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. 2020 Jul 28;9:168. doi: 10.4103/jehp.jehp_618_19

Table 3.

Prodromal symptoms, their presence as an alarming signal for the development of certain diseases and preventive measures

Prodromal symptoms Alarming signal for Preventive measures
Severe migraine-like headache Mydriasis, Cataract Venesection of temporal veins[7]
Twitching of facial muscles Facial palsy Purgation and emesis, mix mint in vinegar and apply it on face, reduce dietary intake, avoid alcohol[7]
Numbness Paralysis Follow the regimens having demulcent effect on morbid matter[7]
Redness of eyes and face, prominent veins, watering of eyes, intolerance to light Diaphragmitis Venesection and purgation, Apply vinegar and rose oil (roghan gul) on head, Adopt cold (barid) regimes for whole body[7]
Nightmare and giddiness Epilepsy Venesection of cephalic vein, avoid alcohol, for purgation (if required) Hab Qoqaya is advised[7]
Depression, irritation, anxiety Melancholia Venesection of basilic vein, Decoction of aftimoon (Cuscuta reflexa and in diet mutton soup is advised[7]
Blurred vision Cataract Evacuation of morbid matter through purgation, Hab Qoqaya is advised. Avoid foods which increase rutubat (moistness) in the body[7]
Chronic coryza and catarrh Bronchial asthma Treat accordingly[7]
Excessive sweating Imtila (congestion) Venesection and reduce food intake[7]
Excessive smell in sweat Fever Purgation to evacuate yellow bile (Safra’)[7]
Palpitation May lead to death Venesection, cardiotonic drugs are advised[7]
Imtila (congestion) Haemorrhage, apoplexy and sudden death Venesection[7]
Confused thinking or reduced ability to concentrate along with imtila (congestion) Apoplexy Venesection[7]
Nausea, flatulence with loss of appetite Colitis Diet restriction, advice rest, use drugs accordingly[7]
Heaviness and distension in back and right hypochondrium and altered frequency of micturition Renal dysfunction Treat accordingly[[7]