Golden Seal (Ranunculaceae)
- For debilitated persons, with viscid mucous discharges.
- Cachectic or malignant dyscrasia, with marked derangement of gastric and hepatic functions; broken down by excessive use of alcohol.
- Cancer: hard, adherent; skin mottled, puckered; pains knife-like, sharp, cutting; nipple retracted.
- Nursing sore mouth; tongue large, shows imprint of teeth.
- Leucorrhoea: ropy, thick, viscid, yellow; hanging from os in long strings (Kali bi.); pruritus.
- Profuse discharge of thick, yellow, stringy mucus from nasal passages (Cor. r.).
- Hawks yellow, viscid mucus from posterior nares and fauces; ulceration, after mercury or chlorate of potash; syphilitic angina.
