Dr. Advice® No. 209 ERYTHEMIN (Anti Fungal Drops)

Indications

REPL Dr. Advice® No. 209 ERYTHEMIN  is prescribed in the symptoms associated with Fungal skin infections including jock itch, athlete's foot, white flaky skin on hands or feet, white discoloration under fingernails, vaginal yeast or other fungal skin infections. It is also indicated in inflammation of the skin and subcutaneous tissue, streaked red, smooth skin, throbbing pain, incubation period, burning, stinging, erysipelas of vascular variety, skin purple, extreme sensitiveness, Intolerable itching.  

Mode Of Action:

1. Belladonna 6: Skin is dry, hot, swollen, and sensitive; appears scarlet, smooth, and may resemble scarlatina. Eruption spreads suddenly. Indicated in erythema, facial pustules, swollen and tender glands, boils, acne rosacea, and suppurative wounds. Skin alternates between redness and paleness. Useful in indurations following inflammation and erysipelas. — W. Boericke           
2. Mezereum 6: Indicated for eczema with intolerable itching, especially worse in bed. Ulcers itch and burn, surrounded by vesicles and a shining, fiery-red areola. Used in herpes zoster (zona) with burning pain. Affects bones (especially long bones) with swelling, caries, or exostosis. Pains are worse at night, from touch, and damp weather. Eruptions form thick scabs under which purulent matter exudes. — W. Boericke
3. Apis Mellifica 6: Acts on the cellular tissues, causing edema of the skin and mucous membranes. Indicated in urticarial and allergic skin reactions with stinging and burning pains. — W. Boericke