Weakness Health Dictionary

Weakness: From 2 Different Sources


A term used to describe a lack of vigour or strength. This is a common symptom of a wide range of conditions, including anaemia, emotional problems, and various disorders affecting the heart, nervous system, bones, joints, and muscles. When associated with emotional disorders, weakness may represent a lack of desire or ambition, rather than loss of muscle strength.More specifically, the term describes loss of power in particular muscle groups, which may be accompanied by muscle wasting and loss of sensation. (See also paralysis.)
Health Source: BMA Medical Dictionary
Author: The British Medical Association
See ATROPHY; CACHEXIA; PARALYSIS; TONICS.
Health Source: Medical Dictionary
Author: Health Dictionary

Lung Weakness

There is no reason why lung weakness of childhood should not, in later life, resolve into vigorous respiration. However, some cases present a life-long hazard, arresting full development and reducing the body’s ability to defend itself. To strengthen alveolar tissue, allay infection and enhance respiratory function a good pectoral may ensure against future disorders of lungs, trachea, bronchi and bronchioles.

Tablets/capsules. Iceland Moss.

Decoction. Irish Moss.

Tea. Combine equal parts, Comfrey, White Horehound, Liquorice. 1 heaped teaspoon to each cup water simmered gently 1 minute. Dose: half-1 cup morning and evening. Pinch Cayenne improves.

Potential benefits of Comfrey for this condition outweigh risk. ... lung weakness




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