NARCOHYPNIA

(Lat.), n. f. Na3rk-o(o3)-hi!p(hup)'ni"-a3. From vapxri, numbne , and a^vnvovv, to awake. Ger.. Narcohypnie, Erwachen tarre. Of A. H. Smith, " waking-numbne ," a subjective condition in which there is numbne on awakening: it seems to be connected with lowering of the circulation, as it disappears by rubbing or spontaneously. [" Am. Jour, of the Med. Sci.," Apr., 1887, p. 410 (a, 34).] [s. 69]