What are the oral aphthous symptoms of acidum nitricum?

1. Ulcers (mercurial and syphilitic) in mouth and fauces, with pricking pains.
2. Ulcerated spots on the inner surface of cheeks, with sticking pains as from a splinter.
3. Corners of mouth ulcerated; with stitches.
4. Tongue is very sensitive; even mild food causes a smarting sensation.
5. White, dry tongue, in the morning.
6. Tongue: coated green (with ptyalism); coated yellow, sometimes white in mornings.
7. Blisters and ulcers on tongue; and margins, with burning pain when touched.
8. Bites tongue when chewing; and cheeks.
9. Tongue sensitive, even to soft food, which causes smarting.
10. Profuse flow of saliva.
11. Saliva bloody in the morning.
12. Saliva has a foul odor.
13. Sour taste in the mouth.
14. Mucous membrane of mouth swollen and ulcerated; with pricking pains; after abuse of Mercury.
15. Ranula.
16. Salivation (also with ulcers on the fauces), sometimes from febrile attacks.
17. Great dryness of the mouth, with burning thirst.
18. Offensive and putrid (cadaverous) smell from mouth.
19. Excoriation of tongue, palate, and the internal surface of gums, with acute shooting pains.