Labor-like pains at the beginning of menstruation. Copious menstrual flow, with very dark clots and membranes. Leucorrhea like white of egg day and night. Throbbing, titillating in external genitalia. Burning in the vagina and uterus during menses.
Child refuses mother's milk.
It may be given to a woman who has brought forth one or two children that may be considered Calc. The next child will be stronger and have a better constitution. Hoarseness, dry hacking cough day and night. Suffocation on slight exertion, or on ascending stairs. In thin, pale, sickly people with dry, hacking cough worse in cold, damp weather in rheumatic constitutions.