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In comparing with these symptoms the following symptoms from Hering's American Provings, Part I. IN COMPARING WITH THESE SYMPTOMS THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS FROM HERRING'S AMERICAN PROVINGS PART O
s the attack, the more readily will it yield to the action of Apis. Sudden convulsions, followed by general fever, loss of consciousness, delirium, sopor while the child is lying in bed, interrupted more or less by sudden cries; boring of the head into the pillow, with copious sweat about the head, having the odor of musk; inability to hold the head erect; squinting of one or both eyes; dilatation of the pupils; gritting of the teeth; protrusion of the tongue; desire to vomit; nausea, retching and vomiting; collapse of the abdominal walls; scanty urine, which is sometimes milky; costiveness; trembling of the limbs; occasional twitching of the limbs on one side of the body, and apparent paralysis of those of the other side; painful turning inwards of the big toes, extorting cries from the patient; accelerated pulse, which soon becomes slower, irregular, intermittent and rather hard; these symptoms inform us that life is in danger, the more so the more numerous they are grouped together. CHILDREN THE MORE ACUTE AND DANGEROUS THE ATTACK THE MORE READILY WILL IT YIELD TO THE ACTION OF APIS SUDDEN CONVULSIONS FOLLOWED BY GENERAL FEVER LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS DELIRIUM SOPOR WHILE THE CHILD IS LYING IN BED INTERRUPTED MORE OR LESS BY SUDDEN CRIES BORING OF THE HEAD INTO THE PILLOW WITH COPIOUS SWEAT ABOUT THE HEAD HAVING THE ODOR OF MUSK INABILITY TO HOLD THE HEAD ERECT SQUINTING OF ONE OR BOTH EYES DILATION OF THE PUPILS GRITTING OF THE TEETH PROTRUSION OF THE TONGUE DESIRE TO VOMIT NAUSEA WRETCHING AND VOMITING COLLAPSE OF THE ABDOMINAL WALLS SCANTY URINE WHICH IS SOMETIMES MILKY COSTIVENESS TREMBLING OF THE LIMBS OCCASIONAL TWITCHING OF THE LIMBS ON ONE SIDE OF THE BODY AN APPARENT PARALYSIS OF THOSE ON THE OTHER SIDE PAINFUL TURNING INWARDS OF THE BIG TOES EXTORTING CRIES FROM THE PATIENT ACCELERATED PULSE WHICH SOON BECOMES SLOWER IRREGULAR INTERMITTENT AND RATHER HARD THESE SYMPTOMS INFORM US THAT LIFE IS IN DANGER THE MORE SO THE MORE NUMEROUS THEY ARE GROUPED TOGETHER
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