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Cough, hoarse ☞ measles); awakens at midnight, causes vomiting and pain in sternum, in catarrhal fever, ▌▌Ruta; worse after midnight (bronchitis infantum), ▌Dros.; worse after midnight, during or after measles, Dros.; every night at 11 P.M., 2 and 5 A.M., children, ▌Rumex; violent attack at night, ▌Apoc.; worse at night, ||Phyt., ▌Verbas.; sequel of pneumonia, ||Sul.; rough, with scraping in bronchia, ▌▌Eup. perf.; consisting of a few shocks, which is renewed only after long intervals in afternoon, ▌Cina; suffocating with purple nails and lips (croup), ||Samb.; on attempting to talk (aphonia from exposure), ▌Cina; in warm, wet weather, ▌Iod; hoarseness

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 754 — COUGH AND EXPECTORATION; COUGH; hoarse