Recurrent Boils cure Homeopathy

My sister has been getting these pus filled boils on her body for a few years now. She has been to the doctor and they told her there was nothing she could do for them except to bring it to a head and drain it. She will get 6 or 7 at a time and they seem to be slow in coming to a head. she says they are extremely painful. Some of the boils look purple in color, but some are just red and sore to the touch. She tends to get them on her face, the crease of her upper thigh and under her breasts. She sometimes gets them in the genital area, but most of them are where the thigh meets the buttocks. These boils are causing horrible scars and she is extremely worried about them all of the time. The boils she has now are not in the early stages. Some have come to a head but most of them are swollen, red and extremely painful. She says that if she accidentally touches one; the pain is so unbearable it brings her to tears. Please recommend something to bring some immediate relief, and maybe she could do something as a preventative measure later on. Right now, she just needs some hope of it getting better.

Thanks,

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Start with Hepar.sulph 200.Thrice daily.Use for two days. This will make the wound / boil to suppurate fast.Once pus is formed, remove pus from the wound..

An important point with Hep Sul is that it will absorb an incipient eruption without it coming to a head .

Once pus is discharged, the heal the wound / boil fast, use Silicea 30 - three times a day .Silicea follows Hep Sul well anyway. If Silicea 30 does not work ,than go for Silicea 200..

Post and respond

Result: The patient reported fast recovery within two weeks.

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Definition:
A suppurative swelling of the skin and subcutaneous tissues, usually hard and round, which may discharge.

Causes:
An infection, usually circulatory due to hyperglycemia (diabetes mellitus).

Symptoms:
Throbbing pain, redness, fever, glandular enlargement, may become a carbuncle.

Treatment:
Belladonna atropa; Hepar sulphuris cakareum; Hypericum perforatum; Mercurius soluhilis; Silicea; Sulphur; Tarentula cuhensis; Tarentula hispanica.

Belladonna atropa: Painful, hot, shining, inflamed base, about to suppurate, before pus forms.

Hepar sulphuris calcareum: Matures "the boil" (very useful for dental abscesses as well). Abhors cold wind.

Hypericum perforatum: When the area is particularly sensitive to touch; when the furuncle affects sensitive peripheral nei^ves in the region of the swelling, causing intolerable pain.

Mercurius soluhilis: When the furuncles become putrid and suppurate.

Silicea: If slow to mature or is chronic.

Sulphur: Prevents recurrence.

Tarentula cubens/s: Axillary furuncles.

Tarentula Hispanica: Very acute, severe pain; stinging and throbbing.