Don’t Worry take Pancha tiktha ghrita Guggulu 1tab bd, mahamanjsiadhi gana vati 1tab bd,vibha ointment Externally, Gandhak Rasayana 1tab bd enough u ll get results
Dr RC BAMS MS
Hello Thanks for sharing the details. I can understand that itchy, dry, blackish patchy area of the skin on the torso of a young female can not only be irritating but also a source of anxiety from the point of view of appearance.
The good thing is — with Ayurveda, such a case of skin is very manageable, particularly, as there is no oozing and the itching is only slightly present.
YOUR CONCERN (Summary)
Age: 20 years
Area involved: Torso (chest, abdomen, and back) Nature: Dry, blackish discoloration, itchy Duration: 1–6 months No discharge / weeping Aggravating factors: Sweets, stress Itching: Mild, occasional
AYURVEDIC UNDERSTANDING
The above condition can be correlated to Vicharchika / Ekakushta in Ayurveda with: -Pitta + Kapha predominance -Association of Rakta dhatu dushti -Background Agni mandya (digestive imbalance) -Stress causing Pitta–Vata aggravation
Why blackish & dry?
Chronic inflammation → Rakta dushti Dryness → Vata association Sweets → increase Kapha + Pitta, worsening itching & pigmentation
👉 As there is no weeping, this is not an acute inflammatory stage, which makes treatment easier and faster.
TREATMENT GOALS
1. Reduce itching 2. Correct Pitta–Kapha imbalance 3. Purify Rakta dhatu 4. Improve skin texture & color 5. Prevent recurrence
AYURVEDIC TREATMENT PLAN
INTERNAL MEDICATION
1. Gandhak Rasayan 1 tablet twice daily after food with warm water → Best for chronic dry eczema & pigmentation
2. Mahamanjishthadi Kwath 20 ml twice daily before food → Blood purifier, reduces discoloration
3. Arogyavardhini Vati 1 tablet twice daily after food → Improves liver function, controls skin disorders
4. Avipattikar Churna ½ tsp at bedtime with warm water → Controls Pitta & prevents sweet-induced flare-ups
Duration: 6–8 weeks (review required)
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Oil-based treatment is preferred (since the lesion is dry)
1.Karanj Taila Apply a thin layer on the affected areas Once daily, preferably at night
2. If itching is increased occasionally: Mix coconut oil + few drops of neem oil and apply
❌ Do not use steroid creams (they worsen skin pigmentation if used for a long time).
DIETARY GUIDELINES (MOST IMPORTANT)
✅ INCLUDE
Bitter vegetables (lauki, karela, tinda) Green leafy vegetables Moong dal Plenty of warm water Turmeric in cooking
❌ STRICTLY AVOID
Sweets, chocolates, bakery items Cold drinks, packaged food Excess milk products Fried & spicy food
LIFESTYLE & STRESS MANAGEMENT
Avoid scratching (which makes pigmentation worse) Keep skin moisturized Avoid very hot showers Wear loose cotton clothes Practice Anulom Vilom / deep breathing daily (10 min)
The main reason for stress, therefore, the mind–skin connection must be looked at.
EXPECTED IMPROVEMENT
Itching subsides in 1–2 weeks Dryness gets better in 2–3 weeks The blackish discoloration diminishes gradually in 6–8 weeks
The recurrence of the disease is reduced significantly along with diet control
As the patient is a young girl, the non-weeping and mild nature of the eczema, this condition is very manageable and often totally reversible with diet and treatment compliance.
Best wishes, Dr. Snehal Vidhate
Hello Thanks for sharing the details. I can understand that itchy, dry, blackish patchy area of the skin on the torso of a young female can not only be irritating but also a source of anxiety from the point of view of appearance.
The good thing is — with Ayurveda, such a case of skin is very manageable, particularly, as there is no oozing and the itching is only slightly present.
YOUR CONCERN (Summary)
Age: 20 years
Area involved: Torso (chest, abdomen, and back) Nature: Dry, blackish discoloration, itchy Duration: 1–6 months No discharge / weeping Aggravating factors: Sweets, stress Itching: Mild, occasional
AYURVEDIC UNDERSTANDING
The above condition can be correlated to Vicharchika / Ekakushta in Ayurveda with: -Pitta + Kapha predominance -Association of Rakta dhatu dushti -Background Agni mandya (digestive imbalance) -Stress causing Pitta–Vata aggravation
Why blackish & dry?
Chronic inflammation → Rakta dushti Dryness → Vata association Sweets → increase Kapha + Pitta, worsening itching & pigmentation
👉 As there is no weeping, this is not an acute inflammatory stage, which makes treatment easier and faster.
TREATMENT GOALS
1. Reduce itching 2. Correct Pitta–Kapha imbalance 3. Purify Rakta dhatu 4. Improve skin texture & color 5. Prevent recurrence
AYURVEDIC TREATMENT PLAN
INTERNAL MEDICATION
1. Gandhak Rasayan 1 tablet twice daily after food with warm water → Best for chronic dry eczema & pigmentation
2. Mahamanjishthadi Kwath 20 ml twice daily before food → Blood purifier, reduces discoloration
3. Arogyavardhini Vati 1 tablet twice daily after food → Improves liver function, controls skin disorders
4. Avipattikar Churna ½ tsp at bedtime with warm water → Controls Pitta & prevents sweet-induced flare-ups
Duration: 6–8 weeks (review required)
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
Oil-based treatment is preferred (since the lesion is dry)
1.Karanj Taila Apply a thin layer on the affected areas Once daily, preferably at night
2. If itching is increased occasionally: Mix coconut oil + few drops of neem oil and apply
❌ Do not use steroid creams (they worsen skin pigmentation if used for a long time).
DIETARY GUIDELINES (MOST IMPORTANT)
✅ INCLUDE
Bitter vegetables (lauki, karela, tinda) Green leafy vegetables Moong dal Plenty of warm water Turmeric in cooking
❌ STRICTLY AVOID
Sweets, chocolates, bakery items Cold drinks, packaged food Excess milk products Fried & spicy food
LIFESTYLE & STRESS MANAGEMENT
Avoid scratching (which makes pigmentation worse) Keep skin moisturized Avoid very hot showers Wear loose cotton clothes Practice Anulom Vilom / deep breathing daily (10 min)
The main reason for stress, therefore, the mind–skin connection must be looked at.
EXPECTED IMPROVEMENT
Itching subsides in 1–2 weeks Dryness gets better in 2–3 weeks The blackish discoloration diminishes gradually in 6–8 weeks
The recurrence of the disease is reduced significantly along with diet control
As the patient is a young girl, the non-weeping and mild nature of the eczema, this condition is very manageable and often totally reversible with diet and treatment compliance.
Best wishes, Dr. Snehal Vidhate
