?? Do’s: ?? Stay Hydrated. Drink buttermilk. Limit dairy intake. Home cooked meal that is a balanced diet. Stress free lifestyle ? Dont’s: ? Oily and spicy food. Processed and preserved food. Packed and ready to eat items. Pickles and papad Dried fish Curd ?? Medication: ?? Cap. Marvin 2 caps twice a day before food Tab. Gandhak rasayan 2 tabs twice a day before food Syp. Sarivadhyasav 3 tsp twice a day after food Castor oil 4 tsp at bed time with hot water
This condition is due to involvement of Pitta and Kapha doshas 1) Mahatiktaka Kashayam- 5- ml mixed with 20 ml lukewarm water, twice daily before food. 2) Khadirarishta- 5 ml with equal amount of water, twice daily after food. 3) eladi Keram - Apply gently over the arm 30 mins before bath. 4) Satadhouta Ghritam- Apply as a thin layer after bath or at bedtime. 5) Eladi Choornam or Nimba (Neem) water- Use instead of soap for bathing the affected arm. 👇👇👇👇👇👇 Avoid Sour foods (curd, pickles, lemon, tamarind), excessively salty foods, and spicy chilies. Idli, dosa, and bakery items with yeast (can aggravate Kapha/itching). Strictly avoid mixing Milk with Fish, Fruits, or Salt. Temporarily limit peanuts, soy, and eggs 👇👇👇👇👇 Keep the child’s nails short and clean to prevent secondary infections from scratching. Use soft, loose-fitting cotton clothes. Avoid wool or synthetics directly on the affected arm. Use lukewarm water, never hot. Pat the skin dry gently; do not rub.
Hello, It sounds like your daughter is dealing with a significant amount of discomfort. In Ayurveda, skin conditions characterized by a “burning” appearance, redness, and itching (bitter lashes) are typically classified as Vicharchika (Eczema), often driven by an imbalance of Pitta (heat) and Kapha (moisture/itching) in the blood (Raktha). Since the skin looks “burned,” the primary goal is to cool the inflammation and detoxify the blood. Ayurvedic Perspective The burning sensation and redness indicate high Pitta. The pimples appearing after rubbing suggest Kapha and fluid accumulation. Blood purification (Rakthaprasadana) and topical cooling. Ayurveda Medicines 1. Maha Thikthaka Ghritam Purpose: The “gold standard” for skin diseases with burning and inflammation. It purifies blood from within. Dose: 1 teaspoon with warm water on an empty stomach twice daily. 2. Manjishtadi Kwath Purpose: A potent blood purifier that helps clear rashes and reduces the frequency of “pimples.” Dose: 15ml liquid mixed with 45ml lukewarm water, twice daily before food. 3. Psoria Oil for external use Purpose: Despite the name, it is excellent for all inflammatory skin conditions. It contains Wrightia tinctoria which soothes “burned” looking skin. Application: Apply gently over the arm 30 minutes before bath. Do not scrub. 4. Eladi Kerathailam Purpose: A coconut-oil based formula that treats itching (the “bitter” feeling) and prevents secondary infections from rubbing. Application: Apply after bath to keep the skin hydrated and cool. Use a green gram (moong dal) powder paste instead of soap on her arm to avoid further irritation. Wash the area with water boiled with Neem leaves and cooled to room temperature. Avoid sour, salty, and spicy foods (like pickles or citrus) for a few weeks, as these increase Pitta and worsen the “burned” look.
Your child’s symptoms = eczema (Vicharchika) with itching + dryness + rash. Main aim: reduce itching + heal skin + prevent scratching. Gandhaka Rasayana ½ tablet twice daily after food (crush and give with honey) Khadirarishta 5–10 ml + equal water twice daily after food External Application (Very Important) Coconut oil + pinch turmeric Apply 2 times daily OR Eladi oil Apply once daily (good for itching) For Itching Relief (Immediate) Apply cold aloe vera gel 2–3 times daily Bath Care Use lukewarm water only Add little neem leaves water for bathing Avoid soaps → use mild herbal powder 5. Diet Control Avoid Chocolate, junk food Curd (especially night) Very spicy food Give Simple home food Fruits, green vegetables Plenty of water