... fears, inefficiency, and inferiority into hysteria, neurasthenia, and anxiety. With the constitutional psychopaths the defects were on ... shock and others. 3. Psychoneuroses (hysterical states, neurasthenia, anxiety states, and others) in which the condition developed ...

... highly irritable, and continuing the spasms or vehement anxiety of the prascordia supervening, which were now relieved ... an exciting cause. She instantly Exciting expressed alarm, anxiety, and dejection of mind. In the after- cause ...

... very accelerated respiration ; palpitation, sometimes attended with intense anxiety, particularly in the evening in bed; tremulous palpitation ... occasionally occurring at night, and attended with great anxiety, sleeplessness, and agitation; or if coming on after ...

... These are sometimes preceded by dejection of spirits, anxiety of mind; effusion of tears; difficulty of breathing; ... preceded by a sense of weight, pain or anxiety in the region of the stomach; by its ...

... give rise to neuralgia in general. Excessive fatigue, anxiety, and worry often bring on an attack. It ... who have been subject to much privation and anxiety. Symptoms. It begins usually very slowly, by stiffness ...

... promote it; foul air, removal from home, fatigue, anxiety, etc. Yet it will occur in the entire ... are severe cold, fatigue, and exposure, and mental anxiety or home-sickness. Further than this the pathology ...

... atten- tion. So also are the effects of anxiety of mind, ardent spirits, sexual excess and vice, & ... take place, without the want of sleep and anxiety. No person studies, without being anxious to learn ...

... of any great mental excitement of fear, alarm, anxiety, anger, indignation or excessive nervousness, for the tendency ... be hurried away by your business; haste and anxiety tend to drive off inclination ; rather than strain ...

... accompanied with profuse perspi- ration. Extreme nausea, great anxiety and distress, are the two frequent concomitants of ... and dias- tole of the organ, the more anxiety and suffering will the patient experience. Hence the ...

... chest, with a sense of strangulation and great anxiety. It most frequently occurs in advanced life, more ... drowning per- son is an urgent feeling of anxiety in the chest, the pulse becomes 9 66 ...