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402: bitterish taste in the back part of the tongue and in the throat. 405: tongue as if burnt. 406: tongue and palate feel sore. 411: a number of vesicles and small, sore, somewhat red spots at the tip of the tongue and along the left margin of the tongue. FOUR O TWO BITTEREST TASTE IN THE BACK PART OF THE TONGUE AND IN THE THROAT FOUR O FIVE TONGUE AS IF BURNT FOUR O SIX TONGUE AND PALATE FEEL SORE FOUR ELEVEN A NUMBER OF VESICLES AND SMALL SORE SOMEWHAT RED SPOTS AT THE TIP OF THE TONGUE AND ALONG THE LEFT MARGIN OF THE TONGUE
means of the appropriate antidotal specific. _Apis becomes an exceedingly useful remedy in consequence of the specific power which it possesses over the whole internal mucous membrane and its appendages._ It is particularly the mucous membrane of the alimentary canal upon which Apis has a striking influence. It excites an inflammatory irritation, which not only disturbs the secretion of mucus, but also disintegrates the intestinal juices so essential to the process of sanguification, thus disqualifying the blood from properly contributing to the reproduction of the nervous tissue. By thus altering the blood and nerves, these two principal vehicles of vitality, it develops a group of symptoms which is exceedingly similar to our abdominal typhus that seems to have become stationary among us for the last twenty years. This similarity, in its totality, results from the following symptoms contained in the "American Provings." "398: troublesome pains in the gums. 400: the gums bleed readily. HED BY MEANS OF THE APPROPRIATE AIDAL SPECIFIC APIS BECOMES AN EXCEEDINGLY USEFUL REMEDY IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SPECIFIC POWER WHICH IT POSSESSES OVER THE WHOLE INTERNAL MUCOUS MEMBRANE AND ITS APPENDAGES IT IS PARTICULARLY THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE OF THE ALIMENTARY CANAL UPON WHICH APIS HAS A STRIKING INFLUENCE IT EXCITES AN INFLAMMATORY IRRITATION WHICH NOT ONLY DISTURBS THE SECRETION OF MUCUS BUT ALSO DISINTECRATES THE INTESTINAL JUICES SO ESSENTIAL TO THE PROCESS OF SANGUIFICATION THUS DISQUALIFYING THE BLOOD FROM PROPERLY CONTRIBUTING TO THE REPRODUCTION OF THE NERVOUS TISSUE BY THUS ALTERING THE BLOOD AND NERVES THESE TWO PRINCIPAL VEHICLES OF VITALITY IT DEVELOPS A GROUP OF SYMPTOMS WHICH IS EXCEEDINGLY SIMILAR TO OUR ABDOMINAL TYPHUS THAT SEEMS TO HAVE BECOME STATIONARY AMONG US FOR THE LAST TWENTY YEARS SIMILARITY IN ITS TOTALITY RESULTS FROM THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS CONTAINED IN THE AMERICAN PROVINGS THREE NINETY EIGHT TROUBLESOME PAINS IN THE GUMS FOUR HUNDRED THE GUMS BLEED READILY
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