hysteralgian.

1657 Physical Dict. Hysteralgia, pain in the belly or womb.

1684 tr. T. Bonet Guide Pract. Physician xix. 854/1 The carminative seeds, Zedoary, Galangal,..the Tincture of Tartar, Bezoardicum Martiale, which are very excellent in the Hysteralgie [L. hysteralgia] and pains after travail .

1728 E. Chambers Cycl. Hysteralgy, in Medicine, a Pain in the Matrix or Womb.

1808 Med. & Physical Jrnl. 19 550 History of a Case of Hysteralgia.

1850 W. A. Alcott Young Woman's Bk. Health xv. 220 Hysteralgia may attack persons of every age and temperament, but is most common and severe in persons of a nervous temperament.

2015 G. Mooney Intrusive Interventions i. 27 Could female cases of hysteralgia, chlorosis, or dysmenorrhea be registered without making annoying inquiries?

1836 J. Balbirnie Speculum viii. 172 The hysteralgic phenomena remained, kept up, as they were, by the nervous susceptibility of the patient, and by the circumstances proper to irritate it, in the midst of which she was placed.

1850 W. A. Alcott Young Woman's Bk. Health xv. 220 The hysteralgic patient is never free from pain.

1884 Alienist & Neurologist 5 72 These psychical disturbances are most frequently accompanied by physical symptoms, as sense of pain, of epigastric distress, sometimes a true aura with deep hysteralgic radiations.