MALANDRINUM

Homeopathy

MALANDRINUM

Malandrinum
Horse grease.

Key Uses:

Antidote to any adverse effects of a smallpox vaccination

Dry, scaly, itchy skin with cracks or fissures

Greasy, pustular eruptions

Rough, unhealthy-looking skin

Origin : Specimen of the oily secretion taken from an infected horse.

Background : Grease is a disease that affects horses, causing inflammation of the fetlocks, which become covered by an oily secretion.

Preparation : The specimen is rendered sterile, dissolved in purified water, then diluted and succussed.

Remedy Profile : Malandrinum is commonly used for skin problems characterized by greasy, pustular eruptions, rough, unhealthy-looking skin, or dry, scaly, itchy skin with cracks or fissures, especially on the hands and feet during cold weather. The remedy may also be given as an antidote to any adverse effects of a smallpox vaccination.

Symptoms Better : None known.

Symptoms Worse : In the evening.