FLUXUS

(Lat.), n. m. Flu3x(flu4x)'u3s(u4s). Gen., flux'us. See FLUX and FLOW. F. alb us. See White FLUX. F. alvimis. Sie DIARRHCEA. F. capillorum. See ALOPECIA. F. chylosus, F. cceliacus. See Cceliac FLUX. F. cceliacus per renes. See CHYLURIA. F. colliquativus. See Colliguative DIARRHCEA. F. cruentus, F. dysenteric us. See DYSENTERY. F. hepatic us. See HEPATORRHCEA. F. lienteric us. See Lienteric DIARRHCEA. F. lunar is. The menstrual flow. F. matric is. An old term for leucorrhcea. [A, 42.] F. menstrual is. The menstrual flow. F. muliebris. An old term for leucorrhcea. [A, 42.] F. pilorum. See ALOPECIA. F. salinus. Ger., Salzflu . Salt rheum (moist eczema). [Kaposi (A, 319).] F. salivas See SALIVATION. F. sebaceus. See SEBORRHCEA. F. splenic us. Fr., flux splnique. A puro-sanguinolent intestinal discharge occurring in persons with hypertrophied spleens. [Frank, 1842 (a, 34).] F. venereus. See GONORRHOEA. F. ventriculi. See GASTHORRHCEA. [s. 81]