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Mucous membrane
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- Catarrh of mucous membrane especially stomach1
- Discharges from mucous membrane of touch stringy mucus1
- Dryness and erosions of mucous membrane1
- Dryness and inflammation of mucous membrane1
- Dryness, with burning of mucous membrane1
- Excoriation of mucous membrane2
- Follicular ulceration of mucous membrane1
- Increased secretions from glands and mucous membrane1
- Increased secretions from mucous membrane, which are tenacious and ropy2
- Increased secretions of mucous membrane4
- Inflammation and increased secretion of mucous membrane2
- Inflammation deterioration, and sometimes gangrene of mucous membrane1
- Irritating inflammation and excessive secretion from mucous membrane6
- Irritation and inflammation of mucous membrane1
- Irritation of mucous membrane1
- Mucous membrane dry swollen, burning and raw1
- Mucous membrane loaded with mucus, causing defective digestion1
- Profuse flow of watery serum from mucous membrane1
- Secretions from mucous greatly increased1
- Ulceration of mucous membrane1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Mucous membrane