Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
rubric for skin tags in axillae
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Rochelle Marsden
- Posts: 2005
- Joined: Tue Nov 19, 2013 11:00 pm
Re: rubric for skin tags in axillae
Are any of these what you are looking for?
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
Re: rubric for skin tags in axillae
I am anxious to hear the response of others in finding these 'skin tags' in our repertory and their experience in dealing with them. Strictly speaking – skin tags are NOT nodules, warts, and by definition are not the same as the growths associated with condylomata. Just to make sure we have a consistent vocabulary – I will copy a paragraph from Wikipedia:
An acrochordon (plural acrochorda, and also known as a (cutaneous ) skin tag,[1] or fibroepithelial polyp ,[2] is a small benign tumour that forms primarily in areas where the skin forms creases, such as the neck , armpit , and groin . They may also occur on the face , usually on the eyelids . Acrochorda are harmless and typically painless, and do not grow or change over time.[3] Though tags up to a half-inch long have been seen,[3] they are typically the size of a grain of rice . The surface of an acrochordon may be smooth or irregular in appearance and is often raised from the surface of the skin on a fleshy stalk called a peduncle . Microscopically , an acrochordon consists of a fibro-vascular core, sometimes also with fat cells , covered by an unremarkable epidermis .
In the rep the closest I have found is
Generals – tumors – benign ------- which leads to polypus (53 remedies)
Expressions – general – tumors benign ------- which leads to tumors – benign (53 remedies)
Looking for 'similar' vocabulary the only example I found was – polypus – lid – under surface of upper – Kali bic
When I have seen these in patients they generally fall into two broad categories – those definitely associated with menses and those with absolutely no association to menses. Unfortunately, the dermatologists are so quick to cut them off – I seldom get any long term feedback about the effects of remedies on their appearance.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com
www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com
rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:14:45 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] rubric for skin tags in axillae
Are any of these what you are looking for?
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
An acrochordon (plural acrochorda, and also known as a (cutaneous ) skin tag,[1] or fibroepithelial polyp ,[2] is a small benign tumour that forms primarily in areas where the skin forms creases, such as the neck , armpit , and groin . They may also occur on the face , usually on the eyelids . Acrochorda are harmless and typically painless, and do not grow or change over time.[3] Though tags up to a half-inch long have been seen,[3] they are typically the size of a grain of rice . The surface of an acrochordon may be smooth or irregular in appearance and is often raised from the surface of the skin on a fleshy stalk called a peduncle . Microscopically , an acrochordon consists of a fibro-vascular core, sometimes also with fat cells , covered by an unremarkable epidermis .
In the rep the closest I have found is
Generals – tumors – benign ------- which leads to polypus (53 remedies)
Expressions – general – tumors benign ------- which leads to tumors – benign (53 remedies)
Looking for 'similar' vocabulary the only example I found was – polypus – lid – under surface of upper – Kali bic
When I have seen these in patients they generally fall into two broad categories – those definitely associated with menses and those with absolutely no association to menses. Unfortunately, the dermatologists are so quick to cut them off – I seldom get any long term feedback about the effects of remedies on their appearance.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com
www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com
rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:14:45 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] rubric for skin tags in axillae
Are any of these what you are looking for?
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
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Rochelle Marsden
- Posts: 2005
- Joined: Tue Nov 19, 2013 11:00 pm
Re: rubric for skin tags in axillae
I had a patient who came up with these skin tags all over her upper body and neck after a really good remedy that sorted her out. I remember that I gave her a water potency of Thuja 6 with daily dosing and they all disappeared quite quickly. Haven’t seen that patient back since but feel sure she would have returned if need be.
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
I am anxious to hear the response of others in finding these 'skin tags' in our repertory and their experience in dealing with them. Strictly speaking – skin tags are NOT nodules, warts, and by definition are not the same as the growths associated with condylomata. Just to make sure we have a consistent vocabulary – I will copy a paragraph from Wikipedia:
An acrochordon (plural acrochorda, and also known as a (cutaneous ) skin tag,[1] or fibroepithelial polyp ,[2] is a small benign tumour that forms primarily in areas where the skin forms creases, such as the neck , armpit , and groin . They may also occur on the face , usually on the eyelids . Acrochorda are harmless and typically painless, and do not grow or change over time.[3] Though tags up to a half-inch long have been seen,[3] they are typically the size of a grain of rice . The surface of an acrochordon may be smooth or irregular in appearance and is often raised from the surface of the skin on a fleshy stalk called a peduncle . Microscopically , an acrochordon consists of a fibro-vascular core, sometimes also with fat cells , covered by an unremarkable epidermis .
In the rep the closest I have found is
Generals – tumors – benign ------- which leads to polypus (53 remedies)
Expressions – general – tumors benign ------- which leads to tumors – benign (53 remedies)
Looking for 'similar' vocabulary the only example I found was – polypus – lid – under surface of upper – Kali bic
When I have seen these in patients they generally fall into two broad categories – those definitely associated with menses and those with absolutely no association to menses. Unfortunately, the dermatologists are so quick to cut them off – I seldom get any long term feedback about the effects of remedies on their appearance.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com
www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com
rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:14:45 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] rubric for skin tags in axillae
Are any of these what you are looking for?
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
From: minutus@yahoogroups.com [mailto:minutus@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of D C Rona
I am anxious to hear the response of others in finding these 'skin tags' in our repertory and their experience in dealing with them. Strictly speaking – skin tags are NOT nodules, warts, and by definition are not the same as the growths associated with condylomata. Just to make sure we have a consistent vocabulary – I will copy a paragraph from Wikipedia:
An acrochordon (plural acrochorda, and also known as a (cutaneous ) skin tag,[1] or fibroepithelial polyp ,[2] is a small benign tumour that forms primarily in areas where the skin forms creases, such as the neck , armpit , and groin . They may also occur on the face , usually on the eyelids . Acrochorda are harmless and typically painless, and do not grow or change over time.[3] Though tags up to a half-inch long have been seen,[3] they are typically the size of a grain of rice . The surface of an acrochordon may be smooth or irregular in appearance and is often raised from the surface of the skin on a fleshy stalk called a peduncle . Microscopically , an acrochordon consists of a fibro-vascular core, sometimes also with fat cells , covered by an unremarkable epidermis .
In the rep the closest I have found is
Generals – tumors – benign ------- which leads to polypus (53 remedies)
Expressions – general – tumors benign ------- which leads to tumors – benign (53 remedies)
Looking for 'similar' vocabulary the only example I found was – polypus – lid – under surface of upper – Kali bic
When I have seen these in patients they generally fall into two broad categories – those definitely associated with menses and those with absolutely no association to menses. Unfortunately, the dermatologists are so quick to cut them off – I seldom get any long term feedback about the effects of remedies on their appearance.
Donna
D C Rona, PhD, ND, DHM
www.NaturopathOnTheWeb.com
www.DrRonaLikesJuicePlus.com
rona@consultant.com
From: Rochelle Marsden >
Reply-To: >
Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 13:14:45 +0100
To: >
Subject: FW: [Minutus] rubric for skin tags in axillae
Are any of these what you are looking for?
Chest; eruptions; tubercles; axillae: (2) nit-ac, phos,
Chest; nodules; axillae: (8) ana-i, aster, calc-p, lyc, mag-c, nit-ac, PETR, phos,
Chest; tumors; axillae: (5) ars-i, BAR-C, calc-p, petr, TELL,
Chest; warts; axilla, under left: (1) tax,
Skin; warts, condylomata; fleshy: (9) ars, CALC, CAUST, DULC, nat-m, sil, STAPH, THUJ, verr,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated: (19) CAUST, clad-r, DULC, LYC, MED, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pitu-a, RHUS-T, sabad, sabin, sep, sil, STAPH, sulph, tax, THUJ, tub,
Skin; warts, condylomata; pedunculated; pin-heads, with, like button mushrooms, on various parts of body and thighs: (1) med,
Skin; warts, condylomata; small: (22) bar-c, bar-s, berb, CALC, CAUST, cund, DIPH, DULC, ferr, ferr-ma, ferr-p, hep, lach, med, NIT-AC, pitu-a, psor, RHUS-T, SARS, SEP, SULPH, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; soft: (9) alum, ANT-C, CALC, calen, nat-s, NIT-AC, sil, sulph, THUJ,
Skin; warts, condylomata; sycotic: (19) alum, aur, cinnb, con, kali-bi, kali-m, lyc, med, merc-c, mill, nat-s, NIT-AC, ph-ac, pic-ac, puls, sars, staph, sulph, thuj,
Rochelle Marsden Msc, RSHom, MNWCH, AAMET
Registered with the Society of Homeopaths
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk
On Behalf Of Pauline
Can someone help me with rubric for skin tags under the axillae I know I have used a rubric for this before but cant find it again.
Skin tag – small pedunculated fleshy wart like structures which seem to predominate in axillae or soft covered skin areas.
I know they are sycotic and that Thuja often treats them but wanted to use as rubric in my rep for a constitutional remedy as well as they have only recently appeared again after having been gone for quite some time.
Regards Pauline
Pauline Ashford
Maleny Homeopathy
Classical Homeopathy, Dorn Spinal & Joint Therapy,
Lifestyle Counselling, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, EFT, Reiki
130 Ansell Rd
Witta QLD 4552
Hrs Mon 12-9pm, Tues & Thurs 9-5,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au
www.malenyhomeopathy.com
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Shannon Nelson
- Posts: 8848
- Joined: Fri Jun 28, 2002 10:00 pm
Re: rubric for skin tags in axillae
Could it be Skin; ERUPTIONS; UMBILICATED (SMALL-pox, variola)(p, 7, 0) (7) *: anac.Chdr, anac-oc.Crk, ant-t.Bng, Kali-bi.KentC, Kali-br.Kent, thuj.AlnE, vario.Tylr
(Isn't this different, I think? Skin; EXCRESCENCES; CONDYLOMATA; Pedunculated (p, 7, 0) (7) *: caust.KentC, lyc.Lili, Nit-ac.LipK, ph-ac.KentC, sabad.Dudg, staph.LipK, thuj.KentC
Shannon
(Isn't this different, I think? Skin; EXCRESCENCES; CONDYLOMATA; Pedunculated (p, 7, 0) (7) *: caust.KentC, lyc.Lili, Nit-ac.LipK, ph-ac.KentC, sabad.Dudg, staph.LipK, thuj.KentC
Shannon