Epilepsy, Hysteria, and Neurasthenia by Isaac G. Briggs
page 47 of 164 (28%)
page 47 of 164 (28%)
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emotional standard of modern life, and so act on a standard which to us
seems natural only in children and uncivilized races. Savill gives the following differences between neurasthenia and hysteria: NEURASTHENIA HYSTERIA Sex Both sexes equally. 97 per cent females. Age Any age. First attack before page of 25. Mental Intellectual weakness; Deficient will power, peculiarities bad memory Want of control and attention. over emotions. Causes Overwork; dyspepsia; Emotional upset or accident; shock. nervous shock. Course Fairly even. Paroxysms. Vary from hour to hour. Mental Mental exhaustion; Emotional; wayward; Symptoms unable to study; no self-analysis, restless; sad; living by irritable; not rule or reading equal to medical books; amusement. May Fond of gaiety; be suicidal. sad and joyous by |
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