This section is from the book "A Treatise On The Materia Medica And Therapeutics Of The Skin", by Henry G. Piffard. Also available from Amazon: A Treatise On The Materia Medica And Therapeutics Of The Skin.
A. Diaphoresis, 1, 1039.
Excreted by the skin, 7, 73; Dorvault, 30, 844 Erythema, T. Fox, 137, 1/07, 455. Erythematous, papular and pustular eruptions, 47, 201.
Irritation and measly eruption, sometimes transient papules, Moi'sis-ovics, 32, 2: 679.
Redness and pustules (Wright), furuncles, Brshesinsky (ib.).
Macular eruption scarcely disappearing under pressure, 6, 253.
Eruptions resembling erythema, urticaria, and later, resembling prurigo, acne, or eczema, 3, 1: 216.
Various eruptions appear, of which the most common is acne indu-rata, 10, 2: 853.
B. Stains the skin yellow, and causes itching, redness, and desquamation.
C. Scrofulides, 203.
Secondary syphilis, and several chronic affections of the skin, 1,1040;
11, 289. Late syphilis, 208.
D. Lupus, 66, 251; Kohn, 111, 1: 34. Herpes labialis and preputialis, 78, 145. Chloasma, 97, 2: 17.
Leprous tubercles; (H.G.P.).
Late syphilis, 208.
Clavi, "203.
The officinal preparations of iodine are: Tinctura Iodinii; Tinctura lodinii Composita: Liquor Iodinii Compositus; Unguentum Iodinii; Uhguentum Iodinii Compositum.
 
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