Badiaga - General symptoms - T.F. Allen

GENERAL

General

(Afternoon), Between 1 and 2 o'clock, dull headache.

1 to 7 o'clock, headache.

beginning at 1 o'clock, dull headache.

until late in evening, frontal headache.

heat, etc., in forehead.

at 3 o'clock, pain in eyeball.

shocks in the ear. sneezing, etc.

discharge of mucus from nostril.

mouth, etc., hot and feverish, etc.

2 o'clock, sore throat.

paroxysms of cough.

same, after 1 o'clock.

pain in kidney. 2 o'clock, pain in knee.

pains in various parts.

Frontal headache, during the forenoon, worse in the temples, and extending into the posterior portion of the left eyeball, aggravated by moving the eyes (tenth day).

the same on the eleventh day, but worse in the afternoon until late in the evening.

the same the thirteenth day, extending to both eyeballs, aggravated by moving them in either direction.

worse in the afternoon, with heat in the forehead and dull aching in the temples,.

A severe, sharp, lancinating pain in the right supraclavicular region, in or near the subclavian artery, lasting several minutes during the evening (thirteenth day).

lasting but a few minutes and less severe (fourteenth day).

severe lancinating drawing from three to five minutes, 9 o'clock, evening (fifteenth day).

slight, for a minute at a time, till the twenty-seventh day,.

Severe stitches in the sides, especially the right side, from the seventh to the eighth rib, aggravated by the least motion (tenth day).

severe, especially in the posterior portion of right side.

neither soreness nor stitches remaining in the left side (thirteenth day).

the right side also better, and many other symptoms (fourteenth day),.

Midnight, while in bed, vibrating palpitation of the heart, lasting but a few minutes, after which, while lying on the right side, a sensation as if the lower lobe of the left lung was settling down or being collapsed.

it appeared to have settled from three to four inches, lasting five minutes, and was relieved by changing position (twenty-seventh day),.

Occasional severe paroxysms of spasmodic cough, ejecting viscid mucus from the bronchial tubes, which at times comes flying forcibly out of the mouth, more during the afternoon, caused by a tickling in the larynx as if a particle of sugar was being dissolved in the throat (sixth day). Similar paroxysms during the seventh day, at times causing sneezing, with profuse coryza, most from left nostril.

worse after 1 P.M. (seventh day). During the eighth day quite severe, more in the afternoon (eighth and ninth days),.

While lying on the right side in bed, and at the moment of becoming unconscious by sleep, severe oppressive suffocative attacks from suspended respiration, causing a quick effort to prevent suffocation, by changing position. This is an old symptom, aggravated during the past week.

he often avoided going to sleep in such a position on this account (eighteenth day),.

At 8 A.M., a severe lancinating pain in the pit of the stomach, extending to the vertebra opposite, and to the right scapula, and at times to the right side, resulting there in a pleuritic pain.

also, a pleuritic pain on the left side, which, as well as on the right side, is aggravated by contortions of the body, and on full inspiration (tenth day),.

A general soreness of the muscles and integuments of the whole body, especially the integuments, aggravated on motion, and especially by the friction of the clothes (eighth day). Flesh and integuments feel sore to touch, even of the clothes, with sensitiveness to cold and cold air (ninth day). Sore as if it had been beaten, and very sensitive to touch or the friction of the clothes (tenth day).

less during the afternoon (twelfth day).

also less sensitive to cold and to cold air, and to touch (thirteenth day).

all gone (sixteenth day),.