Remedies indicated

Arsen. alb. - Inveterate cases; eruption in the bends of the knees; pustular eruption, burning and itching; better from external warmth.
Carbo veg. - Eruption dry and fine, almost over the whole body, worst on extremities; itching worse after undressing; dyspeptic symptoms, belching of wind and passing flatus; after abuse of mercurial salves.
Causticum. - After abuse of sulphur or mercury; yellowish color of face; warts on the face; involuntary urination when coughing, sneezing, or walking; sensitive to cold air.
Croton tig. - Itching and painful burning, with redness of skin; formation of vesicles and pustules; desiccation, desquamation, and falling off of the pustules.
Hepar. - Fat, pustular, and crusty itch; also after previous use of mercury.
Lobelia. - Pricking itching of the skin all over the body.
Lycopodium. - Humid suppurating eruption, full of deep fissures; itching violently when becoming warm through the day.
Mercurius. - Fat itch, especially in the bends of the elbows, if some of the vesicles become pustular; itching all over, worse at night when warm in bed; sleepless at night from the itching; diarrhoea.


Psorinum. - Inveterate cases, with symptoms of tuberculosis; also, in recent cases, with eruptions in the bend of the elbows and around the wrists; repeated outbreak of single pustules after the main eruption seems all gone.
Sepia. - After previous abuse of sulphur; itching worse evenings, especially in females.
Sulphur. - Main remedy; voluptuous tingling, itching with burning and soreness after scratching; worse in warm bed; disposition to excoriation; glandular swellings.
Sulph. ac. - When itchiness of skin and single pustules appear every spring; after imperfectly cured itch.