Erysipelas: Difference between revisions
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=== Types === | |||
Types | |||
Gangrenous : [[Anthraci, Anthracinum|Anthraci]], Apis, Ars, Bell, Camph, Carb-v, Lach, Rhus-t, Sabin, Sec, Sil | Gangrenous : [[Anthraci, Anthracinum|Anthraci]], Apis, Ars, Bell, Camph, Carb-v, Lach, Rhus-t, Sabin, Sec, Sil | ||
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Edematous: Apis, Ars, Aur, Graph, Hep, Lyc, Sul | Edematous: Apis, Ars, Aur, Graph, Hep, Lyc, Sul | ||
=== Miasms === | |||
[[GABHS, Group A beta hemolytic streptococcus|GABHS]] | |||
=== [[Tissue Salt Remedies]] === | |||
* [[FP, Tissue Salt Remedy|FP]]: Skin oozes and infiltrates | |||
[[Tissue Salt Remedies]] | * [[KP, Tissue Salt Remedy|KP]] | ||
* [[KS, Tissue Salt Remedy|KS]] | |||
* FP | * [[NS, Tissue Salt Remedy|NS]]: Shiny / Red / Swelling, but soft affected tissue | ||
* KP | * [[NP, Tissue Salt Remedy|NP]]: Similar to FP but more intense fever | ||
* KS | |||
Latest revision as of 22:31, 27 April 2023
Clinic
- Erysipelas is a skin infection involving the dermis layer of the skin
- It may also extend to the superficial cutaneous lymphatics.
- It is characterized by an area of erythema that is well demarcated, raised, and often affects the lower extremities and face
Related disease
Remedies
Graph
- Chronic, Recurrent, without fever
- Menses agg
- Scratching agg
- Linear shape
- Spreading from right to left
- Edematous
Rhus-t
- Burning, Itching, Stitching
- Spreading from left to right
Lach
- Gangrenous
- Spreading from left to right
- Scratching agg
- Edematous
- With blisters
Types
Gangrenous : Anthraci, Apis, Ars, Bell, Camph, Carb-v, Lach, Rhus-t, Sabin, Sec, Sil
Due to trauma: Calsn, Psor, Apis (in Neonate umblicus)
Scratching agg: Am-c, Bell, Hep, Graph, Lach
Spreading from right to left: Apis, Graph, Lyc
Edematous: Apis, Ars, Aur, Graph, Hep, Lyc, Sul