Similia Similibus CurenturWritten by
Kartik Murtys
Great anxiety of conscience ; any crime he reads of he imagines to have committed once himself; worse at night, with palpitation of the heart ; has to be kept by force in the room ; great fear to be left alone ; despairs of ever getting well ; loss of appetite ; whitish-coated tongue ; flatulency ;
Great anxiety of conscience ; any crime he reads of he imagines to have committed once himself; worse at night, with palpitation of the heart ; has to be kept by force in the room ; great fear to be left alone ; despairs of ever getting well ; loss of appetite ; whitish-coated tongue ; flatulency ; constipation.
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