... unhappy state of mind, Act. r. 3, 411. Flushings, symptoms worse on waking from sleep, external pressure (even ... may be continued during the period if the symptoms are urgent.] Deeayed and ... eruptions, flushings, faint sinking sensation in the forenoon, Sulph. 6, ...

... the evening to 102°. These doses produced no symptoms except flushing and slight tremor. It thus appears that this ... head, heat and weight on the vertex, frequent flushings and hot and cold perspira- tions. If symptoms limited to head and face, nux vomica, opium ...

... in other cases the paleness alter- nates with flushing. The symptoms in this form of apoplexy have various degrees ... the system, headach, pulsation in the epigastrium, and flushing in the face; occasionally these symptoms are relieved by vomiting. The patient expe- riences ...

... perspiration; in other cases the paleness alternates with flushing. The symptoms in this form of apoplexy have various degrees ... system, head- ach, pulsation in the epigastrium, and flushing in the face; occa- sionally these symptoms are relieved by vomiting. The patient experiences severe ...

... severe pain in temples and occiput, with nausea; flushings. Other symptoms, including cardiac, much relieved. Sleep better ; pulse 80, ... the respiration, of the congestion of the skin, flushing of the face, ... had ceased ; nor would the symptoms tend to recur for some hours, as they ...

... latter is often accompanied by such vaso-motor symptoms as flushing of the face, cold hands and feet. At ...

... head, heat, and weight on the vertex, frequent flushings and hot and cold perspirations. If symptoms limited to head and face, nux vomica, opium ...

... for lactic acidosis. Patients who take chlorpropamide experience flushing and other symptoms similar to those induced by disul- firam (Antabuse) ... Miller and Hayes 1982). High- dose niacin induces flushing, and neurologic symptoms have been reported from excessive intake of vitamin ...

... pain or sense of weight in the head, flushing, in- tolerance of light, hot skin, and other symptoms denoting a more intense form of fever. With ... nocturnal exacerba- tions and succeeding sweats abate; the flushings become ... other morbid symptoms gradually disappear, and the patient re- covers his ...

... the joints, and no visceral crises. Vaso-motor symptoms—flushing, sweating—are sometimes ob- served. There is no ... sympathetic, such as dilatation of the pupil or flushing, have been present, and symptoms indicating inflammation of the trigeminus have been equally ...