Skin

Sulph.

Voluptuous itching, scratching relieves, after it burning; sometimes little vesicles.

Merc.

Itching all over, worse at night when warm in bed.

Phos.

Little ulcers outside the large one.

Nux mosch.

Skin dry, cool, very sensitive to cold, moist air.

Bell.

Skin is so hot it burns the hand to touch.

Bryon.

Pricking sensation in skin is very characteristic. (Guernsey.)

Ant. tart.

Pustular eruption; or confluent, face, mouth, and fauces, oesophagus, stomach, jejunum, genitals.

Merc.

Burning pains in exostosis at night.

Dolichos

Jaundice with white stools, and intense itching on the skin.

Ars. alb.

Bran-like, scaly eruptions with itching and burning; the latter increased by scratching and followed by bleeding.

Acon.

Skin dry, burning hot, intense thirst for cold water, red face, sometimes changing with paleness.

Coff.

Would like to scratch or rub the part but it is too sensitive.

Sulph.

After violent scratching, aching, numbness of skin and swelling of skin even ulceration.

Merc.

Flat, painless ulcers, pale, covered with a phelgm-like pus on scalp, the skin of penis, etc.

Dulc.

Small furuncles on places formerly hurt by concussion.

Coff.

Measley spots on skin with dry heat at night; over-excitability and weeping.

Apis.

Urticaria like bee stings or stings of other insects, with intolerable itching at night.

Hep. sul.

Any trouble occurring on skin when there is a great sensitiveness to touch.

Nat. mur.

After great bodily exertion an itching nettle-rash appears.

Secale

Sensation of something creeping under the skin.

Sepia.

Specific in herpes circinatus.

[Rhus rad.]

Vesicles discharging a yellowish, transparent fluid, which hardens to a crust; excessive itching.

Merc.

Round spots shining through the skin, of a coppery red color.

Hep. sul.

Stinging, burning edges of ulcers, smell of old cheese, little pimples or smooth ulcers surround the principal ulceration

Apis.

Skin usually white and almost transparent (ovarian dropsy).

Dulc.

Tetters oozing a watery fluid, bleed after scratching.

Caust.

Old ulcers originating in a blister, with burning or itching.

Stram.

Abscesses, with violent pains driving one to madness (especially in left hip).

Fluor. ac.

Naevus or birth-marks on children.

Merc.

Round ulcers of an impure, lardaceous surface, with inflammed, elevated and turned up edges, with pricking pains.

Hep. sul.

Suppuration of long inflammed boils on the body, or on the limbs, commencing with blisters; every cut or hurt suppurates.

Dulc.

Nettle-rash, with much itching; after scratching in burns; increases in warmth, disappears in cold, with gastric fever.

Fluor. ac.

Old cicatrices become inflamed around the edges and itch violently.

Dulc.

Dropsical affections, after suppression of sweat by damp, cold air.

Agar.

Burning, itching, redness and swelling as from frost-bites.

Bryon.

Slow development of rash in eruptive fevers, or sudden receding of rash, causing respiratory or meningeal troubles or dropsy.

Lach.

Sore spots become fungoid, dark red, brownish, ulcers, rash, carbuncles and turn black or bluish

Phos.

Polypi, erectile tumors, ulcers, etc., which bleed easily.

Sepia.

Brown or reddish liver-spots on skin.

Urtica urens.

Urticaria; the skin becomes elevated, with a white central spot and a red areola, with stinging and burning, relieved by rubbing.

Graph.

Itching eruption from which oozes a watery, sticky fluid in many parts of the body.

Petrol.

Chronic, moist eczema; parts seem excoriated, especially if worse in winter.

Ran. bulb.

Blister-like eruptions, especially in the palms of the hands.

Rumex.

Itching or vesicular eruption; itching worse when undressing or from exposure to cool air.

Thuja.

Wart shaped excrescences here and there, especially on hands and genitals.

Sulph. ac.

Blue spots like ecchymosis; tendency to gangrene after a bruise.

Ailanthus.

Eruptions of miliary rash in patches of dark, almost livid colors, mostly on forehead and face; returns very slowly after disappearing on pressure.

Ledum.

Stings of insects, especially mosquitoes; punctured wounds.

Asaf.

Ulcers with high hard edges, sensitive to touch, easily bleeding, pus profuse, greenish, thin, offensive, even ichorous.

Psor.

Evil consequences of suppressed itch, especially after large doses of sulphur, if the patient is hopeless, despairing of recovery.

Crot. tig.

Vesicular eruptions, itching intensely, relieved by gentle scratching, aggravated by hard.

Ledum.

To prevent or remove black and blue spots after blows.

Nit. ac.

Ulcers with stinging and pricking as of splinters; exuberant granulation.

Carbol. ac.

Vesicular eruption all over the body, which itches excessively; better after rubbing, but leaving a burning pain.

Psor.

Psoric constitutions, especially where other remedies fail to improve permanently; lack of reaction.

Mez.

Ulcers easily bleeding, sensitive, painful at night; thick, whitish, yellow scabs, under which thick yellow pus collects; burning, itching vesicles around the ulcers.

Aur. mur. natron.

Jaundice with alternative black and white stools.

Mez.

Herpes zoster with intercostal neuralgia < at night in warmth of bed.

Apis.

Carbuncles with burning, stinging pains.

Rhus tox.

Vesicular erysipelas, swelling and inflammation, phlegmonous.

Kali bich.

Ulceration deep as if cut out with a punch; edges irregular.

Cicuta.

Elevated eruption as large as peas on face or hands, with burning pain when touched; later becomes confluent.

Psor.

Intolerable itching from getting warm in the evening or bed, scratches until it bleeds.

Arn.

Ecchymosis on skin as from bruises.

China

Yellow color of skin, jaundice.

Crotalus.

Yellow color of whole body, malignant jaundice; dark haemorrhages from nose, mouth, etc.; dark, scanty urine.

Dolichos.

Violent itching all over body, without any visible eruption.

Am. carb.

Malignant scarlatina, dark red, sore throat, parotid and cervical glands much swollen; skin red, with miliary rash or faintly developed eruptions.

Rumex.

Itching when undressing, uncovering or becoming exposed to cold air ( Hep. , Nat. sul. , Olean. ).

Thuja.

Sycosis bears the same relation to fig-warts, condylomata and wart-like excrescences upon mucous and cutaneous surfaces that Sulphur does to psora, or Mercury to syphilis.

Urtica ur.

Red raised blotches, itching and burning, requires constant rubbing.

Hepar sulph.

Skin affections very sensitive to touch, the pain often causing fainting.

China.

Excessive, most painful sensitiveness of the skin of the whole body, even of the palms of the hands.

Anthracinum.

In carbuncle, malignant ulcer and complaints, with ulceration, sloughing and intolerable burning, black or blue blisters.

Tarent. cub.

Boils, abscesses, felons, or swellings of any kind, tissues bluish with “atrocious” burning pains.

Ledum.

Long remaining discoloration after injuries; “black or blue” spots turn green.

Carb veg.

Blue color of the body with terrible cardiac anxiety and icy coldness of the surface.