(1) In case after case, from somnambulism to neurasthenia to u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510Yuppie flu,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb we see how medical and cultural trends alternately reinforce and erode particular psychosomatic symptoms.

(2) Review of the catalogue of Chinese herbal drugs showed that treatment of symptoms associated with neurasthenia was indicated in 10 patent drugs of Chinese herbs.

(3) Whether it is a lung disease or neurasthenia , the symptoms and treatment methods are not uniform.

(4) In the 19th century, there was neurasthenia , today there's chronic fatigue syndrome.

(5) Fatigue was neurasthenia 's chief symptom, bringing a loss of concentration and efficiency.

(6) Here is the prototypical neurasthenic fatigue - almost suicidal, but ultimately too passive and weak to even take that course of action.

(7) Problems were magnified into calamities; the neurasthenic was u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510the victim of an abnormal state that is neither health nor disease.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(8) Her neurasthenic , fragile Aunt Lena is already trite; her mean, scary cousin Bobby Lee is already trite; her columned, shuttered house in Natchez is already trite.

(9) For example, it isn't hard to imagine that many a person with multiple sclerosis was once considered neurasthenic .

(10) For certain troublesome neurasthenic cases, particularly in women, this discussion suggests a practical therapeutic measure.