Kent's - Classical Homeopathy Online

and roots. Gums have a blue red margin, or purple color, and are spongy and bleed easily. Gums settleaway, and the teeth feel long, and are elongated. Teeth sore and painful so that he cannot masticate.Abscesses of the gums and roots of the teeth.The and furnish important and distinctive symptoms. As the tongue isprojected it is seen to be , has a mealy surface, and is often pale. The isobserved all round the edge of the tongue. The tongue is as if spongy, and presses in aroundthe teeth and thus gets the imprint of the teeth. Inflammation, ulceration and swelling of the tongue arestrong features. Old gouty constitutions have swollen tongue; the tongue will swell in the night and hewill waken up with a mouthful. The taste is perverted, nothing tastes right. The tongue is coated yellowor white as chalk in a layer. from the mouth especially the mercurialodor of the salivated patient.The tongue becomes clumsy; difficulty in talking; his speech is hardly intelligible.Awkwardness of the tongue as in persons intoxicated. Ulcers flat; eating ulcers; holes are eaten throughthe cheek. Eating away of the soft palate and the bone of the hard palate is often eaten away. Purulentformation in the antrum of Highmore and fistulae from the mouth to the antrum. and are more frequently indicated in these fistulae, especially if the bone is involved. . Sore mouth of children and nursing mothers; little aphthous patches with themercurial odor and flabby, spongy appearance of the mucous membrane and tongue. General diffusedinflammation of the mouth. The whole mucous membrane is sensitive and painful, burning, stingingand smarting; dryness with or without aphthous patches. Thrush of children. Scorbutic gums.. It is a remedy for inflammation of the throat, with spongy appearance, generaldiffused tumefaction, swelling of the parotids, fullness and stiffness of the neck. Lardaceous base inulcers; flat ulcers, spreading ulcers. Great dryness in the throat. The swelling impairs the motion of allthe muscles that take part in swallowing. Swallowing is attended with difficulty, pain and paralyticweakness, and the effort to swallow forces the bolus up into the nose, and liquids come out through thenostrils. The mercurial odor is a strong feature, but Merc. often cures when that odor is not perceptible;it has such an affinity for the throat. It has chronic throat troubles and syphilitic ulcers and patches. Theinflammation extends upwards and downwards, red and pale patches, the red looking as if they wouldsuppurate or ulcerate. The red spots become quite purple, but the more purple they are the more theyare like . Tonsils dark red with stinging pains. Quinsy, after pus has formed. It is useful indiphtheria, and most cases are diffused, extensive patches or patches here and there, with spongyappearance, but no ulceration. Tumefaction; and the exudations are upon a tumefied base. Stiff neck.Erysipelatous inflammation of the throat. Dark, sloughing, eating, corroding ulcers in the throat.He has aversion to meat, wine, brandy, coffee, greasy food, butter. Milk disagrees, and comesup sour. Sweets disagree. He is turned against his beer. The is chronically disordered;eructations, regurgitations, heartburn, etc. Sour stomach; it is foul. He has nausea with vomiting andregurgitation of food. In such a stomach food is like a load. Bad taste; bitter mouth; he tastes the food;it comes up sour. With all this the saliva constantly runs from the mouth. It does not improve asdigestion goes on. The half-digested substances are vomited. It is like the state in persons who havedestroyed their stomach from crossing liquors, beer, wine and whisky.The furnishes much trouble. Our forefathers for years took blue mass every Spring toregulate the liver. They physicked themselves with it and tapped their liver every Spring with it, and asa result they had worse livers than they would have had if the doctors had stayed at home. Constipation,bilious habits and disordered stomach. The fullness in the region of the stomach, coming in spells,worse in cold, damp weather and warm, damp weather, worse in the Spring, jaundiced condition,disordered stomach, the aggravation at night and from the warmth of the bed, nightly feverishness andfoul mouth, will give you the Merc.state. Stitches in the liver. Liver symptoms worse Lying on the right side. Many complaints ofMerc. are . The lung symptoms and cough, liver, stomach andbowel symptoms are all worse while lying on the right side.In the we find colic, rumbling, distension, aches and pains, stinging and burning. Ithas a great variety of stools, of diarrhea and constipation. lt has a well-defined dysenteric condition.Slimy, bloody stools with much straining, he feels as if he could never finish, even when no more ispassing, a . This is the very opposite of and in .These are relieved if a little stool is passed, but Merc. and will sit and strain, and all the saltsof Merc. have the same state. has a more violent attack, with violent urging to stool andto urinate, and intense suffering, with burning in the parts and the passage of pure blood. Merc., and are frequently indicated in epidemic dysentery that comes in weather, and and Merc. are frequently indicated in the dysentery of weather. You should go to