Ranunculus Sceleratus
Dewey, Essentials of Homœopathic Materia Medica, 1894, p. 43
Questions
What is this drug, and how does it differ from the preceding ?
It is the celery-leaved Buttercup; it possesses more irritating properties than the preceding. It tends to develop on the skin a vesicular eruption with tendency to form large blisters, from which exudes an acrid discharge, making the surrounding parts sore. It differs from the bulbosus simply in the degree of its irritation.