Homeopathy for skin diseases with the appearance of pus

Homeopathic medicines

The following homeopathics are used in the third phase for skin inflammation (pus):

• Hepar sulfuris (calcium sulphate liver)
• Sulfur (purified sulfur)
• Silicea (silica)

Hepar sulfuris (calcium sulphate liver)

• Generally very susceptible to suppuration
• Even minor injuries quickly become purulent
• boil and carbuncle can occur
• A sharp, splinter-like pain on the affected areas of the skin is typical
• Patient freezes easily and is hypersensitive to pain and touch
• Sweat smells bad (like old cheese)
• Dejection

Typical dosage of Aconitum (blue monkshood) with skin inflammation with pus: Tablets D6

Further information is also available at: Hepar sulfuris (calcium sulphate liver)

Important NOTE

If the symptoms are severe and persistent, there is one homeopathic self-treatment is not indicated. Caution especially with children and older, debilitated people. Danger of dehydration!

Sulfur (purified sulfur)

• Impure, gray-colored skin with a tendency to suppurate
• Unpleasant body odor
• Aversion to cold water
• Skin itchy and sting, aggravated by cold washing and warming to bed
• Scratching increases the burning sensation
• Irritable, grumpy patients who are prone to depression and have poor memories

Typical dosage of Sulfur (purified sulfur) with skin inflammation with pus: Tablets D6 and D12

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Silicea (silica)

• Freezing patient with a general tendency to suppuration
• These are persistent, smeary, smelly, and easily become chronic
• Tendency to cold, poorly reaching sweat, especially on hairy head
• The patients are weak, unable to perform
• Lack of vital warmth, everything is frosty
• Symptoms worsen in the evening and at night and from cold
• Improvement through warm wrapping

Typical dosage of Silicea (silica) with skin inflammation: Tablets D6 / D12

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