a sentence several times before he understands it, Coce. 7. , as if deaf or in a waking dream, Cham. 8. , she is unable to compre- hend what she is reading, Cole. c. 9. , though print seems very bright, Magnes. art. 10. , docs not understand what people tell her, as if she did not hear well, Nilr. ac. 11. , with vanishing of ideas and gloom}' pressure in the fore- part of head, Mez. 12. Dulness of the mind, he some- times feels as if he had no fancy at all, Magn. p. arct. 13. , with gloominess. Dig. Dulness of the Head. 1. Dulness of the head, spreading towards the temples and forehead, Bar. c. 2. , Am. carb. Cupr., Petr. 3. , in the region of the eye- brows and root of the nose. Con. 4. , especially in forehead. Co he. 5. . painful, of right sinciput, 01. an. G. , of occiput and forehead, Lob. inf. '7. , as if coming from the back and ascending along the nape of the neck, Jod. 8, . oppressive, of the occiput, Phel. 9. , in the occiput, as on wak- ing. Chin. 10. , of the occiput, as after in- toxication, Carb, V. 11. , of the occiput, Ambr. 12. , of occiput, then forehead, Mangan.