(See also "SORE" under "MOUTH")
Acid Mur: Recurring ulcers, fungus; swelling; induration; paralysis of the tongue.
Lycopodium: Ulcers under the tongue.
Nitric Acid: Sublingual ulcer in whooping cough.
Mercurius: When ulceration is due to syphilis.
Graphites: Foul and indolent ulceration; syphilitic psoriasis.
Carbo Veg: Very offensive discharge with burning pains; worse in the evening and during the night.
Kali Bi: Tongue ulcerated, thick, dry, smooth, red and cracked; shines like a glass.
Baptisia: Tongue swollen, painful and offensive, covered with black blood. Raw, denuded, stiff and dry as leather or is made of wood. Aphthous patches; ulcers no bigger than pinhead, become black and offensive.
Amm. Mur: Burning blisters on point of tongue.
Eupionum: Tongue covered with raised nodules.
Condurango: Gagged ulcers on tongue.
Sulphuric Acid: Ulcers on inflamed tongue. Aphthae in mouth. Profuse salivation. Breath offensive.
