Mucous Membranes – Tissues – Chapter 44 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

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Epithelium :-

Degeneration, with
enterocolitis

(typhoid
diseases) :- Ter.

Inflammation,
destruction :-

Chr-ac.

Especially affected
parts, covered with squamous :-

Merc-i-f.

Eruption :-

Erysipelatous

(throat,
etc.) :- Apis.

Vesicles :-

Am-m.

Exudations :-

Croupous :-

(See
Larynx Croup, Chapter
25 : Voice
and Larynx, Trachea and Bronchia.)

Diphtheritic :-

(See
Throat Diphtheria,
Chapter 13 :
Throat.)

Fibrous :-

Kali-m.

Lymphatic constitution,
in :-

Seneg.

Plastic :-

Kali-bi.

Sticky :-

Kali-m.

Yellow,
honey-colored :-

Nat-p.

Fissures, of outlets,
syphilitic subjects who have used too much mercury and iodide of
potash, and debilitated persons broken down by excessive use of
alcohol :-

Hydr.

Follicles :-

Acts upon :-

Nat-m.

Hypertrophied in
vagina :-

Kreos.

Subjects, in
scrofulous :-

Iod.

Swelling

(cancer
uteri) :- Graph.

Infiltrations, serous
and sero-hæmorrhagic :-

Anthraci.

Inflammation

(See Inflammation.) :-
ACON.,
ANT-T., Apis,
ARS.,
Arum-m., BELL.,
Bry., Dulc., FERR-P.,
Merc., Nit-ac.,
Nux-m., Nux-v.

Chronic :-

Euphor.

Red :-

Anthraci.

Red, in scrofulous
subjects :-

Iod.

Irritation :-

APIS,
Caps.

Chronic :-

Fl-ac.

Et morbus
medicinalis :-

Hydr.

Meningitis, in :-

Gels.

Pruritus, of upper
outlets :-

Chlol.

Pale :-

Chin.,
FERR.,
PHOS.

Chronic, passive
hæmorrhage :-

Sec.

With nun’s
murmur :-

FERR.

Secretions :-

(See
Catarrh, Exudations.)

Acrid :-

Ars.,
Nat-m.,
Nit-ac.

Albuminoid substances,
of effete, as seen in white coating of tongue, or whitish secretions
and expectoration :-

Kali-m.

Altered and
increased :-

Colch.

Bland, yellowish-green,
thick :-

PULS.

Blood-streaked
mucus :-

Ter.

Bloody :-

¤ Calc-s.

Corroding :-

Ars.

Dirty, yellowish green,
not laudable :-

NIT-AC.

Fetid :-

Ars.,
BAPT.,
Carb-v., KREOS.,
Lach., NIT-AC.

Fetid, critical :-

Tril.

Green :-

Kali-i.,
Kali-s.

Increased :-

Am-m.,
ANT-T.,
Arg-m., ARG-N.,
Canth., Cham.,
Cop., Dulc., Hep., Hydr.,
Merc., Myric.,
Nux-m., Nux-v.,
PETR.,
Puls., Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Lumpy :-

Calc-s.,
Hep., Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Mucus, in jelly-like
lumps or cakes :-

Aloe.

Passive, flux :-

Ph-ac.

Profuse, like
hæmorrhages, draining system :-

Ham.

Profuse, with depressed
vitality :-

Kreos.

Ropy :-

Hydr.,
Kali-bi.

Scanty :-

Nat-m.

Serous, profuse,
watery, especially stomach and intestinal tracts :-

Elat.

Suppressed :-

Ant-c.

Tenacious :-

Bov.,
Hydr., KALI-BI.,
Sin-a.,
Sin-n.

Thin :-

NIT-AC.

Thin, ichorous,
corrosive :-

Kali-i.

Transparent, watery,
coarse, frothy :-

NAT-M.

Transudation of watery
portions of blood, causing copious diarrhœa :-

Crot-t.

Watery, mucous, never
purulent :-

Gels.

White, full of bubbles,
color of white of egg or like boiled mucus :-

NAT-M.

White, thick,
livid :-

Kali-m.

Yellow mucus, coated
with a :-

Agar.

Yellow :-

Nat-s.

Yellow,
honey-colored :-

Nat-p.

Yellowish :-

Kali-s.

Yellowish,
slimy :-

Kali-m.

Smarting :-

Edges, at :-

Nat-m.

As from pepper :-

Xan.

Softening, black with
atony and extension of softening, especially to hard œsophagus, in
scrofulous and lymphatic patients

(diphtheria) :-
Kreos.

Ulceration

(See
Ulcers.) :-
Am-m., Ant-m.,
Ars., Arum-m.,
Bapt.,
Carb-ac., Carb-v., Lach., MERC.,
Nat-m., NIT-AC.,
Phyt., Sal-ac.

Erosions :-

Hydr.,
Nat-m.

With depressed
vitality :-

Kreos.

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