The Canadian Medical Monthly, Vol. 5: July, 1920 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Excerpt from The Canadian Medical Monthly, Vol. 5: July, 1920

The accurate study of symptoms reveals very definite information when once the usual order of their appearance is recognized.

Headache was present in eighty - three cases, varying slightly in its location, and greatly in. Its degree Of constancy. In seventy-three cases it was always frontal, or perhaps better, temporal. The patient almost invariably places his thumb over one temple and his fingers over the other and squeezes the frontal bone to demonstrate the position and tight, vice-like character Of the pain. The stock expression used by them is, - In behind the eyes. In four cases the headache was chiefly occipital. In four others it grew to be a universal, bursting headache of terrible intensity and each Of these four were put to bed.

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