Thyroidinum - Skin symptoms
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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Thyroidinum in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
SKIN
Skin
Flushing of skin.
Skin became so livid as to be almost blue-black.
Skin has desquamated freely, but there has been no perspiration or diuresis.
Psoriasis eruption extended and increased.
(Psoriasis redness and itching reduced; eruption separating and being shed in great scales, angry, inflamed appearance completely gone).
Moist patches behind ears heal up.
Arms less stiff and painful; swelling diminished.
Crusts separated, leaving faint red skin; eruption not nearly so painful.
(Symmetrical serpiginous eruption; dark red; edges raised and thickened).
Lupus tight feeling, heat, angry redness removed; suppuration increased.
Eczema irritation of skin markedly allayed.
Scattered pustules of eczema mature quickly or abort.
(Teething eczema).
(Syphilitic psoriasis).
(Rupia).
Scleroderma.
Peeling of skin beginning on legs and extending over whole surface; skin has since become comparatively soft and smooth.
Peeling of skin of lower limbs, with gradual clearing (eczema).
Skin of hands and feet desquamated
Skin became so livid as to be almost blue-black.
Skin has desquamated freely, but there has been no perspiration or diuresis.
Psoriasis; eruption extended and increased.
(Psoriasis; redness and itching reduced; eruption separating and being shed in great scales, angry, inflamed appearance completely gone.).
Arms less stiff and painful; swelling diminished.
Crusts separated, leaving faint red skin; eruption not nearly so painful.
(Symmetrical serpigenous eruption; dark red; edges raised and thickened.).
Lupus tight feeling, heat, angry redness removed; suppuration increased.
Eczema irritation of skin markedly allayed.
Scattered pustules of eczema mature quickly or abort.
(Teething eczema.).
(Syphilitic psoriasis.).
(Rupia.).
Peeling of skin beginning on legs and extending over whole surface; skin has since become comparatively soft and smooth.
Peeling of skin of lower limbs, with gradual clearing (eczema).
Skin of hands and feet desquamated.
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