Violent itching of the pudenda. In pregnancy, gastric derangements as above recorded. Child at birth, pale, breathless, gasping, although the cord feebly pulsates. Often to be thought of in puerperal convulsions after the child is born. Voice is very weak or quite inaudible, or short and interrupted.
Larynx becomes painful to the touch, sawing respiration.
Great rattling of mucus in the bronchia, particularly just below the larynx, like a little cupful about to run over, but very little is expectorated , all with a cough like croup. Very drowsy, great shortness of breath, bronchial tubes overloaded with mucus. In the difficulty of breathing, the face may be pale, dark red, blue lips, hot and sweaty head, muscular twitching. Sometimes one expectorates with great ease and in large quantities. Violent pains from the chest to the shoulder.