The hives come out either in nodules or in long and irregular stripes, especially in the heat, and itch violently. Lyc . has eruptions upon the skin, with violent itching. The skin becomes thick and indurated. The sites of old boils and pustules become indurated and form nodules that remain a long time. Surface wounds suppurate as if they had contained splinters, and this suppuration burrows along under the skin.
Ulcers bleed and form great quantities of thick, yellow, offensive, green pus.
Chancres and cancroids often find their similimum in Lyc . The Lyc . state when deciphered shows feebleness throughout. A very low state of the arteries and veins, poor tone and poor circulation. Numbness in spots. Emaciation of single members.