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CORYZA.
Dry coryza (at first); must breathe through the mouth.
Throat feels sore; feels constricted.
Fluent, acrid coryza; nostrils sore.
Profuse nosebleed, soon ceasing.
Suffocative constriction of throat, obliging to constantly swallow.
DISCHARGES-
Watery and acrid, or none.
COUGH.
DRY COUGH-
Dry cough from tickling in throat, and from itching in larynx.
LOOSE COUGH-
With excessive secretion of mucus.
Scanty cough, thick, dirty, yellowish sputa.
Spasmodic cough, With copious sputa, like boiled starch. (Digitalis.)
Catarrhal cough, with much viscid sputa.
SPUTA-
Abundant; viscid or jelly-like, or boiled starch.
White or yellowish.
WORSE-
Suffocation prevents lying.
CHEST AND RESPIRATION-
Congestion of chest, with constriction as from a tight cord, and palpitation, preventing lying down.
Periodical attacks of suffocation, fainting, cold sweat, and loss of pulse.
Could only breathe with shoulders raised and lying on back.
Hemorrhage from the lungs; recurring every few hours, and very profuse; bright red; less fever and restless than Aconite. Continual rattling of mucus in chest; oppressed, cannot lie horizontal; attacks of anxiety and suffocation.
SENSATIONS-
Constriction of throat: Feeling as of a hoop about throat, heart, or chest (Asthma) in frequent attacks.
Severe constriction of chest, weight and dyspnea. (Heart disease.)
Difficult breathing, continued oppression and uneasiness, as if the chest were constricted by an iron band, and could not expand. Heart disease. Throat feels constricted.
Smothered feeling, lying on left side.
Periodical attacks of suffocation, fainting, cold sweat, and loss of pulse.