1. Anxious sadness and excessive anguish, esp. (at twilight) in the evening and at night, with a wish for solitude and inclination to weep. 2. Restlessness which will not suffer the patient to remain seated.; and compels him to throw himself about in bed. 3. Anguish with fear of death and sighs. 4.Read more
1. Anxious sadness and excessive anguish, esp. (at twilight) in the evening and at night, with a wish for solitude and inclination to weep.
2. Restlessness which will not suffer the patient to remain seated.; and compels him to throw himself about in bed.
3. Anguish with fear of death and sighs.
4. Fear of being poisoned.
5. Suicidal mania (desire to throw himself into the water).
6. Irritability and ill-humor, with repugnance to labor.
7. Moral dejection with anthropophobia.
8. Helplessness and profound despondency.
9. Uneasiness respecting one’s children, affairs, and the future, with want of self-confidence.
10. Weakness of memory and forgetfulness (cannot remember the most recent events).
11. Want of ideas and of mental energy.
12. Difficult comprehension.
13. Slowness of conception and mental dullness.
14. Delusions of the imagination and visions.
15. Mild delirium; with insensibility.
Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.
Brain feels loose when stepping or shaking the head; swashing sensation in brain as if torn.
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