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The answer is 'Gymnocladus canadensis'.

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Ardavan Shahrdar, MD, DIHom, RIHA

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FTRN 142 was:

One of the most important peculiar features of this
remedy is the bluish-white discoloration of tongue. As
a concomitant symptom, this is a leading symptom for
prescription of this small remedy.
Another important feature of this remedy is its
characteristic pharyngitis with dark, livid
discoloration of fauces.
It is compared with Ailanthus and Lachesis.

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