Other names and synonyms
glon, Nitroglycerinum.Description Source
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Additional facts
Nitroglycerin, 3RD (NO) O3. Preparation: Dilutions with alcohol.
Mental
Emotional. Unusually animated and talkative; great flow of thought and inclination to jest; for four hours. Great mental agitation. Delirious and insensible, and speedily became comatose. A great depression. Anxiety (after seven minutes). Anxiety and inclination to run away. Anxiety, with headache. Feeling of impending misfortune, with the sensations in the chest. Fear and terror. Great fear, with a sensation as if the chest were screwed together. Great fear, with a feeling as if the throat was swollen. Though naturally cheerful, she became apprehensive of her approaching death. When asked, a day or two after, how she felt, she said, that at one time she was frightened for fear she had been poisoned, and that no one would catch her taking any more. Recalls old grievances (second day); he was constantly thinking of persons who had offended him; with determination to justify his own conduct. Intellectual. My intellect returned almost immediately, and I remember saying, This has nothing to do with homoeopathy, but with a very powerful poison. Though still greatly confused, scarcely knowing where he was or what he was about, yet, when his attention was fixed by any effort of the will, remembered his patients perfectly, all their symptoms, and medicines prescribed, without once mistaking. сannot collect my thoughts. Immediate effect, confusion of ideas and loss of strength; with diminished power of tongue. сonfusion of ideas so great that he could not tell where he was. A kind of transient bewilderment, followed by a kind of blindness. When the effect (in head and arms), which she exactly described, ceased after five minutes, it seemed to her as if she awoke from a dream; she moved her arms like one awaking from a dream. As he returned home through the streets, after the headache, everything seemed strange to him, not as familiar as usual; he was obliged to look about him every few moments to convince himself of being in the right street; it seemed to him as if the houses were not in their right places, on the same route that he had passed over at least four times a day for years. Difficult recollection of phrenological terms, with which he is very familiar. A half unconscious state followed, with a most violent beating headache, with a trembling of the whole body. Loss of consciousness. Falling down senseless, with convulsions and frothing at the mouth, after alternation of palpitation of the heart and congestion to the head. Falling down, with loss of consciousness, congestion to the head or heart; face sometimes pale, sometimes red. Stupor, weakness of mind and body.
Nervous system
Confusion and Vertigo. сonfused feeling. сonfused feeling, with pains in the vertex. With palpitation, confusion of the head; flushed, not face; the eyes looked dim and tearful; pupils not altered; lasting three hours. Vertigo, etc. Vertigo in the forehead. Vertigo in occiput. Vertigo in the occiput, then pain in the vertex. Attack of vertigo, in the afternoon. Vertigo when he throws back his head; when he shakes his head. When he shakes his head. When turning to descend from his carriage in the afternoon, he was seized with a sudden and violent p73 vertigo, and would have fallen had he not supported himself by a tree. Feeling of vertigo and dimness, which, however, soon passed off (after three days). Vertigo, with rocking of every object, and reeling of the body. Vertigo, with nausea. In five minutes vertigo, with weakness of sight, pains in forehead, and beating in temples. Vertigo; face red, eyes weeping, pupils unchanged for three- quarters of an hour; after several minutes. No authority). Slight feeling of vertigo (after one minute, first day); increased (fourth day). No increase of headache, but violent vertigo, with transient dimness of vision. A kind of vertigo when going into the open air; reeling gait as after a sea-voyage. Dizziness (fifth day), (after fifteen minutes). Dizzy when shaking the head. Dizzy and faint before nausea. He began to complain of giddiness (after third dose). Reeling and stumbling as when landing after rowing in a boat; was obliged to lie down; drops asleep; when awaked drips with perspiration, on a cool day. General Head. Head and face are puffed up; the blood is forced upward; convulsions; frequent attacks of unconsciousness, evacuation of urine in large quantities, containing much albumen. Hands frequently raised to the head. сongestion, headache, and fullness when the period appears. сongestion to the head and throbbing of the temples. сongestion to the head, with headache (after four minutes). сongestion to brain and lungs. сongestion of brain and lungs; after fifty minutes nearly relieved; belched wind from the stomach; nausea almost entirely gone. сongestion to the head and chest, with nausea. сongestion to the head alternates with congestion to the heart. Frequent congestion to the head in an old woman, causing a sensation of coldness every time. Slight but continuous congestion till midnight. Violent congestion to the head, with headache (after two minutes), Sudden rush of blood to the head, with vertigo.
Brain fever. Dulness of head, and then throbbing in the temples. Dulness of the head as if full; likewise face hot and full. Dulness of the head, within two minutes afterwards pressure and throbbing in the temples. General dulness of the head, a greater pressing, tensive pain alternating in the temple, in the occiput, and in the ears. Painful dulness of the head, not increased by violent shaking, but by light shaking. Dull sensation in the head, as after intoxication by beer. Heaviness in the head, especially in the forehead. Dull heaviness in the head, without throbbing or acceleration of the pulse, with constant warm perspiration on the forehead; skin otherwise cool. Heavy feeling in the head. Heavy feeling in his head, can hardly hold up his head. Sensation of stiffness in the head and neck. He suddenly feels it running up into the head (after one minute five seconds). From the left hypochondrium it rises through the chest to the head. A strange sensation through the whole head after the headache diminishes (after ten minutes).
Constant inclination to bend the head backward; (in two provings throw it back. Head and stomach feel as if I had been out in the hot sun and without dinner; taking a long breath does not relieve, and moving the head aggravates. Sinking feeling in head and chest, like that from working in a very hot room until nearly exhausted. Sensation in his head as if he had eaten too much. Head feels as if hungry. Feeling of emptiness in the cranium (second day). As if a cold cloth were being spread over his brain every time after taking the medicine. Heat in the head, with throbbing. Heat from above downward in the head.
Heat in head and face; with headache; (D. Gray); with some sweat. I immediately felt a glow of heat, which determined itself to be head, and which also rapidly increased in intensity, particularly in the anterior region; the temporal arteries became very full, and in about five minutes after taking the dose of Glonoine, the pulse and increased to 100; evident congestion cerebri was now experienced, with irregular contraction of the heart, etc. Great heat in the head, with severe pains in the forehead, throbbing in the temples, increased by walking. Flushes of heat in the head, and distinct feeling of the pulse in the head (after two minutes); diminishes (after ten minutes);from chest to head. Disagreeable sensation, more violent at the base of the brain. Pain deep in the brain; shaking without influence. Pain in the head from the back to the front, and from below upward. Immediately, a sensation as if the head were too large. Head felt enormously large. Feeling as if the whole head were enormously swollen, with tightness and throbbing in the temples. A kind of swelling sensation in the head; it seems as if something were distending the brain in all directions. Sensation as of swelling up in the head, with violent throbbing, worse when stooping; throbbing worse on the left side; the head feels heavy. Fullness in the head, lasting twelve minute (after one minute); (after three minutes); (after forty minutes). In the course of a minute I felt, or fancied that I felt, some fullness in the head, but was not conscious of any other unusual sensation.
Fullness in the head, so that he can feel the pulse in the head, especially in the temples, and could count the beats. Fullness in the head and throbbing without pain; and painful throbbing. Sensation of fullness in the head, worse now and then, changing places. Sensation of fullness in the head, with throbbing mostly in the upper part of the forehead. Fullness in the base of the brain, and violent throbbing of all the arteries of the head and back of the neck. At the expiration of four hours, the fullness and throbbing of the head continued unabated, together with dull headache, which appeared rather to increased till retiring for the night; awoke on the following morning with the same fullness and throbbing, which occupied the whole forepart of the head, and appeared to be deep seated. Increased fullness in the head, as if the brain were too large (fifth day). Fullness in the head, with general heat. Fullness and pressure, with heat; if increasing much, nausea is caused, and he can perceive that the nausea originates in the head. Much fullness in the head, with a throbbing in both sides of the head, above and behind the temples, but accompanied by a prickling sensation of the left side of the tongue near the tip (after three minutes); the same throbbing, with almost a twitching in the integuments of the head, in the same place as before mentioned; worse after getting up, walking across the room and sitting down again (after ten minutes). Head very full; pulse full and quick; face red. She feels that the fullness is caused by blood. As if the blood were mounting to the head. Fullness in the head as if all the blood had mounted to the head; very disagreeable sensation, but without headache. He described the sensation in his head as if he were hanging with the head downwards, and as if there was a great rush of blood into the head in consequence; these symp- toms went off in a very few minutes. Suddenly a sensation as if the whole head were crowded with blood. Drs. сaspar, v. Thaczousky, Lowscholz, Widman, and Wurmb, after a fraction of a drop, experienced congestive sensations in the brain and blood vessels, headache and acceleration of the pulse, after a few minutes; an hour or more after which, the pulse of most of them declined from 90 to 60. Tension in the head and neck, extending up behind the ears, like a dull pressure, as if the blood were pressing; remains after ten minutes; violent tension. Tensive headache over the eyes and nose, extending also behind the ears, and soon followed by a tight and choky feeling about the throat like strangulation (soon). Pressive tensive pains, changing from temples to occiput and ears; fell asleep late, waking frequently with the same pains; nearly well next morning. вursting sensation upward from the middle (of the head). Headache became very severe; feeling as if the head would burst; throbbing pains, especially through the temples; stupor, weakness of the body and mind; languor and pain in limbs in the afternoon (third day). Sensation as if the skull were too small. The skull seemed too small, and as if the brain were attempting to burst the skull; violent action of the heart, and a distinct pulsation was felt all over the body. сracking sensation in brain, obliging him to hold on to the head during every movement, to prevent an apparent threatened eruption of the cranium. Sensation as if the head were being pressed together by a band, with great fullness of the head and general warmth of the body. Sensation of stiffness or tension about the head and neck as if they had been laced in; the clothing seemed too tight, was obliged to ease his coat and necktie (after two minutes); better after eleven and a half minutes. The brain feels as if it were smaller than the cavity of the skull. Headache. Very small quantities taken on the tongue produce a headache of several hours duration; this effect was experienced by several persons in my laboratory, and I, have felt it myself several times. Headache, daily increasing in severity. Headache, beginning in the glabella. Headache rising from below upward. Headache from the front backwards, and from below upward. Headache very soon, which began in the back of the neck, and spread and from there over the whole head. Headache ex- tending to the nose. Headache extends from the forehead to the midst of the brain. Headache mostly behind the ear and up in the forehead. At first the headache was in front, then extended over the vertex, and the entire head behind; after five minutes decidedly more in the occiput. The headache returns again (after recovery) and continues all the evening and all night. Headache on rising in the morning, with colic pains in hypogastric region, and painful diarrhoea; stools soft and copious; pain relieved after stool, but returned soon again, especially when moving about or sitting erect; soreness on pressure on left iliac region; shuddering and heat in the anus (third day). Awoke from his sleep three or four times with headache. Headache the following day from morning till 2 o’clock, 11; till evening. Slept very well, but the next morning on waking, felt the same headache, which continued all day. Walks his room all night, on account of headache. Headache from taking the medicine, from afternoon till ten o’clock in the evening. The headache passed off half an hour after the first dose, but was renewed at night, leaving the next morning a sensation of giddiness, as after a dissipated night. The headache extends through the whole head, with a sensation of heaviness (after four minutes). Headache, with nausea; headache and nausea continued three days, gradually diminishing. Headache all day, with constant nausea, so that he took Nux vomica in the evening, after which he improved. Headache and nausea, with diarrhoea. Headache and accelerated pulse (in five persons). Headache without acceleration of the pulse, with dull heaviness in the head. The following morning, headache, and much general heat, and expulsion of fetid flatus (a most unusual symptoms). Evenings, continual headache. Slight headache all the afternoon.
The fulness in the head lasted some time, and was followed by a slight headache. Slight headache and dull heavy pain in the stomach, with a decided feeling of sickness, though without any apprehension that it would amount to vomiting. Severe headache which seems to impede the breathing (after fifteen minutes). Intense headache (after four hours). Violent headache after nausea, then repeated violent vomiting of yellow mucus. Headache so violent that he cannot even think to take an antidote. Headache set in less than fifteen minutes, slight at first, but increasing in intensity by degrees, until, in an hour and a half, it became almost intolerable; it was accompanied by considerable faintness and exhaustion, intolerance of light and a feeling of great general distress and alarm in addition to the racking pain; relief was only obtained at length by the inhalation of large quantities of Ether, the insensibility produced by which was followed by broken and disturbed sleep, lasting until the following by broken and disturbed sleep, lasting until the following day, which was marked by weakness, exhaustion, and slight headache; these unpleasant symptoms did not finally disappear for three or four days. The effects ended with a dull headache, which ceased during sleep. Lessening and increasing of the headache without cause, etc. Headache and pulse increase and diminish simultaneously. The headache returned after one minute; after ten to twenty minutes, lasted about thirty minutes; headache returned directly after a renewed dose. Headache lasted several hours; three hours; six hours; seven and a half hours; seventeen hours; fourteen hours. Drawing pain in the head (after two minutes); (after one hour). Pressure here and there, especially in occiput. Pressure in the head, worse with every motion, and when shaking it; beginning in the open air, continuing in the room, and only disappearing during a second walk after several hours. Pressure and dulness throughout the head. Heavy pressure in the head. Heavy pressure in the head, as from a great weight on the brain. Attempted to lie down, but could not on account of increased pressure and throbbing in the brain, which were now so much increased, on attempting to assume a recumbent position, he was obliged to hold on us to the head, as if to prevent a rupture of the cranium. Headache (pressure) most intense after ten minutes. The pressing and crowding (in head) ceases after three minutes and a half. Pressure in head returned in open air. When rising, pain and pressure in the head so, severe he could not stand; obliged to lie down again for a few minutes. Dull pressive pain in head, especially in occiput and in the region of the ears; severe dull pressive pain in the nape of the neck, as it were in the medulla oblongata; pain much increased by moving the head or twisting the neck; neck feels stiff; fullness, dulness, and pressure in the whole head, with throbbing sensations. He described his headache as if the brain were pressed in towards the center, from three different points, viz., both temples and the occiput; these symptoms lasted from morning till night. Intolerable sense of oppression and swimming in the head, with spasmodic twitching of the limbs, supervened. Like a weight from the middle of the head to the ears. Darting pain in the head, when stooping, next morning. Sudden piercing pains in the head. Mornings, stitches in the head when stooping. When stooping, violent stitches in the head, the following morning. Painful twitching here and there in the head. When moving head, soreness in head (two cases). Feeling of soreness and looseness in brain. On the second day the brain felt sore; the jarring of the cars made it worse. Shaking increases the sore sensation in the head. Sensation of soreness through the whole head; he is afraid to shake his head, it seems to him as if the head would drop to pieces. Sensation of soreness, and as if laced together in the head, with increasing pain if he shakes the head side ways. Shaking the head causes a sensation as if the brain were sore. Sore sensation in the head when shaking it, but no pain. He has no headache, but cannot bear shaking the head. When shaking the head it seems as if the brain were hard, and loose, and sore in the head. When she shakes her head, it seems as if something inside and hit against the skull. Headache and sensation of soreness in the head, which increases when rising suddenly or when shaking the head (noon of second day). Some headache next day, with slight nausea, and a sensation of soreness in head. Within the head as if crushed or bruised, especially in the forehead. Throbbing in the head (after three hours).
Throbbing of the brain, from within outward. Feeling something rising from right hypochondrium, through the chest to the head, as if the blood were mounting to the head, and throbbed there; immediately. Throbbing in the head, mostly in the forehead, increased by every motion of the head. Throbbing in the whole head, especially in the temples and over the eyes, with excessive heat in the head; worse when moving, better when sitting still and lying; also relieved by pressure upon it. Throbbing and bursting, especially above the ears and in the temples, and I experienced a choking sensation, as if a ligature were tied around my neck which prevented blood returning from the head. After twenty minutes the pulsation in the head changes to slight, throbbing headache; the same during exerts himself or moves more than usual. Headache becomes throbbing when stooping. Throbbing in the head during motion; most when going upstairs (after thirty minutes); at every step on the stairs, worse left. Throbbing pulsation and confusion, and confusion of all the senses; sensation of balancing, requiring a constant effort to keep the head erect, which inclined to drop as on going to sleep. At 5 p. m. a slight throbbing headache commenced, and continued with intermissions for about three hours; occasional spells of nausea, with slight but continued congestion of brain till midnight (after one hour). Immediately, a violent throbbing in the head, especially in the temples; the pain is mostly in the front part of the head, and from temple to temple. Throbbing in the head so violent that the pulse could be counted by it (pulse 110). Violent throbbing in the head, with a sensation of fullness; no pain, after two minutes; as if the head were stuffed full of something. Five hours after inhaling the vapors, at 11 o’clock at night, terrible throbbing headache, which lasted all night, until he drank coffee in the morning. Dull throbbing headache (after two minutes); headache changing from back to front (after five minutes); lasting about a quarter of an hour. His chronic throbbing headache, increased by every motion, was excessively aggravated after X, especially when going upstairs; it seemed at every step as if his forehead would burst, so that he was obliged to support himself against the balusters. Painful throbbing, etc. Painless throbbing in the head; extending under the frontal bone to the temples. Headache began in the glabella, and spread upward and backward, first, worse in front, right, then behind, left, at last worse quiet in the occiput; the throbbing extend from below upward, and from the front backward. Headache appeared less quickly during Glonoine- water, was neither so violent nor so throbbing; occupied whole head, worst occiput; increased in afternoon; not relieved by coffee. The throbbing headache after motion, especially after shaking the head, does not diminish after a walk; it only ceases during the night. Throbbing in head ceases, after five minutes, better after seven minutes, less violent, the throbbing not so distinct after eight minutes, abating after eight minutes,; not violent after thirty minutes, throbbing and fulness gone after eight minutes. After smelling сamphor the throbbing headache ceased, also tooth ache, and the feeling as if something were moving in the head. Violent, heavy beating in the head, from the back to the front, as if it would crowd everything out at the forehead, not as frequent as the pulse. Pulsation in the head for two minutes (after four minutes). Pulsation in the brain, both heard and felt; at each pulsation, a sensation (not amounting to pain) in the scalp, just above the ears, a temperature of about 180 o F, in a Turkish bath, had no perceptible influence on the headache; after running upstairs, at 8.15 p. m. Feels every pulsation in the head, while preparing the Glonoine, (after fifteen minutes). Feels strokes of pulse in head. Feels strokes of pulse in the head, with heat. Shocks in the brain, synchronous with every pulsation of the arteries. When going upstairs rapidly, he feels a jerk in his head at every step; (the following day). Jerking in the head at every step on the stairs. As if something moved inside, when shaking the head. Undulating sensation in head. Undulating dull pain in the middle of the brain. Undulating sensation, increased by every turn of the head. During fullness of the heart, the undulating pressure ceased on the head. Wave-like upward motion in head. The pains are exactly in the median line of the head. Forehead. He feels as if ice-water were being poured over his forehead in neighborhood of eyebrows, for two minutes. As if warm water were trickling down inside the forehead. Dulness of the front of the head, which ceases in the open air. Dulness in left frontal region as well as both sides, and heat in the face. Pain in the front part of the head, pressing ache in both temples, especially the left, as if pressed out, also towards both eyes; pain in the sacrum, better after returning home, after supper, worse after going to bed, with nausea, and thin stool. Pain in forehead. Pain in the forehead, left, then right. Pain in the forehead, then in the vertex, and soon in the whole head, so that he jumps up, two minutes after taking the medicine, and runs about. Pain in the forehead, next morning when waking. While driving, frontal pain in head. Pain in the forehead, worse when shaking the head, worse evenings; ceases after night sleep, returns after forty-eight hours. Pain in Wonder, more to the right, later left; in вenevolence. Slight pain, left, all Gall’s organ of wit; when pressing with the fingers the spot seemed sensitive; with continued pressing, however, the pain subsided, 53 116. Fullness in the forehead all day; small, violent, 30 52. Fullness and throbbing occupied the whole forepart of the head, and seemed to be deep seated. Sensation of fullness in the forehead, right. Disagreeable sensation of fullness in the forepart of the head. She felt as if the forehead were stuffed full of something, with throbbing. After the third dose, tension in the forehead much increased, with pressure at the roots of the nose. Tensive sensation in the head, just over the frontal sinus and across the nose, also a feeling of fullness above and in front of the ears. Pains in the forehead and top of the head, which might be covered by the hands; the pain is compressing, burning; heat, soothing, and throbbing in the temples; burning in the malar bone and eyes; soreness and tenderness in the head, lasting all day, with a constant gnawing in the occiput; confusion and inability to think and study, all day. Headache in the forehead and forepart of the head. Headache beginnings at the root of the nose. Immediately, headache in forehead and temples on both sides, neither throbbing nor piercing, a constant ache. Headache in forepart of head, with nausea. Headache of the nature of migraine, concentrating over the right eye, with dulness about the eyes and some heat (in nine persons). Headache, painful dulness in the left upper forepart of head; shaking has no effect. Dull and heavy feeling in the forehead (after second dose). Dull pain in the forehead. Dull pain in the forehead over the eyes. Dull pain in the forehead and occiput, as after intoxication. Dull pain in the forehead increased by shaking. Dull feeling of pain in the forehead over the right superciliary ridge (after twenty-three minutes); ceases after three minutes. Dull pain across the forehead, with throbbing in the temples. Dull sensation of pain across the forehead and in the temples (after eleven minutes). Very soon after taking the medicine, a dull ache in the forepart of the head, and a few minutes late a pressing pain from within outward in both temples; these pains increased to a violent degree; in front of the head they seemed to be throbbing, for several seconds. Pressure in the forehead (after one minutes). Pressure in the forehead and eyes, inducing winking of the lids (after second dose). Pressure in the forehead from below upward, in forehead so severe that he is obliged to support his head for five minutes (after twenty minutes). Pressure and fullness in forehead and over the orbits. Violent pressure in the forehead, especially in the right occiput and towards the ears. Dull pressure from below upwards in forehead and vertex; forenoon (second day). Pain in the frontal region very violent, with a sensation as if the eyeballs were being pressed forward and out, and protruded. сrushing weight on the forehead, particularly between the brows and across the nose (after one hour and half). Piercing pain from within outwards towards the middle of the forehead, more upward. Stitch in the forehead, right, from laughing. A very sharp pain near middle line of forehead, not very deep, more towards the outside; a tearing sensation as if something were being tugged at 119. Soreness and bruised feeling (in forehead). Feeling of contusion in the organ of Form, left, later on both sides (after eight minutes). Throbbing in the forehead.
Brain fever. Dulness of head, and then throbbing in the temples. Dulness of the head as if full; likewise face hot and full. Dulness of the head, within two minutes afterwards pressure and throbbing in the temples. General dulness of the head, a greater pressing, tensive pain alternating in the temple, in the occiput, and in the ears. Painful dulness of the head, not increased by violent shaking, but by light shaking. Dull sensation in the head, as after intoxication by beer. Heaviness in the head, especially in the forehead. Dull heaviness in the head, without throbbing or acceleration of the pulse, with constant warm perspiration on the forehead; skin otherwise cool. Heavy feeling in the head. Heavy feeling in his head, can hardly hold up his head. Sensation of stiffness in the head and neck. He suddenly feels it running up into the head (after one minute five seconds). From the left hypochondrium it rises through the chest to the head. A strange sensation through the whole head after the headache diminishes (after ten minutes).
Constant inclination to bend the head backward; (in two provings throw it back. Head and stomach feel as if I had been out in the hot sun and without dinner; taking a long breath does not relieve, and moving the head aggravates. Sinking feeling in head and chest, like that from working in a very hot room until nearly exhausted. Sensation in his head as if he had eaten too much. Head feels as if hungry. Feeling of emptiness in the cranium (second day). As if a cold cloth were being spread over his brain every time after taking the medicine. Heat in the head, with throbbing. Heat from above downward in the head.
Heat in head and face; with headache; (D. Gray); with some sweat. I immediately felt a glow of heat, which determined itself to be head, and which also rapidly increased in intensity, particularly in the anterior region; the temporal arteries became very full, and in about five minutes after taking the dose of Glonoine, the pulse and increased to 100; evident congestion cerebri was now experienced, with irregular contraction of the heart, etc. Great heat in the head, with severe pains in the forehead, throbbing in the temples, increased by walking. Flushes of heat in the head, and distinct feeling of the pulse in the head (after two minutes); diminishes (after ten minutes);from chest to head. Disagreeable sensation, more violent at the base of the brain. Pain deep in the brain; shaking without influence. Pain in the head from the back to the front, and from below upward. Immediately, a sensation as if the head were too large. Head felt enormously large. Feeling as if the whole head were enormously swollen, with tightness and throbbing in the temples. A kind of swelling sensation in the head; it seems as if something were distending the brain in all directions. Sensation as of swelling up in the head, with violent throbbing, worse when stooping; throbbing worse on the left side; the head feels heavy. Fullness in the head, lasting twelve minute (after one minute); (after three minutes); (after forty minutes). In the course of a minute I felt, or fancied that I felt, some fullness in the head, but was not conscious of any other unusual sensation.
Fullness in the head, so that he can feel the pulse in the head, especially in the temples, and could count the beats. Fullness in the head and throbbing without pain; and painful throbbing. Sensation of fullness in the head, worse now and then, changing places. Sensation of fullness in the head, with throbbing mostly in the upper part of the forehead. Fullness in the base of the brain, and violent throbbing of all the arteries of the head and back of the neck. At the expiration of four hours, the fullness and throbbing of the head continued unabated, together with dull headache, which appeared rather to increased till retiring for the night; awoke on the following morning with the same fullness and throbbing, which occupied the whole forepart of the head, and appeared to be deep seated. Increased fullness in the head, as if the brain were too large (fifth day). Fullness in the head, with general heat. Fullness and pressure, with heat; if increasing much, nausea is caused, and he can perceive that the nausea originates in the head. Much fullness in the head, with a throbbing in both sides of the head, above and behind the temples, but accompanied by a prickling sensation of the left side of the tongue near the tip (after three minutes); the same throbbing, with almost a twitching in the integuments of the head, in the same place as before mentioned; worse after getting up, walking across the room and sitting down again (after ten minutes). Head very full; pulse full and quick; face red. She feels that the fullness is caused by blood. As if the blood were mounting to the head. Fullness in the head as if all the blood had mounted to the head; very disagreeable sensation, but without headache. He described the sensation in his head as if he were hanging with the head downwards, and as if there was a great rush of blood into the head in consequence; these symp- toms went off in a very few minutes. Suddenly a sensation as if the whole head were crowded with blood. Drs. сaspar, v. Thaczousky, Lowscholz, Widman, and Wurmb, after a fraction of a drop, experienced congestive sensations in the brain and blood vessels, headache and acceleration of the pulse, after a few minutes; an hour or more after which, the pulse of most of them declined from 90 to 60. Tension in the head and neck, extending up behind the ears, like a dull pressure, as if the blood were pressing; remains after ten minutes; violent tension. Tensive headache over the eyes and nose, extending also behind the ears, and soon followed by a tight and choky feeling about the throat like strangulation (soon). Pressive tensive pains, changing from temples to occiput and ears; fell asleep late, waking frequently with the same pains; nearly well next morning. вursting sensation upward from the middle (of the head). Headache became very severe; feeling as if the head would burst; throbbing pains, especially through the temples; stupor, weakness of the body and mind; languor and pain in limbs in the afternoon (third day). Sensation as if the skull were too small. The skull seemed too small, and as if the brain were attempting to burst the skull; violent action of the heart, and a distinct pulsation was felt all over the body. сracking sensation in brain, obliging him to hold on to the head during every movement, to prevent an apparent threatened eruption of the cranium. Sensation as if the head were being pressed together by a band, with great fullness of the head and general warmth of the body. Sensation of stiffness or tension about the head and neck as if they had been laced in; the clothing seemed too tight, was obliged to ease his coat and necktie (after two minutes); better after eleven and a half minutes. The brain feels as if it were smaller than the cavity of the skull. Headache. Very small quantities taken on the tongue produce a headache of several hours duration; this effect was experienced by several persons in my laboratory, and I, have felt it myself several times. Headache, daily increasing in severity. Headache, beginning in the glabella. Headache rising from below upward. Headache from the front backwards, and from below upward. Headache very soon, which began in the back of the neck, and spread and from there over the whole head. Headache ex- tending to the nose. Headache extends from the forehead to the midst of the brain. Headache mostly behind the ear and up in the forehead. At first the headache was in front, then extended over the vertex, and the entire head behind; after five minutes decidedly more in the occiput. The headache returns again (after recovery) and continues all the evening and all night. Headache on rising in the morning, with colic pains in hypogastric region, and painful diarrhoea; stools soft and copious; pain relieved after stool, but returned soon again, especially when moving about or sitting erect; soreness on pressure on left iliac region; shuddering and heat in the anus (third day). Awoke from his sleep three or four times with headache. Headache the following day from morning till 2 o’clock, 11; till evening. Slept very well, but the next morning on waking, felt the same headache, which continued all day. Walks his room all night, on account of headache. Headache from taking the medicine, from afternoon till ten o’clock in the evening. The headache passed off half an hour after the first dose, but was renewed at night, leaving the next morning a sensation of giddiness, as after a dissipated night. The headache extends through the whole head, with a sensation of heaviness (after four minutes). Headache, with nausea; headache and nausea continued three days, gradually diminishing. Headache all day, with constant nausea, so that he took Nux vomica in the evening, after which he improved. Headache and nausea, with diarrhoea. Headache and accelerated pulse (in five persons). Headache without acceleration of the pulse, with dull heaviness in the head. The following morning, headache, and much general heat, and expulsion of fetid flatus (a most unusual symptoms). Evenings, continual headache. Slight headache all the afternoon.
The fulness in the head lasted some time, and was followed by a slight headache. Slight headache and dull heavy pain in the stomach, with a decided feeling of sickness, though without any apprehension that it would amount to vomiting. Severe headache which seems to impede the breathing (after fifteen minutes). Intense headache (after four hours). Violent headache after nausea, then repeated violent vomiting of yellow mucus. Headache so violent that he cannot even think to take an antidote. Headache set in less than fifteen minutes, slight at first, but increasing in intensity by degrees, until, in an hour and a half, it became almost intolerable; it was accompanied by considerable faintness and exhaustion, intolerance of light and a feeling of great general distress and alarm in addition to the racking pain; relief was only obtained at length by the inhalation of large quantities of Ether, the insensibility produced by which was followed by broken and disturbed sleep, lasting until the following by broken and disturbed sleep, lasting until the following day, which was marked by weakness, exhaustion, and slight headache; these unpleasant symptoms did not finally disappear for three or four days. The effects ended with a dull headache, which ceased during sleep. Lessening and increasing of the headache without cause, etc. Headache and pulse increase and diminish simultaneously. The headache returned after one minute; after ten to twenty minutes, lasted about thirty minutes; headache returned directly after a renewed dose. Headache lasted several hours; three hours; six hours; seven and a half hours; seventeen hours; fourteen hours. Drawing pain in the head (after two minutes); (after one hour). Pressure here and there, especially in occiput. Pressure in the head, worse with every motion, and when shaking it; beginning in the open air, continuing in the room, and only disappearing during a second walk after several hours. Pressure and dulness throughout the head. Heavy pressure in the head. Heavy pressure in the head, as from a great weight on the brain. Attempted to lie down, but could not on account of increased pressure and throbbing in the brain, which were now so much increased, on attempting to assume a recumbent position, he was obliged to hold on us to the head, as if to prevent a rupture of the cranium. Headache (pressure) most intense after ten minutes. The pressing and crowding (in head) ceases after three minutes and a half. Pressure in head returned in open air. When rising, pain and pressure in the head so, severe he could not stand; obliged to lie down again for a few minutes. Dull pressive pain in head, especially in occiput and in the region of the ears; severe dull pressive pain in the nape of the neck, as it were in the medulla oblongata; pain much increased by moving the head or twisting the neck; neck feels stiff; fullness, dulness, and pressure in the whole head, with throbbing sensations. He described his headache as if the brain were pressed in towards the center, from three different points, viz., both temples and the occiput; these symptoms lasted from morning till night. Intolerable sense of oppression and swimming in the head, with spasmodic twitching of the limbs, supervened. Like a weight from the middle of the head to the ears. Darting pain in the head, when stooping, next morning. Sudden piercing pains in the head. Mornings, stitches in the head when stooping. When stooping, violent stitches in the head, the following morning. Painful twitching here and there in the head. When moving head, soreness in head (two cases). Feeling of soreness and looseness in brain. On the second day the brain felt sore; the jarring of the cars made it worse. Shaking increases the sore sensation in the head. Sensation of soreness through the whole head; he is afraid to shake his head, it seems to him as if the head would drop to pieces. Sensation of soreness, and as if laced together in the head, with increasing pain if he shakes the head side ways. Shaking the head causes a sensation as if the brain were sore. Sore sensation in the head when shaking it, but no pain. He has no headache, but cannot bear shaking the head. When shaking the head it seems as if the brain were hard, and loose, and sore in the head. When she shakes her head, it seems as if something inside and hit against the skull. Headache and sensation of soreness in the head, which increases when rising suddenly or when shaking the head (noon of second day). Some headache next day, with slight nausea, and a sensation of soreness in head. Within the head as if crushed or bruised, especially in the forehead. Throbbing in the head (after three hours).
Throbbing of the brain, from within outward. Feeling something rising from right hypochondrium, through the chest to the head, as if the blood were mounting to the head, and throbbed there; immediately. Throbbing in the head, mostly in the forehead, increased by every motion of the head. Throbbing in the whole head, especially in the temples and over the eyes, with excessive heat in the head; worse when moving, better when sitting still and lying; also relieved by pressure upon it. Throbbing and bursting, especially above the ears and in the temples, and I experienced a choking sensation, as if a ligature were tied around my neck which prevented blood returning from the head. After twenty minutes the pulsation in the head changes to slight, throbbing headache; the same during exerts himself or moves more than usual. Headache becomes throbbing when stooping. Throbbing in the head during motion; most when going upstairs (after thirty minutes); at every step on the stairs, worse left. Throbbing pulsation and confusion, and confusion of all the senses; sensation of balancing, requiring a constant effort to keep the head erect, which inclined to drop as on going to sleep. At 5 p. m. a slight throbbing headache commenced, and continued with intermissions for about three hours; occasional spells of nausea, with slight but continued congestion of brain till midnight (after one hour). Immediately, a violent throbbing in the head, especially in the temples; the pain is mostly in the front part of the head, and from temple to temple. Throbbing in the head so violent that the pulse could be counted by it (pulse 110). Violent throbbing in the head, with a sensation of fullness; no pain, after two minutes; as if the head were stuffed full of something. Five hours after inhaling the vapors, at 11 o’clock at night, terrible throbbing headache, which lasted all night, until he drank coffee in the morning. Dull throbbing headache (after two minutes); headache changing from back to front (after five minutes); lasting about a quarter of an hour. His chronic throbbing headache, increased by every motion, was excessively aggravated after X, especially when going upstairs; it seemed at every step as if his forehead would burst, so that he was obliged to support himself against the balusters. Painful throbbing, etc. Painless throbbing in the head; extending under the frontal bone to the temples. Headache began in the glabella, and spread upward and backward, first, worse in front, right, then behind, left, at last worse quiet in the occiput; the throbbing extend from below upward, and from the front backward. Headache appeared less quickly during Glonoine- water, was neither so violent nor so throbbing; occupied whole head, worst occiput; increased in afternoon; not relieved by coffee. The throbbing headache after motion, especially after shaking the head, does not diminish after a walk; it only ceases during the night. Throbbing in head ceases, after five minutes, better after seven minutes, less violent, the throbbing not so distinct after eight minutes, abating after eight minutes,; not violent after thirty minutes, throbbing and fulness gone after eight minutes. After smelling сamphor the throbbing headache ceased, also tooth ache, and the feeling as if something were moving in the head. Violent, heavy beating in the head, from the back to the front, as if it would crowd everything out at the forehead, not as frequent as the pulse. Pulsation in the head for two minutes (after four minutes). Pulsation in the brain, both heard and felt; at each pulsation, a sensation (not amounting to pain) in the scalp, just above the ears, a temperature of about 180 o F, in a Turkish bath, had no perceptible influence on the headache; after running upstairs, at 8.15 p. m. Feels every pulsation in the head, while preparing the Glonoine, (after fifteen minutes). Feels strokes of pulse in head. Feels strokes of pulse in the head, with heat. Shocks in the brain, synchronous with every pulsation of the arteries. When going upstairs rapidly, he feels a jerk in his head at every step; (the following day). Jerking in the head at every step on the stairs. As if something moved inside, when shaking the head. Undulating sensation in head. Undulating dull pain in the middle of the brain. Undulating sensation, increased by every turn of the head. During fullness of the heart, the undulating pressure ceased on the head. Wave-like upward motion in head. The pains are exactly in the median line of the head. Forehead. He feels as if ice-water were being poured over his forehead in neighborhood of eyebrows, for two minutes. As if warm water were trickling down inside the forehead. Dulness of the front of the head, which ceases in the open air. Dulness in left frontal region as well as both sides, and heat in the face. Pain in the front part of the head, pressing ache in both temples, especially the left, as if pressed out, also towards both eyes; pain in the sacrum, better after returning home, after supper, worse after going to bed, with nausea, and thin stool. Pain in forehead. Pain in the forehead, left, then right. Pain in the forehead, then in the vertex, and soon in the whole head, so that he jumps up, two minutes after taking the medicine, and runs about. Pain in the forehead, next morning when waking. While driving, frontal pain in head. Pain in the forehead, worse when shaking the head, worse evenings; ceases after night sleep, returns after forty-eight hours. Pain in Wonder, more to the right, later left; in вenevolence. Slight pain, left, all Gall’s organ of wit; when pressing with the fingers the spot seemed sensitive; with continued pressing, however, the pain subsided, 53 116. Fullness in the forehead all day; small, violent, 30 52. Fullness and throbbing occupied the whole forepart of the head, and seemed to be deep seated. Sensation of fullness in the forehead, right. Disagreeable sensation of fullness in the forepart of the head. She felt as if the forehead were stuffed full of something, with throbbing. After the third dose, tension in the forehead much increased, with pressure at the roots of the nose. Tensive sensation in the head, just over the frontal sinus and across the nose, also a feeling of fullness above and in front of the ears. Pains in the forehead and top of the head, which might be covered by the hands; the pain is compressing, burning; heat, soothing, and throbbing in the temples; burning in the malar bone and eyes; soreness and tenderness in the head, lasting all day, with a constant gnawing in the occiput; confusion and inability to think and study, all day. Headache in the forehead and forepart of the head. Headache beginnings at the root of the nose. Immediately, headache in forehead and temples on both sides, neither throbbing nor piercing, a constant ache. Headache in forepart of head, with nausea. Headache of the nature of migraine, concentrating over the right eye, with dulness about the eyes and some heat (in nine persons). Headache, painful dulness in the left upper forepart of head; shaking has no effect. Dull and heavy feeling in the forehead (after second dose). Dull pain in the forehead. Dull pain in the forehead over the eyes. Dull pain in the forehead and occiput, as after intoxication. Dull pain in the forehead increased by shaking. Dull feeling of pain in the forehead over the right superciliary ridge (after twenty-three minutes); ceases after three minutes. Dull pain across the forehead, with throbbing in the temples. Dull sensation of pain across the forehead and in the temples (after eleven minutes). Very soon after taking the medicine, a dull ache in the forepart of the head, and a few minutes late a pressing pain from within outward in both temples; these pains increased to a violent degree; in front of the head they seemed to be throbbing, for several seconds. Pressure in the forehead (after one minutes). Pressure in the forehead and eyes, inducing winking of the lids (after second dose). Pressure in the forehead from below upward, in forehead so severe that he is obliged to support his head for five minutes (after twenty minutes). Pressure and fullness in forehead and over the orbits. Violent pressure in the forehead, especially in the right occiput and towards the ears. Dull pressure from below upwards in forehead and vertex; forenoon (second day). Pain in the frontal region very violent, with a sensation as if the eyeballs were being pressed forward and out, and protruded. сrushing weight on the forehead, particularly between the brows and across the nose (after one hour and half). Piercing pain from within outwards towards the middle of the forehead, more upward. Stitch in the forehead, right, from laughing. A very sharp pain near middle line of forehead, not very deep, more towards the outside; a tearing sensation as if something were being tugged at 119. Soreness and bruised feeling (in forehead). Feeling of contusion in the organ of Form, left, later on both sides (after eight minutes). Throbbing in the forehead.
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