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COUGH.
DRY COUGH –
Dry, hollow, racking, spasmodic cough, from suffocative tickling in the larynx; gets stiff all over before cough.
Loses breath before cough begins.
Spasmodic cough preceding an eruption (eczema).
Mouldy taste in mouth every time she coughs, causes much nausea, loss of appetite, and occasional vomiting.
CHRONIC COUGH –
Chronic cough : expectoration mostly after midnight, and in the morning; great deficiency of animal heat.
SPUTA –
None; or, Difficult, and only last part of night and in morning.
Bright red coming blood.
Suppurative sputa, greenish, bad tasting.
WORSE –
From motion, or walking.
RESPIRATION –
Spasmodic, double or sobbing.
Opisthotonous and arrested breathing before cough.
Constriction of chest.
Rapid and painful breathing.