Skin

Circular spots with raised scaly edges; miliary eruptions on neck, back, chest; itching at tip of nose; thickening of epidermoid layer and exfoliation of scales; syphilitic affections; stomatitis, either aphthous or syphilitic—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Circular spots, with scaly edges.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Circumscribed erythematous, papular and pustular and oedematous lesions.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Circumscribed furuncle-like swelling—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Circumscribed lenticular patches, with itching; mottled appearance.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Circumscribed pigmentation following eczematous inflammation.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Circumscribed red spots over malar bones.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Cold hands and feet.—THYROIDINUM.

Cold sweat.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Cold, clammy perspiration of an intermittent nature.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.

Cold, pale, blue, livid.—CAMPHORA.

Cold.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Coldness of one side.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Coldness of whole surface.—LATRODECTUS MACTANS.

Coldness; much sweat.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Cold-sores on lips.—SULPHUR IODATUM.

Cold-sores very sensitive.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Colliquative perspiration.—SALVIA OFFICINALIS.

Comedones and acne of the face.—JUGLANS REGIA.

Condyloma, easily bleeding.—CINNABARIS.

Consequence of external injuries.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Consequences of suppressed nettlerash.—URTICA URENS.

Constant offensive exhalation from the body.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Copper-colored and papulous eruptions, tinea, favus, crusta lactea, swelling of the glands, skin cracked, falling out of hair.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Copper-colored eruptions.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.

Copper-colored spots.—MEDORRHINUM.

Coral-colored, then dark red spots, changing to copper-colored spots.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Corns sensitive.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Corrosive itching.—VINCA MINOR.

Cracked; itches intolerably; bleeds on scratching.—PIX LIQUIDA.

Cracks at end of fingers.—SILICEA TERRA.

Cracks in nipples, mouth, between toes, anus.—GRAPHITES.

Crawling in the tips of the fingers of the left hand; better on rubbing.—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Creeping sensation, as of insects.—MYRICA CERIFERA.

Crippled nails.—SILICEA TERRA.

Crops of boils.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Crops of small boils (Ichthyol; Silica).—ARNICA MONTANA.

Crumbling away of finger-nails.—BUTYRICUM ACIDUM.

Crusta lactea, with enlarged lymphatic glands.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Crusta lactea, with soreness around ears.—JUGLANS REGIA.

Crusta lactea; yellowish-brown crusts, considerable suppuration.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Crusty eruptions all over.—PSORINUM.

Crusty eruptions in bends of limbs, margin of scalp, behind ears (Caust).—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Cuts, wounds, bruises, etc, unhealthy, discharging pus; they do not heal readily.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Damp sweat most marked on right upper extremity.—FORMALINUM.

Dark blisters.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Dark blotches on skin of penis, sometimes with oedema.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Debilitating night-sweats.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Decubitus; worse, warmth.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Deep cracks in bends of elbows, etc.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Deep ulcers, with hard edges.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Delicate, pale, waxy.—SILICEA TERRA.

Dermatitis venenata with bled formation.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Dermatitis, especially around knees.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Dermatitis, nodular erythema, vesicles, itching and burning; puffiness.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Dermatitis; erysipelas.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Dermatitis; itching infiltration.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Destitute of pliability and elasticity.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.

Dilated veins of forearms and legs.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.

Diminished sensibility of the surface of body.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Dirty, dingy look.—PSORINUM.

Dirty, greasy, brownish, wrinkled.—SANICULA AQUA.

Dirty-looking skin.—CURARE.

Discoloration of skin in women with menstrual and uterine disorder.—CAULOPHYLLUM THALICTROIDES.

Discolored; chocolate tint.—KALIUM CHLORICUM.

Diseased and deformed nails.—ANANTHERUM MURICATUM.

Disposition to boils, and when sloughing occurs.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Dissecting wounds.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Drawing in skin, as from a spider-web, or dried albuminous substance, withered and dried up.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Dropsical.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Dropsical.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.

Dropsies.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Dropsy (physiological doses).—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Dropsy of limbs in old, feeble constitutions.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Dropsy.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Dry and hot; swollen, sensitive; burns scarlet, smooth.—BELLADONNA.

Dry and pimply.—COBALTUM METALLICUM.

Dry eczema in children.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Dry eczema.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Dry eczema.—JABORANDI.

Dry eruptions, especially on margin of hairy scalp and bends of joints.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Dry eruptions.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA

Dry finger tips.—SILICEA TERRA.

Dry gangrene, developing slowly.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Dry gangrene.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Dry heat of skin during sleep.—SAMBUCUS NIGRA.

Dry heat of skin; itches, yellow.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Dry skin, scratching; burning—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Dry skin, with brown spots.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Dry skin.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Dry, dirty, small eruption like mosquito bite—CAESALPINIA BONDUCELLA.

Dry, flour-like scales on the skin (Arsenic).—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Dry, itching eczema.—X-RAY.

Dry, like parchment.—SABADILLA.

Dry, lusterless, rough hair.—PSORINUM.

Dry, scaly eruption in palms, with itching, Itching about the ankles and folds of skin, between fingers.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.

Dry, scaly scabs on face of old people.—CORYDALIS FORMOSA.

Dry, scaly, itching.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Dry, scaly, unhealthy; every little injury suppurates.—SULPHUR.

Dry, scaly, wilted.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Dry, scaly; itching; rhagades of hands and feet in cold weather and from washing.—MALANDRINUM.

Dry, shrunken, especially palms; hair becomes prematurely gray.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Dry.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.

Dry.—PYROGENIUM.

Dull stitch, ending in itching.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Early stage of keloid and fibroma.—GRAPHITES.

Earthy, sallow and parchment-like; emaciation.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Easily bleed.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Easy perspiration.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Easy perspiration.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Ecchymosis, swelling, very sensitive to touch.—BELLIS PERENNIS.

Ecchymosis.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Ecchymosis.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Ecchymosis.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Ecchymosis.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Ecchymosis.—PHOSPHORUS.

Ecchymosis.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Ecchymosis; dorsal surface of fingers and hands eczematous.—KREOSOTUM.

Eczema (facial).—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Eczema (papular) of the trunk and extremities; also pustular type.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Eczema behind ears.—PSORINUM.

Eczema impetigonoides of the face.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Eczema in neighborhood of wound.—FORMALINUM.

Eczema in the bends of extremities, between legs, about anus and genitals.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Eczema of anus and hands.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Eczema of eyelids.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Eczema of head and face; pustules, itching, burning, and offensive odor.—VINCA MINOR.

Eczema of head, ears, face, and body; thick scabs, dry, and itch violently; scratching changes location of itching.—STAPHYSAGRIA.

Eczema of the beard; watery, oozing, itching; worse, washing.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Eczema on back of hands.—MURIATICUM ACIDUM.

Eczema with gastric derangements.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Eczema, back of ears and occiput.—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Eczema, especially in the anemic and neurotic.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Eczema, especially on lower extremities, sacrum and hands.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Eczema, fissured hands and fingers (Petrol; Graph).—SANICULA AQUA.

Eczema, moist; formation of thick crusts.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Eczema, prurigo.—ALNUS RUBRA.

Eczema, with nightly itching.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.

Eczema, with pruritus.—OSMIUM.

Eczema.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Eczema.—PETROLEUM.

Eczema.—THYROIDINUM.

Eczema; burning, itching, papular eruption.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Eczema; intolerable itching; chilliness with pruritus; worse in bed.—MEZEREUM.

Eczema; itching and crawling, especially of chest, upper extremities.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.

Eczema; no itching, exudation forms into a hard, lemon-colored crust.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Eczema; raw, red, and inflamed; worse, eating salt, at seashore.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Effects of suppressed eruption in scarlatina, with delirium, etc.—STRAMONIUM.

Elephantiasis (Ars).—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Elevated eruptions, as large as peas.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Emaciated, shriveled, lies in folds (Abrot; Sanic), dry, flabby.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Emaciation.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Ends of hair become tangled.—BORAX VENETA.

Enlarged axillary glands, worse, at night and in damp weather.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.

Enlarged cervical glands.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Enlarged glands.—PSORINUM.

Enlarged scrofulous glands.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Enlarged sub-maxillary glands.—ALNUS RUBRA.

Enlargement and induration of glands, especially cervical.—LAPIS ALBUS.

Epithelioma of lips or anus.—CUNDURANGO.

Epithelioma of the skin.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Epithelioma.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Epithelioma.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Eruption like measles.—BENZOLUM.

Eruption like scarlatina, suddenly spreading.—BELLADONNA.

Eruption like variola.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Eruption like variola.—VACCININUM.

Eruption of pustules.—VARIOLINUM.

Eruption of small, red itching pimples.—TILIA EUROPAEA.

Eruption on finger-tips, knuckles and toes.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Eruption on lower part of sternum.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.

Eruption on scalp extending to face and neck.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Eruption rough, scaly, smarting, and burning; when scratched forms deep, ragged ulcers; skin where ulcerated remains red.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Eruption with mealy scales.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Eruptions at corners of mouth and pigmentation around nails.—NAPHTHALINUM.

Eruptions come out on face; are suppressed, and the skin becomes purplish.—ABROTANUM.

Eruptions itch only in daytime and evening.—SILICEA TERRA.

Eruptions on back of hands.—PIX LIQUIDA.

Eruptions only on covered parts; worse after scratching.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Eruptions ulcerate and form thick scabs under purulent matter exudes (Chrysophanic acid).—MEZEREUM.

Eruptions, oozing out a sticky exudation.—GRAPHITES.

Eruptions, particularly over face and head, with burning, itching; worse at night.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Eruptions.—AETHIOPS MINERALIS.

Erysipelas (applied locally as a saturated solution).—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Erysipelas (use topically).—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Erysipelas in face.—BORAX VENETA.

Erysipelas in the aged, with brain symptoms.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Erysipelas, and liver affections with nettle-rash.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Erysipelas, vesicular type, with great restlessness.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Erysipelas, with cerebral symptoms.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Erysipelas, with sensitiveness and swelling, rosy hue.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Erysipelas.—ANANTHERUM MURICATUM.

Erysipelas.—BELLADONNA.

Erysipelas.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Erysipelas.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Erysipelas.—MANCINELLA.

Erysipelas.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Erysipelas.—TAXUS BACCATA.

Erysipelas; skin dark red.—RHUS VENENATA.

Erysipelatous affections.—SEMPERVIVUM TECTORUM.

Erysipelatous inflammation with swelling and tension.—BORAX VENETA.

Erysipelatous inflammation, especially around abdomen.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Erysipelatous inflammation, especially of the cheek.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Erythema aggravated by alcoholic drinks, with palpitation; causes pain in tendons and extensors.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Erythema and dermatitis, with itching, burning, swelling and redness.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Erythema and erysipelatous redness.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Erythema around roots of nails.—X-RAY.

Erythema multiforme, relieved by bathing with vinegar.—VESPA CRABRO.

Erythema nodosum, with nightly itching and pains in long bones.—RHUS VENENATA.

Erythema of a papular, vesicular and pustular type, aggravation in wet weather.—NARCISSUS PSEUDONARCISSUS.

Erythema, beginning on uncovered parts, on face, and spreading over whole body; glossy, rough, oedematous, with burning and smarting.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Erythema, deep red, worse on back, like measles.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Erythema, eczema, pemphigus.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Erythema, with burning and stinging.—URTICA URENS.

Erythema, with vesication and intense itching, stinging, and burning.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Erythema.—SULFONALUM.

Erythema.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Erythema; intense itching; burning.—VESPA CRABRO.

Erythema; itching pustular, vesicular eruption; urticaria.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.

Erythema; pustules on face.—BELLADONNA.

Erythematous redness.—YUCCA FILAMENTOSA.

Every little injury suppurates.—SILICEA TERRA.

Every scratch becomes a sore.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Exanthema of lower extremities, with urinary disturbances, dropsy and threatened gangrene.—SOLIDAGO VIRGA.

Excessive odorous viscid perspiration; worse, night.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Excessive perspiration from all parts of the body.—JABORANDI.

Excessive perspiration.—CRATAEGUS OXYACANTHA.

Excoriation between fingers and toes; pustules on thighs; nodes on forehead.—PHYSALIS ALKEKENGI.

Excoriation of thighs in walking.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Excoriation, especially around vagina and mouth.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Excoriation, especially in folds (Lyc).—SULPHUR.

Exfoliating dermatitis.—BORICUM ACIDUM.

Exostosis.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

External use in skin affections with burning sensation.—KALIUM MURIATICUM.

Extreme emaciation.—SYPHILINUM.

Extreme sensitiveness to touch, but hard pressure relieves.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Exuberant granulations (Thuj; Nit ac).—SABINA.

Exuberant granulations.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Exudations and swellings.—BELLIS PERENNIS.

Face much swollen, especially around the eyes.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Faintly developed eruptions from defective vitality.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Fall of scales leaves white spots, which often ulcerate.—PIPER METHYSTICUM.

Falling off of hair and nails.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Falling out of hair, from a general weakened condition.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Falling out of hair.—ABROTANUM.

Falling out of the hair (Nat mur; Selen).—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Favus.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Favus.—MEDORRHINUM.

Favus-like, scrofulous, herpetic and eczematous.—AETHIOPS MINERALIS.

Feeling of a band around bones.—SULPHUR.

Feels as if burning vapor were emitted from pores.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Feels hide-bound.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Feels like insects crawling under skin; feels chapped, skin peels.—LUPULUS HUMULUS.

Feels puffed all over.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Feet icy cold in daytime, burn at night.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Felons, abscesses, boils, old fistulous ulcers.—SILICEA TERRA.

Fetid exhalations (Sulph).—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Fever blisters.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Fiery red rash about anus in babies.—MEDORRHINUM.

Fig-warts pedunculated (Thuja).—STAPHYSAGRIA.

Fig-warts, with intolerable itching and burning.—SABINA.

Fine bran-like desquamation following in the wake of the erythema.—EUPHORBIA LATHYRIS.

Finger-tips and palms chapped.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

First stage of measles; eye symptoms marked.—EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS.

Fissure of the anus.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Fissured anus of infants.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Fissures form about the muco-cutaneous outlets.—CUNDURANGO.

Fissures in bends of arms and knees.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Fissures in fingers and heels.—ARUNDO MAURITANICA.

Fissures or cracks in the palms of the hands, or hard skin.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Flabby and ill nourished.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.

Flat warts.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Flushed surface and stinging pains.—SEMPERVIVUM TECTORUM.

Flying stitches through the glands.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Fold remains attached to growing nail.—OSMIUM.

Formication along course of nerves, veins feel full and distended.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Formication and numbness.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Formication in various parts.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Formication of feet and legs as from bugs crawling over the skin, preventing sleep.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Formication under skin.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Formication; petechiæ.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Foul and indolent ulcers.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Freckles and blotches.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Freckles.—BADIAGA.

Freckles.—SULPHUR.

Fungoid growths.—MANCINELLA.

Fungous hematodes and excrescences.—PHOSPHORUS.

Furuncles.—ABROTANUM.

Furunculosis.—CARBONEUM SULPHURATUM.

Gangrene.—BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS.

Gangrene.—BROMIUM.

Gangrene.—ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA.

Gangrene.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Gangrene; carbuncles.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.

Gangrenous inflammations.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

General tendency to free perspiration, but patient is not relieved thereby.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

General tendency to profuse perspiration and unhealthy skin (Hepar).—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Glands and skin of axille affected; itching with tetter.—ELAPS CORALLINUS.

Glands enlarged and indurated, also mesenteric.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Glands enlarged, indurated.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Glands enlarged.—IODIUM.

Glands hot, painful, swollen; worse inguinal glands.—CLEMATIS ERECTA.

Glands indurated, swollen, painful, in neck, axille, groin, mamme; pains lancinating, cutting, burning (Con; Merc iod flav).—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Glands inflame and harden.—ALUMEN.

Glands inflamed and indurated.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Glands of neck enlarged and tender.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Glands stony, hard, especially on lower jaw and throat.—BROMIUM.

Glands swell every time patient takes cold.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Glands swollen, tender, red.—BELLADONNA.

Glands swollen.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Glands swollen.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Glandular enlargement.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Glandular enlargements and nodular swelling over joints.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Glandular enlargements.—CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA.

Glandular induration.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Glandular indurations and tumors of breast.—CLEMATIS ERECTA.

Gooseflesh.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Gooseflesh.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Gouty nodosities.—GRAPHITES.

Gouty nodosities; worse, change of weather.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Greasy skin.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Greasy, oily, especially on hairy parts.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Great aversion to heat.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Great itching, worse at night, red and swollen like erysipelas.—PRIMULA OBCONICA.

Great sensitiveness of skin of right half of body.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Great sensitiveness of skin, with redness and soreness from slight rubbing.—VINCA MINOR.

Great sensitiveness to slightest touch.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Great sensitiveness.—CHININUM SULPHURICUM.

Great thickening of epidermoid layer and exfoliation of scales.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Hair falls out from brows, beard, and genitals.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.

Hair feels as if erect.—SULPHUR IODATUM.

Hair matted together.—VINCA MINOR.

Hair very greasy.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Hand icy cold.—CARBONEUM OXYGENISATUM.

Hands stained yellow.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Hangnails inflamed; itching and redness of roots of nails.—UPAS TIEUT.

Hard excrescences.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Hard goitre (Spong).—BROMIUM.

Hard, elevated edges of ulcer, surrounding skin purple and swollen.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Heat and irritation; itching.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Heavy, brown crusts and scabs.—MANCINELLA.

Hemicrania.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Hemorrhage from every part of body.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Hemorrhage of black blood from all outlets.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Herpes (Rhus).—BORAX VENETA.

Herpes circinatus in isolated spots.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Herpes circinatus.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Herpes labialis with sensation of heat and itching.—URTICA URENS.

Herpes zoster (Ars).—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.

Herpes zoster (Ars; Ran bulb).—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Herpes zoster, associated with gastric derangements.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.

Herpes zoster, pemphigus.—DULCAMARA.

Herpes zoster.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Herpes zoster.—HYPERICUM PERFORATUM.

Herpes zoster.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Herpes zoster.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Herpes zoster; stinging, smarting pains of the eruption.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Herpes.—PETROLEUM.

Herpetic eruptions, especially on scalp and bends of joints with itching; worse, from warmth of bed.—PSORINUM.

Herpetic eruptions.—EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS.

Herpetic eruptions; ulcers.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Herpetic spots; ringworm (Tuberc).—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Herptic eruptions, with great itching.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Hives, itching after exertion.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Hives, with fever and constipation.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Hives.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Hives.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Hives; worse, warmth.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Horny skin.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Horny, deformed, thickened nails.—SABADILLA.

Hot and burning skin.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Hot and dry, especially in palms.—BOLETUS LARICIS.

Hot and dry.—VACCININUM.

Hot perspiration over whole body except lower limbs.—OPIUM.

Hot perspiration, bluish, purplish appearance.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Hot sweating.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Hot, burning, creeping, crawling sensation.—SABADILLA.

Hot, damp, sweating, Constant desire to uncover.—OPIUM.

Hot, dry, itching, measle-like eruption.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Hot, dry, yellow and withered.—IODIUM.

Hot, dry.—VARIOLINUM.

Humid eruptions on face, genitals, hands, etc.—DULCAMARA.

Hyperidrosis and bromidrosis.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Hyperidrosis, sweating of scalp, worse in morning after sleep; falling of hair from injury; eczema of hands and face, intense itching, eruption seems to be under the skin.—HYPERICUM PERFORATUM.

Ichorous, offensive discharge; tendency to gangrene of the margins.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Ichthyosis with offensive odor of skin.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Ichthyosis.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Ichthyosis.—PIPER METHYSTICUM.

Ichtyosis, lupus.—THYROIDINUM.

Icy cold.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.

Icy coldness of body.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Icy sensation down the spine.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Impetigo contagiosa.—ARUM TRIPHYLLUM.

Impetigo.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Inclination to perspire easily, or dry, rough, cracked skin.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Indolent ulcers, accompanying varicose veins.—CALCAREA IODATA.

Indolent ulcers, burning pain.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Indolent ulcers, slow to heal.—PSORINUM.

Indolent, fistulous ulcers, secreting thick, yellow pus.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Indurated glands; scrofulous ulcers and caries.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Indurated tumors.—SILICEA TERRA.

Induration after contusions.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Indurations after inflammations.—BELLADONNA.

Indurations of stony hardness.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Indurations resulting from long-continued inflammatory irritations.—ALUMEN.

Inflammation of phalanges.—STAPHYSAGRIA.

Inflammation resembling poison-oak.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Inguinal glands and behind knee swollen.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Insect bites burn and itch intensely.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Insect stings.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Intense and incessant itching; worse night and when thinking of it.—MEDORRHINUM.

Intense burning better cold applications.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Intense erythema, worse, cold bathing; better, olive oil and cool air blowing on part.—GAULTHERIA PROCUMBENS.

Intense erythema.—MANCINELLA.

Intense itching of skin, especially of lower extremities; worse, exposure to cold air when undressing.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Intense itching, eczema, with mental irritability; vesicular eruption; swelling, urticaria; eruption like that of Poison-Oak (Xerophyl; Grindel; Croton).—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Intense itching, with no swelling or rash; worse across shoulders, also about elbows and knees and hairy parts.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.

Intense itching.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Intense itching; but scratching is painful.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Intense pruritus.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Intertrigo; psoriasis of hands.—PETROLEUM.

Intolerable itching when getting warm in bed.—ALUMINA.

Intolerable itching, especially of soles.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Intolerable itching, worse undressing.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Intolerable itching.—PSORINUM.

Intolerable itching.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Irregular blotches.—ARGENTUM NITRICUM.

Irregular, patchy, livid eruption, disappearing on pressure.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Irritated skin.—OSMIUM.

Irritations from insect bites and poisonous plants.—ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA.

Itches terribly; worse, washing in cold water; worse face and hands and scalp around occiput.—CLEMATIS ERECTA.

Itches, becomes dry, shrunken, pale.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Itches, red and pimples.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Itching about finger-joints and between fingers; in palms.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.

Itching all over back.—BENZOLUM.

Itching all over body, burning of skin, as if afire.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Itching all over, especially about joints and on abdomen.—PINUS SILVESTRIS.

Itching all over, worse on neck, not relieved by scratching.—NICCOLUM METALLICUM.

Itching all over.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Itching and burning.—BUFO RANA.

Itching and burning.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Itching and burning; papule.—PLANTAGO MAJOR.

Itching and circumscribed furuncle-like swellings.—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Itching and eruptions of small red pustules.—JUGLANS REGIA.

Itching and jaundiced.—DIGITALIS PURPUREA.

Itching and pricking when heated.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Itching and soreness, especially around genitals.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Itching and stinging of scrotum.—URTICA URENS.

Itching at night.—PETROLEUM.

Itching blotches.—URTICA URENS.

Itching blotches; burning, creeping sensation.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Itching causes tossing about all night.—TEUCRIUM MARUM VERUM.

Itching chilblains.—ABROTANUM.

Itching eczema around ankles.—TORULA CEREVISIAE.

Itching eruption around joints.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Itching eruption in axille.—ELAPS CORALLINUS.

Itching eruption on thighs.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Itching especially of the orifices, and in spots, worse warmth.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Itching in anus.—SABADILLA.

Itching in palms.—GRANATUM.

Itching in palms.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Itching in spots.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Itching in various parts, especially of ankles.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Itching in various parts.—VERATRUM VIRIDE.

Itching miliary or papular eruptions.—KALIUM CHLORICUM.

Itching more between scapule and on forearms.—BOLETUS LARICIS.

Itching of arm and hand when writing.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Itching of cicatrices.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Itching of feet and ankles; worse, scratching and warmth of bed.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Itching of hands and feet.—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Itching of hands, deep in.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Itching of knees and elbows and hairy portions.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Itching of palms.—MANGIFERA INDICA.

Itching of skin (Dolich; Sulph).—CEREUS BONPLANDII.

Itching of swollen hands and arms; general itching which presents sleep.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Itching of the soles, as if from chilblains.—ANTHEMIS NOBILIS.

Itching of thighs and hollow of knees.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Itching of whole body, especially nose.—STRYCHNINUM PURUM.

Itching on back of finger-joints.—BORAX VENETA.

Itching on ears, nose, and in urethra.—SULPHUR IODATUM.

Itching on getting warm.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Itching on hands and feet.—ANTIMONIUM SULPHURATUM AURATUM.

Itching on lying down at night.—CARDUUS MARIANUS.

Itching on tips of fingers, as if frozen.—PRUNUS SPINOSA.

Itching pimples.—OSMIUM.

Itching rash alternates with asthma.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Itching sensations.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Itching spots and vesicles on face and hands.—LIMULUS CYCLOPS.

Itching spots.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.

Itching vesicles and pustules; better by scratching.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Itching vesicles on hands and fingers.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Itching vesicles, with burning pain.—CARBOLICUM ACIDUM.

Itching welts.—TRIOSTEUM PERFOLIATUM.

Itching when warm in bed.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Itching while undressing.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Itching with vesicular eruption.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Itching without eruption, worse night.—THYROIDINUM.

Itching without eruption—AZADIRACHTA INDICA or MELIA AZADIRACHTA.

Itching, better scratching; ulcers painful on edges.—ASA FOETIDA.

Itching, bluish purpura.—SULFONALUM.

Itching, burning and smarting; worse, scratching; better, cold applications.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Itching, burning, as from nettles.—PAEONIA OFFICINALIS.

Itching, burning, cold and blue, very sensitive.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Itching, burning, eruption of small pimples.—ARNICA MONTANA.

Itching, burning, swellings; oedema, eruption, papular, dry, rough, scaly; worse cold and scratching.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Itching, burning.—HIPPURICUM ACIDUM.

Itching, burning; worse scratching and washing.—SULPHUR.

Itching, generally evenings.—AMMONIUM MURIATICUM.

Itching, nettle-rash.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Itching, scurfy pimples; herpes; sensitive and numb.—OLEANDER.

Itching, worse from warmth of bed.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Itching, worse towards evening.—KREOSOTUM.

Itching.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Itching.—CURARE.

Itching.—MORPHINUM.

Itching; better by bathing in cold water; worse scratching, touch and retiring.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Itching; better scratching.—CADMIUM SULPHURATUM.

Itching; better, scratching.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Itching; dry, bran-like eruption, especially on hands and fingers.—ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS.

Itching; erythema, urticaria, icterus, vesication, pustules, purpura.—CHININUM SULPHURICUM.

Itching; measles.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Itching; not relieved by scratching; worse in bends of elbows and knees.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Itching; relieved by hot water.—RHUS VENENATA.

Itching; ringworm—AEGLE-MARMELOS or AEGLE-FOLI.

Itching; worse on chest, shoulders, and face.—KALIUM BROMATUM.

Itching; worse on evening, when warm in bed.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Itching—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Jaundice with pruritus.—THYROIDINUM.

Jaundice, with pain about liver and right scapula.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Jaundice.—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Jaundice.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Jaundice.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.

Jaundice.—KALIUM CHLORICUM.

Jaundice.—MYRICA CERIFERA.

Jaundice.—PHOSPHORUS.

Jaundice.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.

Jaundice—ACALYPHA INDICA.

Jaundiced complexion.—GRANATUM.

Jaundiced, watery blisters.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Keloid growths.—SILICEA TERRA.

Knots, kernels, hardened glands in the female breast.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Lacerated wounds with much prostration from loss of blood.—HYPERICUM PERFORATUM.

Large blisters filled with dark serum.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Large blisters, as from scalds.—MANCINELLA.

Large, flat, itching pustules.—TAXUS BACCATA.

Lentigo in young women.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Lepra, nodes, and coppery spots.—SILICEA TERRA.

Leprosy.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Leprosy.—CURARE.

Leprosy.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Leprosy.—PIPER METHYSTICUM.

Leprous-like eruption, without itching, over whole body, in spots of various sizes.—CUPRUM ACETICUM.

Lichen planus.—SULPHUR IODATUM.

Lichen planus; neurotic eczema.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Lipoma, sarcoma, carcinoma.—LAPIS ALBUS.

Little boils.—DULCAMARA.

Little ulcer outside of large ones.—PHOSPHORUS.

Liver spots.—CURARE.

Livid spots all over body and limbs.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.

Livid spots on skin.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Livid spots.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Livid, red, itching blotches.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Livid.—VIPERA BERUS.

Livid; purple spots; zoster-like herpes.—MORPHINUM.

Lobes of ears and lips swollen.—MANGIFERA INDICA.

Locally and internally for ivy poisoning.—CIMICIFUGA RACEMOSA.

Long discoloration after injuries.—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Long lasting suppuration and fistulous tracts.—SILICEA TERRA.

Lupus non-exedens.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Lupus; ulcers, cancerous formations.—HYDRASTIS CANADENSIS.

Lymphangioma, boils, carbuncles, with bursting sensation, relieved by elevating parts.—VIPERA BERUS.

Lymphangitis and septicemia.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Lymphatic glands enlarged and indurated.—OPERCULINA TURPENTHUM.

Lymphatic glands swollen.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Lymphatic glands swollen.—CORYDALIS FORMOSA.

Lymphatic swellings.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Lymphatics enlarged.—ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA.

Lymphatics swollen.—BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS.

Malignant erysipelas.—BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS.

Malignant erysipelas.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Malignant pustules.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Malignant scarlatina.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Many little matterless pimples under the hair, bleeding when scratched.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Marbled with venous over distension.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Marked exfoliation of skin in large scales, leaving a raw exuding surface beneath.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Marked whiteness of skin.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Measles, catarrhal symptoms; aids in bringing out eruption.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Measles.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Measles; psoriasis (Thyroid).—TUBERCULINUM.

Mercurio-syphilitic ulcers.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Miliary eruption, with intolerable itching and burning.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Miliary rash.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Miliary rash.—IPECACUANHA.

Miliary, livid rash, returns annually.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Moist skin; hot perspiration; senile gangrene beginning in toes; bed sores; bleed easily.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Moist, itching, burning eruption; better in open air, especially warm sunshine.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.

Moisture, with icy coldness.—MERCURIUS CYANATUS.

Most useful in early stages of cutaneous diseases.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Much itching.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Multiform erythema of trunk and upper extremities.—BORICUM ACIDUM.

Must scratch until it bleeds; then becomes painful.—ALUMINA.

Nævi.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Nails crippled; brittle and soft.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Nails grow rapidly.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Nails thicken.—X-RAY.

Necrosis and softening of bones.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Necrosis and ulceration.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Nettle rash; better in cold air.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Nettlerash (Apis; Chloral; Dulc).—MEDUSA.

Nettle-rash over whole body.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Nettle-rash.—FORMICA RUFA.

Nettle-rash.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Nettle-rash.—PINUS SILVESTRIS.

Night and morning sweat, with offensive odor, and smarting in skin.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Night-sweats.—STAPHYSAGRIA.

Nocturnal burning.—OLEANDER.

Nodes around joints (Ammon phos).—FORMICA RUFA.

Nodes on shin-bones.—CINNABARIS.

Nodosities under skin.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Nodosities.—IODIUM.

Nodules in arm.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Nose itches.—PINUS SILVESTRIS.

Numb hands and feet.—UPAS TIEUT.

Numbness of skin.—AMBRA GRISEA.

Numbness; burning, pricking heat.—MEDUSA.

Numerous small nodules under skin.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Œdema, urticaria, red in circumscribed patches.—NATRIUM SALICYLICUM.

Offensive foot-sweat.—ANANTHERUM MURICATUM.

Offensive foot-sweat.—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Offensive secretions; viscid and offensive perspiration, especially of feet and axilla.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Old burns that do not get well, and ill effects from burns.—CAUSTICUM.

Old tibial ulcers.—ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA.

Old torpid ulcer, pustules; gangrene (Echinac; Secale).—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Old ulcers or sores in mouth when very sensitive.—HYPERICUM PERFORATUM.

Old, spreading, offensive ulcers.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

One hand ice cold, the other warm.—CHINA OFFICINALIS.

Orchitis (Clemat, Hamam, Puls).—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Painful cracks.—X-RAY.

Painful red pimples and pustules.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Painless swelling of glands.—SILICEA TERRA.

Pains of burns.—CAUSTICUM.

Pale, dropsical, itching.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Pale, lax.—IPECACUANHA.

Pale, waxen, œdematous.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Pale; flushes readily; pits on pressure.—FERRUM METALLICUM.

Palms especially affected.—ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS.

Panaritium; pain runs up arm.—BUFO RANA.

Papular and pustular lesions.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Papular and vesicular eruptions, with great itching (Rhus).—MURIATICUM ACIDUM.

Papular eruption on face.—SULPHUR IODATUM.

Papular eruptions.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Papules looking like goose flesh on chest.—HIPPURICUM ACIDUM.

Papules prone to suppurate and extend.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Patches of skin lose sensation.—BUFO RANA.

Pellagra.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Pemphigoid eruption.—NATRIUM SALICYLICUM.

Pemphigus.—BUFO RANA.

Pemphigus.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Pemphigus.—MANCINELLA.

Periosteal abscess.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Persistent dryness of skin.—JABORANDI.

Persistent dryness of the skin contra indicates mercurius.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Perspiration on side not lain upon.—BENZOLUM.

Perspiration on slight exertion.—BUTYRICUM ACIDUM.

Perspiration sweetish, and strong.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Perspires easily.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Petechiæ.—PHOSPHORUS.

Petechial eruptions.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Petechie.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Phagedenic ulcers.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Phagedenic ulcers.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.

Phlebitis.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Phlegmonous erysipelas of face; burning and stinging pain.—GRAPHITES.

Pimples about nates, chin, hairy scalp.—COBALTUM METALLICUM.

Pimples and acne.—GRAPHITES.

Pimples and blotches.—VACCININUM.

Pimples around the main eruption.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Pimples cover the entire body; scurvy; herpetic eruptions.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Pimples, acne, blood-boils.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Pimples, comedones, wens.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Pimples, hard, like flea-bites.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Pimples, vesicles, and pustules.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Pimply eruption, pustules, rhagades, hang-nails.—SULPHUR.

Pimply, dry, rough, scaly.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Pink spots on back, chest and abdomen.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.

Podagra.—TAXUS BACCATA.

Poison oak (locally as a wash).—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Poisoned wounds.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Poison-oak.—ALNUS RUBRA.

Polypi, tubercles, warts epithelioma, nævi, carbuncles; ulcers, especially in ano-genital region.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Polypi.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Post-vaccination eruptions.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Prickling itching, worse back of hand.—SCROPHULARIA NODOSA.

Prickling, itching with intense nausea.—LOBELIA INFLATA.

Prickly heat in upper part of body; small red pimples itching violently; old ulcers of skin; diabetic ulcer—SYZYGIUM JAMBOLANUM or EUGENIA JAMBOLANA.

Prickly itching.—PULEX IRRITANS.

Profuse discharge from granulating ulcers.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Profuse night-sweats.—TARAXACUM OFFICINALE.

Profuse sweat without relief.—FORMICA RUFA.

Profuse sweat.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Profuse, offensive sweat of feet.—BUTYRICUM ACIDUM.

Profuse, sour, offensive perspiration.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Promotes expulsion of foreign bodies from tissues.—SILICEA TERRA.

Promotes favorable cicatrization, with least amount of suppuration.—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Pruritus ani.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Pruritus of pregnancy.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Pruritus relieved by stimulants.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Pruritus, always worse in cold, wet weather.—DULCAMARA.

Pruritus, especially from warmth, is evening, often recurs in spring-time, in damp weather.—SULPHUR.

Pruritus, especially of scalp, which is sensitive.—OLEANDER.

Pruritus, herpes.—ANANTHERUM MURICATUM.

Pruritus.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Pruritus.—LAPIS ALBUS.

Pruritus; sunburn.—USTILAGO MAYDIS.

Psoriasis (Ars; Thyroid).—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Psoriasis (Internally and externally).—USTILAGO MAYDIS.

Psoriasis and herpes zoster worse left arm and chest.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.

Psoriasis and pityriasis.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Psoriasis associated with adiposity (not in developing stage).—THYROIDINUM.

Psoriasis gyrate, on trunk and extremities, palms and soles.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Psoriasis of palms and soles.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Psoriasis, lichen.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Psoriasis.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Psoriasis.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Psoriasis.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Psoriasis.—BORAX VENETA.

Psoriasis.—KALIUM BROMATUM.

Psoriasis.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Psoriasis.—X-RAY.

Psoriasis; irregular patches with shining scales.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.

Psoric eruptions.—CALCAREA SILICATA.

Psorisis, Acne, rosacea, erysipelas.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Puckers skin like leather; wrinkles; scales off.—FORMALINUM.

Purple spots; worse on legs.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Purplish hue.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Purpura (Phos; Crotal).—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Purpura hæmorrhagia.—PHOSPHORUS.

Purpura hæmorrhagica.—ALNUS RUBRA.

Purpura hemorrhagica.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Purpura hemorrhagica.—SULPHURICUM ACIDUM.

Purpura miliaris.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Purpura, ecchymosis, dropsies.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.

Purpura, with intense prostration.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Purpura.—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Purpura.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Purpura.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Purulent exudations in or upon the skin.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Pus offensive.—SILICEA TERRA.

Pustular eruption, especially on face and genitals, with fearful itching, followed by painful burning.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Pustular eruption, leaving a bluish-red mark.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Pustular eruption, resembling smallpox, with burning pains.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Pustular eruptions.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Pustular eruptions.—IRIS VERSICOLOR.

Pustules and abscesses.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Pustules and herpes.—KREOSOTUM.

Pustules near finger-nails.—PSORINUM.

Pustules on chest.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Pustules, suppuration from every slight injury.—BUFO RANA.

Pustules.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Pustules.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Putrid ulcers with stupor, low delirium and prostration.—BAPTISIA TINCTORIA.

Putrid ulcers, surrounded by little pimples.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Pyemia; dissecting wounds.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Rash from exposure to open air; dry, itching; comes on in spring; becomes crusty.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Rash like measles.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Rash, like roseola, with severe burning and itching.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Rawness in bends of limbs, groins, neck, behind ears.—GRAPHITES.

Raynaud’s disease.—AILANTHUS GLANDULOSA.

Raynaud’s disease.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Recurring boils.—ECHINACEA ANGUSTIFOLIA.

Red blotches, like measles.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Red spots and pimples.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Red spots in skin; burning pain all over body—ACHYRANTHES ASPERA.

Red spots, urticaria, brought on by exposure, or sour stomach.—DULCAMARA.

Red spots.—BENZOICUM ACIDUM.

Red stripes on skin (Euphorb).—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Red, blotchy eruptions; worse in spring.—SANGUINARIA CANADENSIS.

Red, burning, vesicular, scaly, scabby.—CLEMATIS ERECTA.

Red, elevated spots.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Red, flat ulcers.—CORALLIUM RUBRUM.

Red, hot, swollen, dry, burning.—ACONITUM NAPELLUS.

Red, itching and burning.—FORMICA RUFA.

Red, like flush of scarlatina.—JUGLANS CINEREA.

Red, swollen; itching intense.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Reddish-brown eruption, with a disagreeable odor.—SYPHILINUM.

Redness all over, like scarlatina.—COMOCLADIA DENTATA.

Retrocedent, with livid spots.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Retrocession of eruptions.—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Rhagades worse in winter.—PETROLEUM.

Rhagades.—BADIAGA.

Rhagades; skin cracked on hands and feet.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Rheumatism alternates with nettle-rash.—URTICA URENS.

Ring-shape lesions, offensive odors from affected parts.—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Ring-worm of scalp or beard with abundant scales.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Ringworm; pityriasis.—BACILLINUM BURNETT.

Ringworm-like eruption every spring.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Rose-colored blotches.—SILICEA TERRA.

Roseola.—COPAIVA OFFICINALIS.

Rough nodules all over, worse any covering; heat of body intense.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Rough rash all over body, much loose epithelium, tough, dry, itchy skin.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Rough, hard, persistent dryness of portions of skin unaffected by eczema.—GRAPHITES.

Rupia.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Sallow, cold, clammy.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Sallow, greenish, itching.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.

Sallow.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Sarcocele.—MERCURIUS IODATUS RUBER.

Sarcoma; polypi.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Scab on upper lip, with stinging pain when torn off.—MALANDRINUM.

Scabby, tettery eruption on hands, head, and cheeks, preceded by red, raw skin.—LITHIUM CARBONICUM.

Scalp feels tight, as if drawn together by India-rubber.—CANCHALAGUA.

Scalp red, and itches violently at night.—JUGLANS REGIA.

Scaly and itching eczema.—ICHTHYOLUM.

Scaly, pustular eruption with burning and itching, worse at night.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Scaly.—PIPER METHYSTICUM.

Scar tissue; adhesions after operations.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Scarlatina.—TEREBINTHINIAE OLEUM.

Scarlatina-like eruption on face.—LUPULUS HUMULUS.

Scarlatina-like rash.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Scarlet fever with stupor and flushed face.—GELSEMIUM SEMPERVIRENS.

Scarlet fever, livid, with petechie; scanty eruption.—MURIATICUM ACIDUM.

Scarlet rash.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Scarlet rash; raw, bloody surfaces anywhere.—ARUM TRIPHYLLUM.

Scars suddenly become painful.—SILICEA TERRA.

Scirrhus of breasts.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Scirrhus.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Scleræma and œdema neonatorum.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Scrofuloderma; syphilis, secondary eruption and later symptoms.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Scrofulous abscesses and sores.—LAPIS ALBUS.

Scrofulous ulcers.—CHIMAPHILA UMBELLATA.

Scurvy.—PHOSPHORUS.

Scurvy; anasarca.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Śdema around eyes.—BORICUM ACIDUM.

Śdema of tissues around eyes.—BORICUM ACIDUM.

Sebaceous glands secrete excessively; oily skin.—PSORINUM.

Seborrhoea oleosa; comedones with an oily surface of the skin; alopecia.—SELENIUM METALLICUM.

Seborrhœa.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Seborrhœa.—KALIUM SULPHURICUM.

Secondary eczema about scrotum and genitals, following excessive perspiration.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Semi-lateral sweats.—JABORANDI.

Senile erysipelas.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Senile gangrene.—KREOSOTUM.

Senile ulcers.—TARENTULA CUBENSIS.

Sensation as if pimples would break out.—GRANATUM.

Sensitive bleeding ulcers.—DULCAMARA.

Sensitive skin in thighs.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Sensitive to cold bathing.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Sensitive, painful.—PAEONIA OFFICINALIS.

Sensitive, smarting and soreness, worse shaving; mottled, marbled in circular patches.—OXALICUM ACIDUM.

Shingles, bluish vesicles.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Shingles.—VARIOLINUM.

Shining red flash.—STRAMONIUM.

Shriveled skin.—CHININUM SULPHURICUM.

Shriveled, numb; mottled dusky-blue tinge.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Skin affections after local medication.—SULPHUR.

Skin affections with yellowish scabs.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Skin as if sunburned, swollen.—MANGIFERA INDICA.

Skin becomes thick and indurated.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Skin cancer, where suddenly an alarming malignancy without any external signs sets in.—KALIUM ARSENICOSUM.

Skin cold as marble.—LATRODECTUS MACTANS.

Skin dry, constricted, very sensitive, rough and cracked, leathery.—PETROLEUM.

Skin dry, impoverished.—THYROIDINUM.

Skin dry, wrinkled.—X-RAY.

Skin dry; eczema; copper-colored spots.—USTILAGO MAYDIS.

Skin emits foul odor.—PULEX IRRITANS.

Skin eruptions.—CRATAEGUS OXYACANTHA.

Skin feels cold to touch, yet covering is not tolerated.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Skin flabby and loose.—ABROTANUM.

Skin hard, indurated.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Skin hot, swollen.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Skin lost its elasticity.—MORPHINUM.

Skin of hands dry and shrunken.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Skin of hands hard, thick, dry, fissured; deep cracks.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Skin peels in large plates.—VIPERA BERUS.

Skin prone to intertrigo during dentition.—CAUSTICUM.

Skin rough and cracked; feels like leather.—XEROPHYLLUM.

Skin symptoms accompanied by febrile symptoms.—PRIMULA OBCONICA.

Skin troubles worse from heat and better from cold—HYGROPHILIA SPHINOSA.

Skin, orange color.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.

Skin.—Locally the most powerful, least harmful and easily managed microbicide; Ideal agent to keep wounds clean and disinfected; Bites of insects, reptiles, etc; Gunshot wounds and compound fractures, excellent; Great skin disinfectant.—IODIUM.

Slight wounds continue to bleed.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Slightest scratch makes skin suppurate (Hepar).—PETROLEUM.

Slough, proud flesh, and raised edges.—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Sluggish cases.—THYROIDINUM.

Small boils in summer, carbuncles, etc.—ABROMA AUGUSTA.

Small boils.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Small cut or injury becomes much swollen and inflamed-discolored.—PYROGENIUM.

Small fissures and cracks; hard papules; Hunterian chancre; syphilitic ulcers.—MERCURIUS IODATUS RUBER.

Small papules on a raised base.—PRIMULA OBCONICA.

Small pimples over the whole body, that itch violently.—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Small pimples.—RADIUM BROMATUM.

Small pustules over whole body.—BERBERIS VULGARIS.

Small wounds bleed freely (Crot; Lach; Phos).—KREOSOTUM.

Small wounds do not heal readily.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Small, painful pimples; lupus.—CISTUS CANADENSIS.

Small, red spots over body, with prickling pain.—SQUILLA MARITIMA.

Small-pox.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Small-pox.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Smarting and burning.—GAULTHERIA PROCUMBENS.

Smarts, stings, and burns.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.

Smooth, red, shining.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Soft, relaxed, with enfeebled circulation and cold extremities.—SALVIA OFFICINALIS.

Soles of feet raw and sore.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Sore red blotches.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Sore sensation relieved by pressure.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Sore spots all over.—PULEX IRRITANS.

Sore to touch and pressure.—ALUMINA SILICATA.

Sore to touch.—BADIAGA.

Sore; sensitive to cold.—MAGNESIUM CARBONICUM.

Soreness in folds of skin, back of ears, between thighs.—CAUSTICUM.

Spongy ulcers, copper-colored eruption.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Sprains of ankle-joint, with œdema.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.

Squamous eruptions.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Sticking or pricking in afflicted parts.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Stinging in skin.—TELLURIUM METALLICUM.

Stinging thrusts everywhere.—THERIDION CURASSAVICUM.

Stinging.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Sudden puffing up of whole body.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Sudden, watery, swelling of skin.—HELLEBORUS NIGER.

Summer cutaneous affections.—SARSAPARILLA OFFICINALIS.

Sunburn.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Superficial burns and scalds.—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Superficial ulcers and sores on lower extremities, especially in females at climacteric.—POLYGONUM HYDROPIPEROIDES.

Suppressed eruption causes brain disease.—CICUTA VIROSA.

Suppressed itch (Sulph).—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Suppressed skin symptoms produce nervous disorders.—ASA FOETIDA.

Suppurate with prickly pain.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Suppurating grooves in the nails.—TEUCRIUM MARUM VERUM.

Suppuration of skin around joints.—MANGANUM ACETICUM.

Suppurations with callous, hard edges.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Suppurative wounds.—BELLADONNA.

Surface of body cold and covered with clammy sweat.—AETHUSA CYNAPIUM.

Surface of body stone-cold.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Sweat as soon as one sleeps, or even when closing eyes.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Sweat increases as rheumatic pains increase.—TILIA EUROPAEA.

Sweat on feet, worse on toes; intolerable odor.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Sweat warm and profuse soon after falling asleep.—TILIA EUROPAEA.

Sweat without sleep.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Sweat, and skin even when dry.—CUPRUM ARSENICOSUM.

Sweats day and night without relief.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Sweet sweat-attracts flies.—CALADIUM SEGUINUM.

Swelling and discoloration, skin tense and shows every tint of color, with excruciating pain.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Swelling and indurated glands from cold.—DULCAMARA.

Swelling and induration of glands.—GRAPHITES.

Swelling and induration of glands.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Swelling and induration of glands; also exophthalmic; cervical glands swollen with tensive pain on turning head, painful on pressure; Goitre.—SPONGIA TOSTA.

Swelling of cervical glands.—ASTACUS FLUVIATILIS.

Swelling of feet.—GRAPHITES.

Swelling of glands of stony hardness.—THYROIDINUM.

Swelling of lymphatic glands.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Swellings after bites; sore, sensitive.—APIS MELLIFICA.

Swellings or indurated enlargements having their seat in the fascie and capsular ligaments of joints, or in the tendons.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Swollen glands.—MERCURIUS DULCIS.

Swollen veins with cold skin.—AGARICUS MUSCARIUS.

Swollen, livid, cold with hemorrhagic infiltration.—BOTHROPS LANCEOLATUS.

Sycosis.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Sycotic excrescences; wart-like red lumps all over body.—NATRIUM SULPHURICUM.

Symptoms like Rhus poisoning.—ERECHTHITES HIERACIFOLIA.

Syphilitic affections.—HYDROCOTYLE ASIATICA.

Syphilitic eruptions.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Syphilitic rupia.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Syphilitic tubercles.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Tarant cuben).—LEDUM PALUSTRE.

Tearing pains in glands.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Tendency to abscess after fevers.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Tendency to gangrene.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Tendency to hæmorrhage under the skin and from the nose.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Tendency to oedematous swellings, eyelids, mouth, uvula, etc.—KALIUM IODATUM.

Tendency to small boils.—USTILAGO MAYDIS.

Thick scabs, which crack and exude a tenacious yellow pus.—VIOLA TRICOLOR.

Thick, brown-yellow crusts, bleeding when scratched.—DULCAMARA.

Thick, greenish crusts, burning and itching; redness, raw; cracks bleed easily.—PETROLEUM.

Thick, hard, honey-colored scabs.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Tinea versicolor.—TORULA CEREVISIAE.

Tingling and itching.—NATRIUM SALICYLICUM.

Tips of fingers peel off.—ELAPS CORALLINUS.

Tired pain in back of knees.—TRINITROTOLUENUM.

Tissues bloated.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

To be thought of in indurated glands, epithelioma, etc; veins become varicose and bleed.—ALUMEN.

Toes feel scalded and itch terribly.—MALANDRINUM.

Trade eruptions on fingers and hands, itching and stinging.—BORAX VENETA.

Traumatic inflammations (Arnica).—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Tubercles on nose.—CURARE.

Tumefied.—PRIMULA OBCONICA.

Tumor of breast, with pain.—BERBERIS AQUIFOLIUM.

Tumors and abnormal growth.—MEDORRHINUM.

Tumors, piercing pains; worse, at night.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Ulcer formation on forearm.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Ulcer with punched-out edges, with tendency to penetrate and tenacious exudation.—KALIUM BICHROMICUM.

Ulcerates.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Ulcerating carcinoma and epithelioma of the skin.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Ulcerative stage of carcinoma cutis when fissures form.—CUNDURANGO.

Ulcers and swellings on joints.—ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS.

Ulcers below coccyx, around sacrum; varicose veins.—PAEONIA OFFICINALIS.

Ulcers bleed easily, sensitive; splinter-like pains; zigzag, irregular edges; base looks like raw flesh.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Ulcers discharging a glutinous fluid, thin and sticky.—GRAPHITES.

Ulcers in general, from pressure, bedsores, etc.—PAEONIA OFFICINALIS.

Ulcers itch and burn, surrounded by vesicles and shining, fiery-red areola.—MEZEREUM.

Ulcers very sensitive to contact, burning, stinging, easily bleeding.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Ulcers with offensive discharge.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Ulcers, irregular in shape, edges undefined.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Ulcers, itching spots, and pimples at the folds of joints.—CUPRUM METALLICUM.

Ulcers, with bloody suppuration, smelling like old cheese.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Ulcers, with fetid ichor.—ASTERIAS RUBENS.

Ulcers, with indurated base.—ALUMEN.

Ulcers, with swollen, purplish skin.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Ulcers, with very offensive pus.—PHOSPHORICUM ACIDUM.

Ulcers.—HIPPOZAENINUM.

Ulcers; chronic eruptions on hands and fingers.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Ulcers; red edges and vesicles.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Unhealthy skin; every little injury suppurates.—GRAPHITES.

Unhealthy skin; every little injury suppurates.—HEPAR SULPHUR.

Unhealthy skin; slight injuries suppurate.—BORAX VENETA.

Unhealthy; readily ulcerating; flaccid.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Urticaria (Dulc; Apis; Chloral).—GUARANA.

Urticaria after every exertion.—PSORINUM.

Urticaria appearing at climaxis.—MORPHINUM.

Urticaria from gastric derangement.—TRIOSTEUM PERFOLIATUM.

Urticaria from suppressed intermittent.—ELATERIUM OFFICINARUM.

Urticaria nodosa (Bov).—URTICA URENS.

Urticaria on excitement, with rheumatic lameness, palpitation and diarrhoea (Dulc).—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Urticaria on going in open air; better in warm room.—SEPIA OFFICINALIS.

Urticaria on waking in the morning, worse from bathing.—BOVISTA LYCOPERDON.

Urticaria with shuddering.—APIUM GRAVEOLENS.

Urticaria, after rich food, with diarrhœa, from delayed menses, worse undressing.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Urticaria, appearing and disappearing suddenly, with internal coldness.—ANTIPYRINUM.

Urticaria, burning heat, with formication; violent itching.—URTICA URENS.

Urticaria, chilblains (Agar; Tamus).—PLANTAGO MAJOR.

Urticaria, especially more chronic forms.—STROPHANTHUS HISPIDUS.

Urticaria, with burning and restlessness.—ARSENICUM ALBUM.

Urticaria, with gastric derangement.—NUX VOMICA.

Urticaria, worse, spirituous liquors, hot drinks.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Urticaria.—COLCHICUM AUTUMNALE.

Urticaria.—SALICYLICUM ACIDUM.

Urticaria.—TILIA EUROPAEA.

Urticaria; contagious prurigo.—RUMEX CRISPUS.

Urticaria; itch and burn.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Urticaria; measle-like eruption.—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Urticaria; petechial and erysipelatous eruptions.—FRAGARIA VESCA.

Useful after stings, bites, etc.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Useful also in frost bites.—PARAFFINUM.

Useful to restrain the growth of cancer.—CARBONEUM SULPHURATUM.

Uterine cancer.—CALTHA PALUSTRIS.

Uterine fibroids.—THYROIDINUM.

Vaginal pruritus.—MENTHA PIPERITA.

Valuable for intercurrent use.—STILLINGIA SILVATICA.

Varicose swellings.—ACETICUM ACIDUM.

Varicose ulcers (Clematis vitalba).—CARDUUS MARIANUS.

Varicose ulcers, carbuncles (Ars; Anthrac).—CARBO VEGETABILIS.

Varicose ulcers.—CLEMATIS ERECTA.

Varicose ulcers.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Varicose ulcers.—SECALE CORNUTUM.

Varicose veins and ulcers; very sore.—HAMAMELIS VIRGINIANA.

Varicose veins with bruised sore feeling.—BELLIS PERENNIS.

Varicose veins, especially of lower extremities (Puls).—ZINCUM METALLICUM.

Varicose veins, nævi, erectile tumors.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Varicose veins.—FLUORICUM ACIDUM.

Varicose veins.—PULSATILLA PRATENSIS.

Variola, aborts the disease, arrests pustulation.—SARRACENIA PURPUREA.

Veins full.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Venereal bubo.—ARSENICUM IODATUM.

Venereal buboes.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Venous congestion due to mechanical causes.—BELLIS PERENNIS.

Verruca on hands and face of old people, with bluish color of extremities.—CARBO ANIMALIS.

Very dry skin.—TEUCRIUM MARUM VERUM.

Very fiery-red looking ulcers.—CINNABARIS.

Very sensitive skin; slightest friction causes soreness and chapping.—OLEANDER.

Very sensitive to draught of air.—IGNATIA AMARA.

Very sensitive to touch.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

Vesication.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Vesicles in groups.—ANAGALLIS ARVENSIS.

Vesicles, herpes; urticaria; pemphigus; erysipelas; vesicular suppurative forms.—RHUS TOXICODENDRON.

Vesicles.—MANCINELLA.

Vesicles.—RHUS VENENATA.

Vesicles; confluent oozing.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Vesicular and papular eruptions.—GRINDELIA ROBUSTA.

Vesicular and pustular eruptions.—MERCURIUS SOLUBILIS.

Vesicular and pustular eruptions.—RANUNCULUS BULBOSUS.

Vesicular eczema of face in infants, with nursing sore mouth.—CORNUS CIRCINATA.

Vesicular eruption between fingers (Rhus; Anac).—SELENIUM METALLICUM.

Vesicular eruption especially on face, arms, shoulders, and breasts.—MEDUSA.

Vesicular eruption in patches and circles.—NATRIUM CARBONICUM.

Vesicular eruption, with tendency to form large blisters.—RANUNCULUS SCELERATUS.

Vesicular eruptions, with burning and itching.—CANTHARIS VESICATORIA.

Vesicular eruptions.—DULCAMARA.

Vesicular erysipelas, itching exceedingly.—CROTON TIGLIUM.

Vesicular erysipelas.—EUPHORBIUM OFFICINARUM.

Vesicular, pustular, phlegmonous dermatitis.—FAGOPYRUM ESCULENTUM.

Violent itching and burning blisters.—AMMONIUM CARBONICUM.

Violent itching eruption, bleeding, oozing; want of perspiration.—OLEANDER.

Violent itching, and burning like fire after scratching.—TILIA EUROPAEA.

Violent itching; fissured eruptions.—LYCOPODIUM CLAVATUM.

Violent perspiration at night.—STRONTIUM CARBONICUM.

Warts (Thuja; Sabina; Caust).—ANTIMONIUM CRUDUM.

Warts and corns.—SEMPERVIVUM TECTORUM.

Warts and moles.—PHYTOLACCA DECANDRA.

Warts large, jagged, bleeding easily, on tips of fingers and nose.—CAUSTICUM.

Warts on face and hands.—CALCAREA CARBONICA.

Warts on hands.—ANACARDIUM ORIENTALE.

Warts on palms of hands.—NATRIUM MURIATICUM.

Warts, large jagged; bleed on washing.—NITRICUM ACIDUM.

Warts, large, smooth, on face and palmar surface of hands.—DULCAMARA.

Warts.—ANTIMONIUM TARTARICUM.

Warts.—MAGNESIUM SULPHURICUM.

Warts.—SABINA.

Warty growths.—X-RAY.

Wash with sterile water and dry and spray with paraffin, and cover with thin layer of cotton.—PARAFFINUM.

Wens.—GRAPHITES.

Wens.—LACHESIS MUTUS.

Wheals come on from a chill; better, warmth.—CHLORALUM HYDRATUM.

Wheals, macules and swellings with burning, stinging and soreness.—VESPA CRABRO.

White spots, intense itching.—MANGIFERA INDICA.

Whitlow.—CALCAREA FLUORICA.

Wilted skin.—CHELIDONIUM MAJUS.

Wounds bleed very much, even if small; they heal and break out again.—PHOSPHORUS.

Wrinkled like a washer-woman’s.—CANCHALAGUA.

Wrinkling of skin of hands and feet.—VERATRUM ALBUM.

Yellow and itching.—MYRICA CERIFERA.

Yellow color of the whole body.—CROTALUS HORRIDUS.

Yellow in spots; itching excessively at night.—DOLICHOS PRURIENS.

Yellow skin, with papular eruption; yellow finger-nails.—CONIUM MACULATUM.

Yellow, dark-brown liver spots.—PLUMBUM METALLICUM.

Yellow, purulent crusts or discharge.—CALCAREA SULPHURICA.

Yellow.—MEDORRHINUM.

Yellow.—NATRIUM PHOSPHORICUM.

Yellow; goose-flesh.—CALENDULA OFFICINALIS.

Yellow; marked moisture of skin.—CHIONANTHUS VIRGINICA.

Yellow; pale, swollen, dropsical; hot and painful.—BRYONIA ALBA.

Zona, with burning pain.—MEZEREUM.

Zona; herpetic eruptions.—THUJA OCCIDENTALIS.

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