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Eruption, eczema ☞ impetigo); raw, fluid destroying hair, ▌Natr. m.; raw, upon denuded surface new vesicles form which burst, Staph.; redness, small blisters, intense itching, ▌Anac.; especially when rhagades are present, oozing fetid fluid, Cund., ▌▌Graph.; moist, on right side, Canth.; rubrum, Acon., Alum., Amm. m., Anac., Apis, Bell., Bov., Calc., Canth., Carbo v., ▌Crot. t., Dulc., Lyc., Mez., ▌Rhus, ▌Sul.; exudation dries into hard, lemon-colored scab, ▌Cic.; thick, hard scabs, from which pus exudes on pressure, ▌Mez.; scabs thick and honeycombed, ▌Hep.; smarts as if scalded, ||Ran. b.; the more they scratch the greater the urgency to scratch, ▌▌Rhus; by scratching one place itching ceases but appears at another, Staph.; scrofulous, Dulc., ||Tell.; small, thin, white scurfs on surface, ▌Merc.; scurfy, discharging a corrosive fluid, which eats hair, worse in edges of hair, ▌Natr. m.; smarting, burning, when touched, Canth.; solaris, Acon., θArum. m., Bell., Camph., ▌Canth., Clem., Hyos., ▌Natr. c., ▌▌Mur. ac.; small elevated, dark red spots, close to each other, resembling measles, ▌Merc.; squamosum, in conjunctivitis scrofulosa, ▌Kali bi.; squamosum, fifteen years, ▌Graph.; stinging, ▌Merc.; suppressed, ▌Cup. ac., ▌Kali s.; suppressed, in epilepsy, ▌Kali m.; suppressed, following vaccination, ▌Ammoniac.; severe and stubborn of sweating parts of body, exposed to fumes of poison, ▌Merc. cor.; with thickening of skin, and hard horny scabs, ▌Ran. b.; tingling, ▌▌Rhus; tingling, when she gets warm, ||Kali ars.; accompanying large ulcer surrounded by smaller ones, some healing, some healed, ||Phos.; umbilical, ||Sul.; from suppressed or deranged uterine functions, ▌Kali m.; after vaccination, with itching, ▌Rhus; cured by vaccination in two children, ||Variol.; from vaccination with bad vaccine lymph, ▌Kali m.; small vesicles in neighborhood of joints, itched, dried up rapidly and frequently recurred, ||Phos.; small vesicles, smaller and flatter than mercurial eczema, Cop.; watery vesicles, Canth.; weeping, after taking cold, worse in warmth of room after having been in cold air, itching when warm, worse washing (eczema), ▌Hydras.; white secretions, ▌Kali m.; every winter, for a number of years, ▌Merc.; of twelve years' standing, ||Phos.; yellow crusts and inflamed surroundings after scratching, ▌Merc. sol; impetigo. 73

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Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms (1896), p. 1153 — SKIN; ERUPTION; eczema