Clarke's Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica
- Amenorrhea
- Dysmenorrhea
- Leucorrhea
- Bearing-down pains aggravated by movement
- Paralytic weakness of legs
- Nervous symptoms
- Jerkings and twitchings
- Weak
- Faint
- Improved lying down
- Inability to sit up
- Abdominal pains aggravated after eating or drinking
- Aggravated by touch and pressure
- Dull, heavy feeling in head in morning
- Sore pain in left temporal ridge, as of a cut or wound
- Sensation of something rising in throat
- Sensation of breast coming up into her mouth
- Great difficulty in swallowing
- Nausea
- Rising-up sensation from stomach producing occasional retching
- Excessive retching, nausea and straining
- Abdomen very sore and sensitive to touch and pressure
- Obstinate constipation
- Painful evacuations every four or five days
- Frequent urgent desire to pass water
- Passes very little water
- Cutting, burning pains with tenesmus of sphincter urinarius
- Excessive bearing-down pains with pressure outward towards vulva from whole lower abdomen
- Unendurable pains in back drawing down from upper sacral spine extending to epigastrium and stomach, like veritable labor-pains, returning with regular periodicity if she remained at rest, greatly aggravated by the least movement, aggravated by the least food or drink
- Leucorrhea with itching and burning
- Shortness of breath as if from an asthmatic attack
- Frequent, periodical dyspnea with oppression of thorax
- Unendurable pains in back, especially in sacral spine near the upper vertebrae, dragging down from that point to uterus
- Excessive pains in back and head
- Semi-paralysis of limbs
- Inability to stand or move, or bear the pain of movement
- Pain and coldness of limbs, especially of feet
- Affected all her nerves
- Nervous twitchings and jerkings in all the fibers of the body
- Sensible twitchings in the pulse or wherever the observer's fingers touched the flesh
- Semi-paralysis
- Prostration following retching
- General soreness
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