| 21. | Between the lines of Dyer's neurasthenia is a trenchant self-portrait of the writer as doomed misfit.
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| 22. | He studied neurasthenia, somnambulism, hysteria and phobia, crediting reports that these conditions were affected by the moon.
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| 23. | The optimism of " shell shock ( also called neurasthenia, a condition related to posttraumatic stress disorder ).
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| 24. | During heavy combat in a ruined town, Dunne is wounded and sent home from Europe as a neurasthenia patient.
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| 25. | Her work there included the treatment of a large number of cases of neurasthenia among both male and female patients.
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| 26. | May suffered severe depression and neurasthenia for years after the loss of both her parents and above all Khalil Gibran.
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| 27. | As a psychopathological term, neurasthenia was used by Beard in 1869 to denote a condition with symptoms of depressed mood.
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| 28. | One contemporary opinion of neurasthenia is that it was actually dysautonomia, an " imbalance " of the autonomic nervous system.
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| 29. | Still in poor health, in December 1916, Johnston went to England for medical treatment and was diagnosed with neurasthenia.
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| 30. | In 1930, Howard went to a hospital in sexual neurasthenia but the symptoms may instead point towards neurotic depressive disorder.
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