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Inflammation
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- Acute inflammation ; inflammatory fever ; hæmorrhages of bright red blood1
- And fever following a cold1
- And increased secretion of mucous membranes2
- And swelling of glands1
- Chronic inflammation of serous membranes, with profuse serous effusions1
- Congestion and inflammation1
- Deterioration and sometimes gangrene of mucous surfaces1
- Dryness and inflammation of mucous membranes1
- Ending in exudations and suppurations1
- Excruciating pain and inflammation of small joints1
- Exudations after inflamed with effusion of lymph1
- Followed by effusions in serous membranes1
- Indignation or anger, followed by inflammation or colic1
- Induration after inflamed1
- Induration, swelling and induration of glands, with lancinating, cutting, burning pains1
- Irritating and inflammation of mucous membranes1
- Irritating inflammation and excessive secretion form mucous surfaces6
- Local inflammation of serous membranes1
- Malignant, gangrenous inflammation1
- Of external parts2
- Of glands7
- Of internal organs2
- Of lymphatic glands1
- Or swelling and induration of glands1
- Periosteal1
- Swelling, inflammation and suppuration of glands1
- Swelling, ulceration and necrosis of bones1
- With burning and stinging1
Cite
William D. Gentry, The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica (1890) — GENERALITIES AND KEY NOTES; Inflammation