Mund
Mund > time > morning – 3-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 3
Mund > tongue – 3-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2 | openrep_pub 3
Mund > tongue > phenomena – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > tongue > phenomena > burnt, scalded as if – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > tongue > phenomena > inflamed – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > tongue > phenomena > red – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > tongue > phenomena > red > meaty – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > tongue > phenomena > strawberry tongue – 2-w.  Quellen: boenn_bogner 2
Mund > ulcers – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Mund > ulcers > tongue – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Mund > Zungenblutung – 3-w.  Quellen: BZH 3
Mund > Zungenschleimhaut > Papillen aufgerichtet – 2-w.  Quellen: BZH 2
Mund > Zungenschleimhaut > rissig – 3-w.  Quellen: BZH 3
Nase
Nase > afternoon – 3-w.  Quellen: openrep_pub 3
Nase > Bohren in der Nase mit dem Finger – 3-w.  Quellen: BZH 3
Nase > bones – 3-w.  Quellen: boenn_allen 3
Nase > boring in, with fingers – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > catarrh – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > chapped – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > coryza – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3 (Ref: boenn_bogner, kent.en)
Nase > coryza > annual (hay fever) – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > coryza > diphtheria, during – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > discharge – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > discharge > with (fluent) – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > discharge > with (fluent) > afternoon agg. – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > left – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > morning – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > coryza > morning agg. – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > coryza > scarlatina, during – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > coryza > violent attacks – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > diphtheria in – 1-w.  Quellen: openrep_pub 1 (Ref: c1)
Nase > discharge – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3 (Ref: a2, boenn_bogner, kent.en)
Nase > discharge > blood – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2 (Ref: a2, kent.en)
Nase > discharge > blood > morning – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > burning – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > copious – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > discharge > copious > morning – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > discharge > copious > with stuffing of head – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > discharge > crusts – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > crusts > high up – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > daytime – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > excoriating – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > discharge > ichorous – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > posterior nares – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > thick – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > discharge > thick > daytime – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > discharge > thin – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > discharge > watery – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > discharge > yellow – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3 (Ref: boenn_bogner, kent.en)
Nase > discharge > yellow > daytime – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > dryness – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > dryness > inside – 1-w.  Quellen: kent.en 1 | openrep_pub 1
Nase > epistaxis – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > epistaxis > morning – 2-w.  Quellen: kent.en 2 | openrep_pub 2
Nase > external – 3-w.  Quellen: boenn_allen 3
Nase > Heuschnupfen – 2-w.  Quellen: BZH 2
Nase > itching – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3 | openrep_pub 3
Nase > Jucken > der Nase – 3-w.  Quellen: BZH 3
Nase > liquids come out through nose on attempting to swallow – 3-w.  Quellen: kent.en 3