- At the beginning, the patient has a low and raspy voice
- The vocal cords are swollen and red and there may be a white or yellow exudate on their surface
- Severe: swelling narrows the throat causing difficulty swallowing
- There is a sore throat accompanied by a dry, tickling cough with yellow sticky Phlegm that is difficult to expectorate.
- Sudden weakness
- Hoarseness
- Loss of voice
| - Fever and chills with fever predominant
- Aversion to draft
- Headache
- Sweating
- Dry mouth and nose
- Possible nasal congestion
- Fatigue
- Malaise
- Anorexia
- T: Slightly red tip and edges
- C: Thin and yellow
- P: Floating and rapid
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