Repertory of Intermittent Fever › Mouth: Speech
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H. C. Allen · Repertory of Intermittent Fever · 1879 · p. 515 · 34 rubrics start on this page
- Dryness of and fauces2
- Dryness of, food tastes like straw1
- Dryness of, forepart of, and tip of tongue in early stage1
- Dryness, drinks large quantities at a time2
- Dryness, from fauces into nose1
- Dryness, great, tongue sticks to roof of mouth1
- Dryness, in morning, as from spirituous drinks night before1
- Dryness, of mouth and throat3
- Dryness, of mouth and tongue2
- Dryness, of mouth at night2
- Dryness, or sense of, afternoon and after midnight1
- Dryness, severe, not > by drinking3
- Dryness, with or without thirst1
- Dryness, without thirst2
- Gums and teeth covered with brown or black mucus2
- Gums, at the beginning, swollen and bleeding1
- Gums, spongy, bleeding at the slightest touch4
- Mouth, aphthæ2
- Mouth, aphthæ, small and bluish, with putrid acid stench1
- Speech, difficult, weak, indistinct3
- Speech, falters and hesitates, averse to the effort1
- Speech, impeded, from a dry, hard, glazed tongue3
- Speech, muttering, mumbling continued
- it costs him great effort to speak the words plainly1
- Speech, stammering6
- Speech, stammering, as if drunk3
- Speech, stammering, as if the tongue were too heavy, stuttering1
- Speech, stammering, lisping, unintelligible5
- Teeth, brown or black mucus on3
- Teeth, champing1
- Teeth, covered with a dark mass1
- Teeth, grating1
- Teeth, grinding of3
- Teeth, sordes on4
- Teeth, thick brown coating on1
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