What are the respiratory symptoms of lycopodium?

1.Crawling scraping in the trachea, at night.
2.Hoarseness, with roughness, and pain as from excoriation in the chest, after speaking.
3.Voice feeble and husky.
4.Whizzing breathing in the daytime, with the sensation of too much mucus in the chest; loud rattling.
5.Voice weak and dull.
6.Cough after drinking.
7.Obstinate dry cough in the morning.
8.Nocturnal cough, < before sunrise, which affects the head, diaphragm, and stomach.
9.Dry cough, day and night.
10.Cough excited by a tickling, or as if produced by the vapor of sulphur, or by taking a deep inspiration, generally with a yellowish-grey and saltish expectoration, sometimes with great weakness of the stomach, fever, nocturnal sweat, and emaciation.
11.Cough with expectoration through the day and without expectoration during the night.
12.Whooping-cough from irritation in the trachea as from fumes of sulphur, in the morning and during the day, with expectoration of fetid pus or of mucus streaked with blood.
13.Cough < from 4 to 6 p.m., frequently on alternate days, from exertion, from stretching the arms out, stooping and lying down, when lying on l. side, from eating and drinking cold things, in the wind, or in the warm room.
14.Cough (morning), with copious expectoration of greenish matter.
15.Copious expectoration of pus, when coughing.
16.Cough, with expectoration of blood.
17.When coughing, shocks in the head, shortness of breath, smarting and concussion in the chest, or pains in the region of the stomach.