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Dear doctors,thank you for always giving us free advise and prescription . I am a male Ugandan, 35yrs, living with Erythema Multiforme. I am always getting skin inflammations. I also have a habit of alcohol consumption. Kindly recommend some remedies for complete stabilization. Thank you. God bless you.
How long have you been experiencing skin inflammations?:
- More than 6 monthsHow would you describe the severity of your skin inflammation?:
- Severe — persistent and painfulWhat triggers your skin inflammation episodes?:
- No clear triggersHave you noticed any associated symptoms with your skin condition?:
- FeverHow is your digestive health, especially with alcohol consumption?:
- Occasional discomfortHow would you describe your overall energy levels?:
- Moderate — some fatigueHave you tried any treatments or remedies for your skin condition before?:
- Over-the-counter creamsDoctors' responses
Your condition is due to pitta imbalance, which causes heat, redness, and inflammation in the skin. Alcohol and spicy/heavy foods aggravate pitta, worsening skin lesions. —Erythema Multiforme (Pitta aggravated) — Oral Medicines: 1) AIMIL Amypure syrup – 2 tsp twice daily after meals 2) AIMIL Purodil syrup – 2 tsp twice daily after meals —Topical treatment: 3) AIMIL Exoskin cream – apply 2–3 times daily 4) Kerala Ayurveda nalpamaradi Keram – apply once daily for cooling ----Diet & Lifestyle: Avoid alcohol, spicy, oily foods; eat cooling foods (rice, vegetables, fruits) Avoid hot sun, stress; practice gentle yoga/pranayama — Follow-Up: If fever persists or lesions worsen → seek immediate medical attention
Arogyavardhini vati 2 times daily Guduchi (Giloy) tablets 2 times daily Neem tablets 2 times daily Avipattikar churna at night (for Pitta control) Apply Neem oil or coconut oil on skin daily Diet Stop alcohol (very important) Avoid spicy, sour, fried food Eat simple, cooling food
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