F. Conzen. Uterine crises with tabes. Uteruskrisen bei Tabes. Neurolog. Centralbl. No. I, 1909

S. cites the history of the illness of 33 years old tablets, in which the crises were concentrated in the uterus. The patient herself says that pain appeared in the sacrum, which spread to the uterus; the last one contracted convulsively; when the pain reached its highest point, then the patient felt as if the child's head was erupting; then the pain stopped, a trembling occurred in the body, and the patient felt as if it had disintegrated. Attacks of such pains, similar to labor pains, were repeated 3-4 times a day, lasted 2 1/2 minutes and ended with watery expirations in the amount of 4-5 cubic meters. from.