coated tongue

She saw his bad teeth, a coated tongue, a red tunnel.

The reverend father deposits the host on your coated tongue.

It had become a regular morning thing-the coated tongue.

A coated tongue coiled on her lips.

Dry mucous membranes; dry or coated tongue with a red triangular tip.

Overpowering thirst and a coated tongue.

It was the daily topic of conversation; it took precedence now over the cathartic pills and the coated tongue.

Nosebleeds, coated tongue, rose-colored rash.

It stank; it coated tongues and throats with an itchy, foul-tasting film; it stung the eyes.

I kept up the soothing talk I checked the whites of his eyes, the swollen lymph glai in his neck, the coated tongue and inflamed tonsils.

Gastrointestinal: heartburn, constipation, diarrhoea, nausea, coated tongue, bad breath, anorexia or increased appetite, vomiting, epigastric pains, dyspepsia, dehydration, parageusia.

A cold lump of lead blossomed in my guts, and despite the lump of lead I felt that I was empty and there was a vile metallic taste that coated tongue and mouth.

Everything from feeble pulses to coated tongues was said to improve in Mackinac's pure, fresh air, and the island became the upper Great Lakes' premier resort (though the water is too cold, the coastline too rocky to make it inviting for swimming).

Dark urine Small amount of urine Rapid heart rate Headaches Dizziness when standing up Flushed, dry skin Coated tongue Irritability and confusion Persistent vomiting may reduce the effectiveness of medications if they have not yet been absorbed into your bloodstream.

Under thunderheads, beneath cloudcover like a coated tongue with a doctor's pencil-torch playing on it, as in A dark carnival, we protest the Vietnam War, with vivified, uplifted faces, with the press of bodies all moving the same way, and with that sense of being both lost and right, lost and right.