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. 2019 Jun 25;7(8):1499–1507. doi: 10.1002/ccr3.2197

Table 2.

Case 2 Details of Treatment (during erythrodermic precipitation)

Date Symptoms Prescription
20/08/2015 Patient on treatment for diabetes mellitus for 15 mo and psoriasis of scalp for 8 mo suddenly suffered severe increase in the psoriatic lesions and spreading all over the body with erythrodermic change; Fever for one day—100°F Phosphorous 30C twice a day for 2 d, increased to four times a day when no change was observed
25/08/2015 Temperature 101.8°F Psoriasis extensive with burning in lesions; Weakness increased; edematous swelling in legs with burning pain Lac caninum 200C three times a day for 1 wk
31/08/2015 Temperature 99°F; edema in legs improved; Weakness improved; Skin lesions still spreading Medorrhinum 30C 4 to 5 times a day for 15 d as required
01/10/2015 Psoriasis improving—thickness improved; Itching improved; two episodes of fever in the last 2 d—temperature up to 99.2°F Elaps corallinus 30C three times a day—continued for 50 d
04/09/2018 Psoriasis—one lesion with mild itching and very mild scaling on the left elbow. Otherwise, no psoriatic lesions. No flare ups or significant lesions for the past 3 y Patient is still on treatment for her diabetes, but psoriasis does not bother her anymore. There are occasional itching lesions which disappear on their own.