Sweat on the extremities, and on the feet it is stinking. Feet and toes withered like a washerwoman's hands. Molecular death and even gangrene of the skin of the fingers and toes. Calluses about the feet, corns and bunions. Swelling of the submaxillary and sublingual glands.
Convulsions often like tetanus, with lockjaw.
Breath foetid, dryness of mouth, ulceration, aphthae. The stomach has no ability to digest food. Assimilation is also destroyed. Pains in the abdomen, tearing, like colic, doubling the patient up. At times the abdomen does become concave, as if the abdomen and back were too close together.