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Revision as of 10:51, 4 April 2023
Dulc
vesicular / Herpetic / Exudating eruption which leads to Eczema
Graph: Discharging eruptions,
Hep
Mez
Nat-m
Nit-ac
Petr
Psor
Ran-b
Rhus-t
Clem
- With itching and stinging pain
- Rashes with stinging and burning pain (Sep)
- Itchy rash (Rhus-t, Sep)
- Small and psoriatic scaly rashes (Phos), esp on the back of the head or lower leg.
- Vesicular rash on the hands and fingers that spreads.
- Washing esp with cold water is worse
- Vesicular, pustular, erosive rash that leads to a wide and erosive skin ulcer with a thick scab or eczema.
Con
- Face herpetic eruption around mouth, cheek and ears
- Back
- Crusty / Moist / Itching / Painful
Tissue Salt Remedies
- KM
- NM