Bruised feeling in the left side of the occiput.
Head heavy and dull; a feeling when leaning forward as if a weight fell toward the forehead.
Pressing pain in the head, extending from the vertex toward the forehead as if something would come out.
Pricking, stinging in the head, extending to the left temporal bone.
At 9 o'clock in the morning there comes a pain in the left side of the vertex as if a nail were being driven into the head, with extension of the pain to the left lower jaw.
Touching the left side of the head causes pain as if the part were crushed and a feeling as if the whole side of the head were soft and spongy.
Twisting and wrenching in the sinciput so that he must lie down; having lain down a quarter of an hour, and having placed the right hand under the head, there was experienced a feeling of painless shock so that the hand under the head was drawn away and the legs were thrown down from the sofa. Soon afterward occurred severe palpitation of the heart.
Twisting and wrenching in the whole head, as well as the face.
Feeling as of knife stabs under the right temporal bone extending into the right eye and becoming worse on bending over. On the outside of the forehead a pressing pain which seems to thrust inward, passing, in half an hour, into the inside of the head.
Painful pulsation in the forehead, which gradually disappears when lying down, but becomes worse when bending over.
The left side of the head and face suffer most; pains stinging and twisting, often going and returning at the same time.
Twisting in the left side of the head and face; the teeth of the same side ache as if they would fall out.
On touching the vertex the skin pains as if it were suppurating, in the afternoon.
Sticking in the forehead extending into the nose.
The skin of the head feels soft on being touched or as if suppuration was going on underneath it.
Throbbing and sticking over the right eyebrow laterally and from without, extending into the lower jaw and there disappearing.
Stinging pains above the left eye and toward the temple.
The eyes seem as if there was a veil before them in the morning.
In the morning the eyelids are closed with mucus; dry mucus in the internal angles of the eyes.