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Neurasthenia (from the
Ancient Gr**** νεῦρον
neuron "nerve" and ἀσθενής asthenés "weak") is a term that was
first used as
early as 1829 for a mechanical...
- of
neurasthenia and that of the
contemporary concept of
occupational burnout. The rest cure was a
commonly prescribed treatment for
neurasthenia in the...
- the
etiology of what was then
called the "actual neuroses,"
primarily neurasthenia and
certain physically manifested anxiety symptoms. They
maintained an...
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functional cardiovascular disease,
neurocirculatory asthenia,
primary neurasthenia, and
subacute asthenia. Da
Costa himself called it
irritable heart and...
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neurologist who po****rized the term
neurasthenia,
starting around 1869.
Beard is
remembered best for
having defined neurasthenia as a
medical condition with symptoms...
- with Lenin's
doctors unsure of the cause; some
suggested that he had
neurasthenia or
cerebral arteriosclerosis. In May 1922, he had his
first stroke, temporarily...
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dementia Woman suffering from
general paralysis; c. 1869.
Symptoms Early:
Neurasthenia,
personality changes, mood swings,
problems with memory,
judgment and...
- memantine. Medically, it is
approved in
Russia for the
treatment of
neurasthenia.
Although the
effects of
bromantane have been
determined to be dependent...
- how a
person perceives their body, such as body
dysmorphic disorder.
Neurasthenia is an old
diagnosis involving somatic complaints as well as
fatigue and...
- same
studies found fibromyalgia was
significantly less
common in ICF.
Neurasthenia was a
diagnosis in the
World Health Organization's ICD-10, but deprecated...
