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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 1161 · 33 remedies
Eruption, pustules ☞ Chap. 44, Anthrax); white, aphthous, in mouth, ▌Hep.; with red areola, suppurate and form crusts (children), Arund.; inflamed base, sore to touch, ||Merc. iod. rub.; black, with inflammation and itching, spread over whole body, Rhus; black, ulcerated, ▌Natr. c.; with catarrh of bladder, Indig.; bleed easily (ecthyma), ▌Merc.; from degraded state of blood, ▌Crotal.; dark blue (itch), ▌Lach.; leaves bluish-red marks, ▌▌Ant. t.; bluish-red, hard hot base, ▌Apis; brownish, ▌Apis; reddish, brownish like smallpox, without central depression, covers body, except penis and scrotum, covers inside of mouth and throat, making swallowing difficult, also eyes, making him blind, tips of pimples become filled with pus, worse warmth of bed (secondary syphilis), ||Syph.; burning, Amm. c., ▌Apis, Ind., ▌Lach., ||Petrol.; burst and discharge purulent matter, forming yellowish-brown scabs, which become dark, suppurate, and exude for a long time, Vacc.; caseous, purulent contents, Hippoz.; become cicatrized (ecthyma), ▌Merc.; confluent, ▌Cic., ▌Crot. t.; copper-colored, Psor.; similar to cowpox, Vacc.; forming a gray brown crust, which finally falls off, ▌Crot. t.; forming thick crusts, after scratching, Asim.; depressed, Anthrac.; desquamation or desiccation, ▌Crot. t.; with diarrhœa, ▌Merc. cor.; face drying up soon, ||Thuya; dry, elevated, on inner surface, Ant. sul. aur.; efflorescence, ichorous, ||Sars.; epidemic malignant furuncular formation, generally on lower lip, with severe pain and surrounded by erysipelatous areola, ▌Lach.; exude purulent fluid, ▌Clem.; fever low, parts bluish and discharge scanty, tardy or dark fluid, ▌Crotal.; speck, like a fleabite, black point in centre, changes to itching pustule, capped with small clear reddish or bluish vesicle, ||Anthrac.; commencing on one foot, extending to knee and in running together made one continuous sore, ▌Merc. sol.; tendency to gangrene, ▌Sec.; appear gradually on every part of body, Hippoz.; in groups with pain in limbs and disordered stomach, Cop.; several groups, have a hemorrhagic appearance, spread from one group to another (herpes zoster from external application of Rhus), ▌Lach.; size of a pin's head, on hairy parts, ▌Kali bi.; twenty-six on top of head, some as large as a three-cent piece, ||Iris; become hollow (ecthyma), ▌Merc.; discharges ichorous liquid, leaves fresh coppery pockmarks (after healing of chancre), ||Syph.; extensive œdematous and phlegmonous infiltration of neighboring skin and subcutaneous cellular tissue, ||Anthrac.; inflamed, painful, emitting acrid water, Stram.; inflamed parts as large as a pea, small black scab in middle, Kali bi.; isolated, filling rapidly with sero-purulent matter and surrounded by an inflamed halo, come in small crops, dry, leaving hard, dry scabs easily knocked off, leaving red moist surfaces, sensitive to contact with atmosphere or bedclothes, ▌Lach.; like those of pocky itch (psoric), ||Sul.; itching, Arg. nit., Asim., ▌Crot. t., ▌Lach., ||Merc. iod. rub., ||Spig., ▌Sul.; itching, in nasal catarrh, ▌Calc.; itch excessively, Ascl. t.; itching, ceasing to itch after scabbing over, ▌Dulc.; itching, sensitive to touch, worse from washing, ▌Dulc.; itching burning after vaccination, ||Psor.; itching, with weakness on exertion (ecthyma), ||Petrol.; itching, better wrapping up warmly, ▌Sil.; itchlike, Grat.; large, Hyos., ||Variol.; large, burst, discharging yellow green thick pus, severe tensive pains, ||Sep.; large, clustering, ▌Hyos.; large greasy looking pockshaped, ▌Kreo.; small, filled with lymph drying quickly, ▌Sil.; large, pale-red, worse at night, Ars.; large, scattered, ||Vacc.; begins as a small lump, which inflames and gets red, discharging a bloody fluid, leaves a small depressed ulcerative surface with inflamed base, heals and breaks out again, wherever discharge touches it causes a fresh spot, itching at night, ▌Kali bi.; malignant, ▌Anthrac., Apis, ▌▌Ars., ▌Bell., ||Bufo., Carbo v., θChlor., θHippoz., Hydras., Kreo., ▌▌Lach., ▌Rhus, Sec., ▌Sil., Tarant.; malignant, bluish, ▌Lach.; malignant, pyæmia, hectic fever, ▌▌Crotal.; malignant, during suppurative stage, ▌Sil.; moist, burning, stinging, itching, Bar. c.; oozing, ▌Crot. t.; size of millet seeds, growing larger, oozing and forming a gray-brown crust, Crot. t.; painful, ▌Tarant.; painful, yellowish green fetid pus, ||Jacea; painful, in syphilis, ▌Jacea; painful to touch (ecthyma), ▌Merc.; painless, ▌Kreo.; patches on certain places, where bones are nearest cuticle, isolated large pustules on other parts break, discharge ichorous fluid for one or two days, then heal, leaving characteristic pockmark cicatrices, patches take longer to heal, discharge some fluid till healing commences, ||Syph.; size of a pea, bursting by discharging thick mucus, sanguineous pus, offensive odor, Hippoz.; size of peas, covered with brown crusts, ▌Ant. t.; size of a split pea, each with a hair in centre, on arms, Kali bi.; thick like pocks, as large as a pea, ▌▌Ant. t.; psoric, ▌▌Psor., ▌▌Sul.; with pus at tips, pain when touched as from pressure of a sharp edge, and persistent burning, Rhus; contain thin yellow pus, ||Sul.; become raised (ecthyma), ▌Merc.; red, Cinnab.; red, change to brown spots, Berb.; red, changes to ichorous, crusty, burning and spreading ulcers, Ars.; red, itching, burning, stitching, Berb.; red, rosy (corona veneris), ▌Aur. met.; red, sensitive topressure, Berb.; rose-colored, mammillated in centre of patches, become umbilicated, exude creamy moisture and form thick yellow scabs, ▌Kali br.; better by gentle rubbing (impetigo), Thuya; running together, make one continuous sore, ▌Merc. sol.; secreting a sanious irritating matter, ▌Iris; scab over, but pus oozes, ||Merc. iod. rub.; scabies, ▌Ars.; like scabies, with itching, discharge when opened by friction a watery fluid, Arund.; covered with brownish scab, itching after washing, ▌Kali bi.; dry scabs of laminated form, ▌Apis; form thick yellow scabs, ▌Cic.; scaly, ▌Apis; scattered, ▌Merc. sol.; have been scratched, leave ulcers, suppurating for a long time, Sars.; on scrotum, after itching, Ant. sul. aur.; disgusting crop, epidermis undermined around as with shingles, burning and itching, ||Sul.; size of a pea to a five-cent piece, ▌Lach.; small, wherever pus touches, ▌Hep., ▌Hydrocot., Kali n., ||Merc. iod. rub.; small, ||Sep.; small, itching elevations, break and exude a corroding fluid, forming eating ulcers, Ars.; many small, near together, violent itching, Zinc.; small, on roots of nails, spreading over hands to wrists, ▌Kali bi.; small, like smallpox, disappear without bursting, ▌Kali bi.; small, with stitches all over body, ▌Sep.; small, discharging water, ||Kali iod.; small, secreted a watery fluid when broken, if not touched fluid became thickened to a yellow tough mass, ▌Kali bi.; like confluent smallpox, ▌Ananth.; smarting, Bell.; smooth, round, white, confluent, size of a mustard seed, in palms, contain white fluid and itch, ▌Lach.; sore, Ind.; sore, in ecthyma, ▌Merc.; spread over body and limbs, from fauces, Ant. c.; single, appear every Spring (after imperfectly cured itch), ||Sul. ac.; stinging, ▌Apis, Ind., ▌Lach.; light, straw-color, ▌Apis; suppurating, θCalc. s.; large, suppurating constantly renewing themselves (acarus itch), ▌Sep.; suppurating, running together, forming dry and scaly spots or crusts and acrid discharges, ▌Merc.; tuberculous, after abuse of mercury (syphilis), ▌Kali iod.; typhoid, ||Rhus; then painful ulcers, finally erythematous swellings, Cup. ars.; umbilicated, leaving scars., ▌Kali iod.; umbilicated, yellow or bluish around, with dark red depression, hemorrhagic foundation, Anthrac.; after vaccination, ▌Crotal., ||Sul.; like varicella, ▌Ant. c.; like variola, with red halo, Asim.; like variola, on forehead, occiput, sternum and spine, painful and suppurates, ▌Sil.; resembling varioloid, Coral.; with a dark red base and a roundish or oblong elevation filled with pus of a greenish yellow color resembling varioloid, some as large as a pea, some less, without depression in centre, coming with a round, hard feel in skin like a shot, very itchy, Vacc.; varying in size from a millet seed to a large pea and filled with thick yellow matter, discharge after one or two days, making parts sore, symptoms worse by warmth of bed at night, ▌Merc. sol.; white, Act. rac.; numerous yellow, each containing a hair, on scalp (tinea capitis), ▌Iris; yellow, size of a hempseed, Hippoz.; thick, yellow, friable, semi-transparent incrustation, ▌Jacea; small, spread and exude a yellowish corroding discharge, ||Staph; scabies, variola, varioloid

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 1161 — SKIN; ERUPTION; pustules