Sudden flushes of heat, followed by great nervous weakness and irregular
intermitting pulse, occurring at the climacteric; < by least
motion.
Weak heart without valvular complications.
Sensation as if heart would stop beating if she moved (Cocaine
- fears that unless constantly on the move, heart will cease beating,
Gels. ).
Faintness or sinking at the stomach; exhaustion; extreme prostration;
feels as if he were dying.
Night emissions, with great weakness of genitals after coitus.
Great weakness of chest, cannot bear to talk ( Stan. ).
Stools: very light, ash-colored; delayed, chalky ( Chel. , Pod.
); almost white ( Cal. , Cinch. ); pipe-stem stool; involuntary.
Pulse full, irregular, very slow and weak; intermitting every third,
fifth or seventh beat.
Face pale, deathlike appearance and bluish-red.
Blueness of skin, eyelids; lips and tongue.
Respiration irregular, difficult, deep sighing.
The fingers "go to sleep" frequently and easily.
Dropsy: post-scarlatinal; in Bright's disease; with suppression
of urine; of internal and external parts; with fainting when there
are organic affections of the heart (with soreness in uterine region,
[Conv.]).
Fatal syncope may occur when being raised to upright position.
Relations. - Cinchona antidotes the direct action of Digitalis
and increases the anxiety.
Aggravation. - When sitting, especially when sitting erect; motion.
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