– w. coat on one side only, Daph. Ind., Lobel., Rhus tox.
– w. coat in center. Belladonna, Bryonia, Baptisia, Gelsemium, Pallad.,Chlorum, Chamomilla, Sulphur, Phosphorus, Anth. nob.
– w. strip on left side, Centaura tag.
– w. strip on each side. Belladonna, Causticum, Chamomilla, Verbascum vir., Vip. red.
– w. strip through center, red margins, Chamomilla, Belladonna, Sulphur, Card. mar.
– w. coat on base, strongly marked, Nux vomica, sepia, Calcarea sulph.
Whiteness. – W., paleness of the tongue. Aeon., Ambr.,Anac, Aug., Arsenicum, Berberis, Granatum, Kreosotum, Oleand., Phosphorus
Whitish. – Tongue w., with fine red dots; point red, Stramonium
– tongue vivid red at tip and edges, coated yellow in center; w. and dry, Fluor, ac.
– tongue smooth, red and cracked; dry and red; coated thick w. yellow, Kali bichromicum
– lips and tongue w. and contracted, Mercurius cor.
Whitish. – Tongue feels as if scalded; coated w., Cimex.
– dry tongue with white yellow coat, without thirst, Cocc.
– milky, whitish, Cina, Fluor, ac, Mercurius i. fl., Stramonium
– w. yellow. Aeon., Aloes, Arsenicum, Cyclamen, Kali bichromicum
Wine. – Sensation as after drinking w., evening, Carbo. veg.
Withered. – W. tongue, Veratrum alb., Kreosotum
Woody. – Rhus tox.
Wrinkled. – Calcarea phos. (mornings), Natr. ars., Phosphorus, Acid Sulphuricum
Worse. – Toothache in one lower incisor, w. by contact with tongue and cold air, Anacardium
Yellow. – Aeon.,Aesculus Agaricus, Aloe, Antim crud.. Ant. tart., Arnica, Arsenicum, Baptisia, Belladonna, Bovista, Bryonia,Bufo., Cantharis, Carbo. veg., Carl., Ced., Chelidonium,Chin, sulph., China, Colchicum, Coloc, Crot. hor.,Cuprum ac, Eup. perf., Ferrum, Gelsemium, Hydras., hyoscyamus, Hypericum, Ipec, Juncus, Kali bichromicum, Lyc, merc, sulph., Mercurius i. fl., Nat. ars., Nitr. ac, natr. mur., Nux vomica, Opi., Ol. j., Phytolacca, phosphorus, Plb., Podophyllum, Polyp., Psorinum, Petelea, Pulsatilla, sabad., Secale, Stann., Spigelia, Sulphur, Tabac, thuja, Verbascum vir., Vib., Zincum met. mur.
– yellow at base, Calcarea sulph.
– y. coat, thick with prints of teeth, Mercurius viv.
– y. coat in morning, Verb.
– y. coat through center, tip and edges vivid red, Fluor, ac, Merc p. i.
– y. coat on anterior two-thirds with red edges, Cantharis
– y. coat at base, dirty, thick, Mercurius iod.
– y. coat at base, tongue red, sore, Nux vomica
– y. Streak, Hydras.
– y. streaks on base, Mercurius cy.
– y. at the sides (edges), and a red streak in the middle, Verbascum Vir.
– tongue pale, with y. streak on base, Mercurius cy.
– tongue coated with a thick y. fur, which cannot be scraped off, except the tip, which is red. China sulph.
– y. coated on the root, with a nasty, sickish, bitter taste of mouth, Cedron.
– y. coated, and mouth sticky, Hydrastis
– y. coated along the center, with pain in submaxillary gland, Lept.
– y. in morning, thicker posteriorly, with raised papillae, Menisp.
– yellowish- white coating, with much thirst and hurried respiration, Menisp.
– tongue coated y. in morning, thickest at base, Menisp.
– y. coating, 0l. jec. ase.
– y. coating along center and base, Ptelea.
– y. coating along center. Pulsatilla Nutt.
– tongue coated heavily, yellowish- white. Stilling,
– tongue coated y. along the center, with flat, bitter taste in the morning, Verbascum vir.
– tongue coated y. in the morning, Cedron.
– tongue coated y. along center or base, with bitter taste in mouth, Baptisia, Collin,
– tongue coated with thin yellowish fur, Comus cir.
– tongue coated yellowish- white, with fetid breath, Gels,
– tongue coated yellowish-white, with bitter taste, Aesculus hip.
– tongue coated y., tough, and putrid taste, Asclep. tubr.
– tongue coated with y. brown mucus, Carbo veg.
– tongue coated thickly y., Cham,
– tongue thickly coated y., with red margins, showing imprint of teeth, Chelid.
– dry tongue, with whitish y. coat, without thirst, Cocc.
– y. coated tongue, with aversion to food, Cocc.
– tongue coated y. along center or base, with bitter taste in mouth, Collin,
– tongue coated white or y., Coloc.
– tongue red, dry and rough, or coated white, y. or brown, Cuprum
– tongue vivid red at tip and edges, coated y. in center; whitish and dry, Fluor, ac.
– tongue coated y., burning, with blisters, cracked, Spigelia
– tongue coated thick y, Naja, Sabad.
– tongue coated y., Phosphorus, Polyp, Sepia
– tongue coated y. or green, Plb.
– tongue coated thickly y., Polyp,
– tongue brown, y., dry, Ptelea.
– tongue coated thick, white or y.. Puls,
– mouth, tongue and gums full of flat, y. ulcers, with elevated gray edges; red and swollen bases. Hell,
– tongue large, flabby and slimy looking; coating is y., slimy, sticky fur. Hydras,
– tongue y. or white, Ipecac.
– tongue smooth, red and cracked; coated thick whitish, y., ulcerated. Kali bichromicum
– tongue coated as with a thick y. felt, Kali bichromicum
– tongue coated thick y.; edges red and full of small painful ulcers. Kali bichromicum
– heavy, thick, y., moist coating on tongue, Merc,
– tongue so much swollen that its movements are difficult and very painful; it is very red, with dirty y. coating on upper surface; shows marks of teeth, and has large gray patches on edges, Mercurius
– tongue posteriorly pale; dirty y.; rather thick; this coating extends forward along sides of tongue, Mercurius
– tongue coated bright y., tip and edges red, Merc j. fl.
– base of tongue covered with a thick, dirty y. coating, especially on rising in morning, Mercurius i. fl.
– slimy, heavily furred, white tongue, or y. brown. Tart. em.
– tongue cracked or coated y., with red tip and edges, Ver alb.
– tongue y., with red streak in middle, Verbascum vir.
– grayish, y., coated tongue, Ambr.
– mucus on tongue y.. Kali bichromicum
– small y. ulcers on tongue. Aloe, Zincum met.
– tongue y. along center; first white, with reddish papillae, followed by y. brown coating in center; edges dark-red and shining; dry, brown down center (Plb.); cracked, sore, ulcerated, Baptisia (Apis, Arsenicum, Rhus tox.).
– tongue coated white or y.,Aesculus (Nux vomica).
– tongue covered with a tough y. coating, taste putrid; taste of blood, Asclep. tub.
Yellowish. – Tongue coated y., Arsenicum, Belladonna, Bryonia, Can. sat., Carb. an., Chamomilla, China, Cocc, Coloc,Cuprum, Gelsemium, Hypericum, Ipecac., Lept., Merc, Merc j. fl., Mez., Natr. mur., Nux mos., Nux vomica, phosphorus, Plb., Podophyllum, Psorinum, Pulsatilla, Rumex, Rhus- tox., Sabad., Sabina, Sec, Veratrum alb., Verb.
– tongue feels as if scalded; coated y. gray, Phytolacca
– tongue y., covered with brown mucus; shows imprint of teeth, Rhus tox.
– tongue coated white, y. or slimy, in morning, with slimy, unpleasant taste, Seneg.
– tongue red; coated with a y. mucus, Stramonium
– tongue y. brown, dry in center, or dry and swollen, Stramonium
– tongue thickly coated y. white. Gelsemium
– thick, y., dark, dry and crusty coating on tongue, rendering it almost immovable, Myrica.
– y. tinge on tongue. Polyp.
Yellowish-v^hite. – Tongue covered with tenacious y. mucus, Belladonna
– tongue coated y., Aloe, Aeon., Arsenicum, Cyclamen, Dioscorea, gelsemium, Kali bichromicum. Secale
Yellowish-brown. – Baptisia, Cina, Kali bichromicum, Phosphorus, Ptelea.
Yellowish-greenish. – Calcarea carb.
Yellowish – gray. – Ambr.
Yellow spots in mouth and throat, Lac. can., Lachesis, Lycopodium
PART III.
REMEDIES.
Absinthium, – Thick protruding, can scarcely talk; trem- bling; seems paralyzed; bites it (in epilepsy).
Aconite, – Dry; coated white or yellow- white; numb; feels as if swollen, tingling, biting, piercing and burn- ing; trembling and temporary stammering; sen- sation of dryness and roughness in the middle, without thirst; paralysis,- especially at its tip.
Actea rac. – Clean, but pointed and trembling; swollen; coated light brown, more in the middle; in- ability to utter a word, though she makes the effort. yEsculus gtab. – ^Thickness of speech, from paralysis of the tongue. yEsculus hip. – Tongue feels as if it had been scalded, with a obnstricted sensation in the fauces; bitter taste, with yellowish- white tongue; tip sore as if ulcerated; uncontrollable, cannot form words rightly. yEthusa cyn, – Feeling as if the tongue were too long; aphthous.
Agaricus, – Dry; coated white (a. m.); sore, smarting, burning tip; left side numb; tremulous propul- sion, inarticulate speech.
Ailanthus. – Tongue thickly covered with a whitish coat; brown in center; dry, parched and cracked; moist and covered with white fur, tip and edges livid; pasty taste, in A. m.; under the favorable action of Ailanthus the clearing off of the coat- ing revealed prominent papillae; in scarlet fever.
Aloes soc, – Coated yellowish-white; stiff, dry, red; yellow ulcers; fine stitches from behind forward, in the under part, when moving it; inflamed sore spots on tongue.
Alumina. – Dry (a. m.) on waking, followed by increased flow of saliva; coated white and feels rough, with normal taste; yellowish- white, with bitter taste; sore as if burned; tingling, itching, must scratch it.
Anacardium, – White and rough, like a grater: heavy, as if swollen, hindering speech; speech firmer and surer in the p. m.
