- Hoarseness of the voice or
- A hoarse voice which is sometimes more mild then severe
- Daily worsening of the hoarseness which continues unabated
- Talking takes a great effort
- Sensation of an abnormal object in the pharynx
- Dry cough with scanty phlegm which causes the patient to attempt clear his throat frequently
- Throat is dark red and swollen
- The larynx and the vocal cords are mildly red, slightly swollen and the borders are dull or
- The vocal cords are dark red swollen and appear like a stick with an uneven, rough surface covered by a sticky exudate
- The glottis cannot be properly opened or closed and a fissure is visible
| - Chest, abdominal and epigastric discomfort and distention Dry throat, which is alleviated by drinking small amounts of fluids
- No desire for large amounts of fluids
- The voice is low and talking can be accomplished with great effort only
- It is difficult to speak for a long time
- The condition is aggravated with fatigue or excessive speaking
- After rest, the hoarse voice may improve
- Mild soreness of the laryngeal area which is dry and uncomfortable
- Dry itch
- Often there is a sticky exudate
- Weak and soft lower back and knees
- Restlessness
- Insomnia
- Thirst
- Malar flush in the afternoon
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