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This type of reaction is very common as a factor in neurasthenia.
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Jake said maybe so; maybe it was tropic neurasthenia the waiters got.
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The above quotation epitomizes the cure for neurasthenia, for as Huxley said:
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Lately we hear much about worry, neurasthenia, nervous prostration and the like.
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Hysteria, hypochondria and neurasthenia are increasing with fearful rapidity among both sexes.
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My yacht burned last summer, and I've had neurasthenia for two years.
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Janeway deplores the too frequent diagnosis of neurasthenia in these patients.
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And then when the War had finished the neurasthenia did not go away.
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On this hypothesis many cases of neurasthenia may well be explained.
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Such states of public psychology are for peoples what neurasthenia is for individuals.
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Could this vanishing be one of the effects of traumatic neurasthenia?
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Bianchi terms this fairly common condition the neurasthenia of pregnancy.
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Nor did he worry about the malady called traumatic neurasthenia.
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When worried I get neurasthenia and all kinds of phobias.
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They tried the diseases and spelled jaundice, neurasthenia, and tongue-tied.
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Her illness seemed to be mental; it was neurasthenia, melancholia.
