Rash as from a sting of nettle
Urtica urens. Hives. Burns. White, centrally raised spots on the skin with a red rim, with burning pains. Foot swelling. The rash has a pale appearance, as from a sting of nettle, and requires constant rubbing. Anasarca after scarlet fever. The body is covered with confluent small transparent vesicles filled with fluid. Erysipelas. Diarrhea in skin diseases. Ascariasis with marked rectal irritation. Uterine bleeding.
Rhus tox. Urticaria from getting wet. The face is dark red. Urticaria after crayfish (Terebinthina). Intermittent fever. The disease spreads from the left side of the face to the right. Rheumatism. Better when moving, in warm, dry weather. Carbuncles and furuncles. Eruptions like hives. Small, red, round spots on the ball of the foot. Twitching in limbs. Itching on the head.
Black pustules with inflammation and itching all over the body. Scaly eruptions all over the body. Burning eruptions of small vesicles of fluid, except on the scalp, palms and soles. Itching on the scalp and genitals. Red spots the size of large lentils, with small watery vesicles in the center. Joint pain worse in open air.
Calcarea carb. Chronic urticaria in obese children. Copious night sweats in children. Children are pale and fat. Worse from cold, damp wind, from getting wet, and from going up. Better in dry warm weather and after breakfast. Chronic cases of urticaria.
Pulsatilla. Red-hot spots like from nettles, with corrosive itching pain. Urticarial rash of gastric or uterine origin. The redness around the ulcer becomes hard and shiny. At night, cold in the knee. Crunch in the knees.
Natrum mur. Urticaria (Apis) with itching near the ankles. Pimples with itching, pain and burning. Worse in cold fog and by the sea. Herpetic rash. Herpes around lips with chilliness (Hepar, Rhus tox. Arsenicum). Shingles (Sepia, Baryta carb. Tellurium). Eczema with thick scabs and pus. The hair sticks together into a milk scab (crusta lactea).
Arsenic album. Dry skin. Hives. Pimples with itching and burning. Eczema. Neuralgia. Vomiting with agonizing nausea. Anxious patients with fear of death. The patient sees ghosts at night. Puffiness of the eyelids. Red eyes. Burning in the eyes. Blurred vision. Red and dry mucous membrane of the mouth. Constant thirst.
Apis. Urticaria with oblong yellow-white vesicles rising above the skin. Itching, burning and tingling intolerable.
Kali bromatum. Urticaria appears in nervous diseases.
Sepia. Urticaria worse in open air. (Rumex crispus). Itching blisters, with burning and stitching pain.
Dulcamara. Urticaria, with intense itching, increases in warmth, disappears in cold. Urticaria from indigestion. Better from cold air. Otitis in damp weather. Difficulty speaking in wet weather. Diseases from lying on cold ground. Cystitis in damp weather. Urine, very offensive with mucus. Bright red rash. White or red streaks on the skin with itching. Diseases from cold, wet and rainy weather.
Worse when it suddenly becomes cold and damp. Rash from exposure to cold. Itching pustules on back and legs. Incomprehensible speech from the cold, but he speaks non-stop. Diarrhea in cold, damp weather. Suppression of menstruation in wet, cold weather. Before menstruation, a rash appears on the skin.
Better dry, warm air and motion. The amount of milk is reduced from the cold. Thick, brown crusts on face, forehead, temples and chin. After the disappearance of eczema, asthma appears on the face. A harmless groan. Worse in cold, damp weather and in the evening.
Mercurius. Urticaria after two days turns into red spots. Violent itching in all parts of the body. Itching in the legs. Itching eruptions on abdomen and thighs. Very strong growth of one caviar. Painful cramp in right calf. Cold feet in the evening. Burning in soles, in the evening. Severe heel swelling. Swelling of all toes. Eroded fingernails and toenails, with itching. Involuntary twitching of limbs.