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excoriation (intertrigo)

Skin, excoriation (intertrigo) ☞ Chap. 24, Infants chafing; boring into with fingers, children (scarlatina), ▌▌Arum t.; in children, with bilious symptoms, ||Natr. s.; especially in children, ▌Graph.; in dentition, ▌Caust.; discharges in every outlet of body, acrid, excoriating skin wherever they come in contact, ▌▌Sul; dries up, becomes brown and livid, and local eschar forms, ||Anthrac.; dries and mumifies, new blisters form around, Anthrac.; erosions, Arum m., ▌Fluor. ac., humid, ▌▌Bar. c., ▌▌Graph.; atrophy of infants, ||Petrol.; obstinate, ▌Hydras.; pain as if excoriated, Paris, Plat.; prurigo, ▌Graph.; like raw, decayed meat, ▌Como.; especially if inclined to scab, ▌Kali m.; if scraped off soon, dries, turns brown and livid and leaves a scar, Anthrac.; sore feeling, ▌Sul.; tettery, oozing constantly, and bleeding easily when scratched, ▌Merc.; when walking or riding, Sul. ac.; easily chafed from walking or riding, also in children, Ruta

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