Is a rare skin condition that falls under the category of granulomatous dermatitis, which involves the formation of granulomas in the skin. Granulomas are small nodules or masses that form as a result of the body's immune response to certain triggers or stimuli.
interstitial granulomatous dermatitis involves a skin biopsy, where a small piece of affected skin is removed and examined under a microscope. The presence of granulomas in the dermis confirms the diagnosis.
Rhus toxicodendron: Used for conditions like eczema, itching, and hives, especially when the skin worsens with cold and damp weather, and improves with warmth.
Graphites: Indicated for dry, rough, and cracked skin, eczema with oozing, and slow-healing ulcers.
Sulphur: Often prescribed for various skin conditions, including eczema, acne, and psoriasis. The skin may be dry, itchy, and worsen with bathing.
Hepar sulphuris: Suitable for skin conditions with abscesses, boils, and infected wounds. The skin is sensitive to touch and may be aggravated by cold.
Arsenicum album: Useful for dry, itchy, and scaly skin conditions, such as eczema or psoriasis. The itching is often worse at night.
Sepia: Prescribed for various skin issues, including chloasma (skin discoloration), acne, and eczema, with a yellowish or brownish complexion.
Natrum muriaticum: Indicated for herpes outbreaks, especially around the mouth or genitals, and for dry, cracked skin with asad tendency to form blisters.
Apis mellifica: Used for swollen, red, and inflamed skin conditions, such as hives and insect bites, with stinging pain.