Typhoid fevers, with loss of consciousness. Collapse of pulse during an attack of cholera. Disposed to sweat.
"Emotive Sphere.—Anguish and restlessness, especially in the evening. Dread of ghosts, especially at night. Little courage. Whining despair, with longing for death. Tendency to start. Irritable and passionate.
"Sentient Sphere.—Sudden weakness of memory, periodically. Slow ideas. Fixed ideas. Confused head. Vertigo when moving the head ever so little, or after sleeping.
"Head.—Headache from getting heated, or with trembling of the jaws. Headache with nausea. Nocturnal headache. Spasmodic tension in the brain, or pain as from contraction of the scalp. Heaviness of the head. Oppressive headache, especially above the eyes, in the temples and occiput. Drawing pain in the head, from the nape of the neck, with nausea. Stitches in the sinciput. Throbbing in the head, with rush of blood to the head, and heat in the same.
"Integuments of the Head.— Tearing in the outer parts of the occiput and forehead, frequently emanating from the limbs. Painful sensitiveness of the scalp to external pressure. Liability of the head to taking cold. Falling out of the hair, especially after a severe illness.
