मेरे चेहरे पर असहजता और खुजली - #43210

Frequent itching, mild burning, and a small pimple on your cheek sound like your skin’s responding to some imbalance. Since you haven’t changed skincare products or diet, it might be internal factors at play. In Ayurveda, it could indicate an increase in Pitta dosha, as Pitta governs heat and inflammation in the body, and oily skin often leans towards Pitta-Kapha imbalances.

First, consider your current lifestyle. Are you exposed to excessive heat, or experiencing stress, which exacerbates Pitta? Avoid hot, spicy, and sour foods for a while, as they can further aggravate Pitta. Shift towards a diet that includes cooling foods like cucumbers, cilantro, and aloe vera drinks, which help in soothing the inflammation.

To address the itching and burning sensation, apply a paste of sandalwood and rose water on the affected areas, letting it stay for 10-15 minutes before rinsing with cool water. This helps to reduce heat and calm the skin. Turmeric mixed with a bit of honey can also be applied on the pimple to reduce inflammation and prevent it from spreading, as turmeric is known for its antibacterial properties.

Keep the face clean, but don’t overwash as it can strip natural oils and cause further imbalance. Use a gentle, natural cleanser with neem or tea tree oil, known for their antiseptic properties. Steam your face once a week to help open and cleanse pores, but ensure it’s not too hot.

Manage stress with regular yoga or meditation, focusing on calming poses and breathwork to balance excess Pitta. Ensure you are staying hydrated, drinking plenty of water can help flush out toxins, and aid in balancing dosha imbalances.

If discomfort persists, or if new symptoms develop, seeking professional medical evaluation would be wise to rule out any allergic reactions or infections that might need immediate attention.