Aconite [Acon]
Immediately after the accident, to counteract the nervous shock or when reaction has taken place, and there is dry burning heat of the skin, head hot and painful, face red; hard, frequent and contracted, great restlessness, fear of death.
Arnica [Arn]
Inflammation of skin and cellular tissue, with extreme tenderness and painfulness, sequelae of nervous shock after severe, deep burns; septicaemia; phlegmonous erysipelas following the burn.
Arsenicum [Ars]
In all burns as long as pain is present, or when vesicles turn black, showing tendency to gangrene; inflammatory swelling; with burning, lancinating pains, septic changes.
Asafoetida [Asaf]
Ulceration from burns or scalds, with great sensitiveness to suffering; child screams on seeing dressing prepared, and shrinks from the approach of any one likely to touch the sore.
Calendula [Calend]
Hinders and prevents gangrene, promotes granulations and prevents disfiguring scars; favors cicatrization with the least possible amount of suppuration; prevents exhaustion from loss of blood and excessive pain with delirium (C. Hg.).
Cantharis [Canth]
Burns and scalds of an erysipelatous, vesicular character; superficial ulceration caused by burns; with burnings pains and lachrymation; tetanic or epileptiform convulsions, followed by coma.
Carbo-veg [Carb-v]
Bleeding ulcers; excessive pain threatening extinction of life; extensive deep burns with symptoms of imperfect oxydation of blood (finely pulverized charcoal over ulcers and potentized Carbo internally); humid gangrene with great foulness of secretions and great prostration.
Chamomilla [Cham]
Oversensitiveness with tendency to convulsions (Ignatia).
China [Chin]
Excessive suppuration a great drain upon the system, retarding process.
Hepar [Hep]
Excessive suppuration a great drain upon the system, retarding process.
Coffea [Coff]
Extreme sensitiveness and insomnia, especially in children.
Kreosotum [Kreos]
French surgeons use crude petroleum as a local application. Ulcers from burns bleed easily.
Opium [Op]
Disposition to convulsions and other spasmodic affections from fright.
Rhus-tox [Rhus-t]
After burns or scald vesicles, bullae, pustules; extensive; but more superficial affections; tendency to erysipelas, with typhoid symptoms.
Urtica-urens [Urt-u]
Burns involving only skin, intense burning, itching.