Sounds like you might be going through something really uncomfortable and understandably, it makes you anxious. ACDT can be tricky because it’s true, it might show up as rashes, hives, or even pretty intense redness and blisters. These reactions can pop up shortly after starting a medication, like you said, so you could be on to something suspecting it’s ACDT.
First things first, figuring out if it’s actually ACDT or just a mild reaction is important. Usually, confirming involves an immediate check-in with your doctor coz they’re the best positioned to assess whether the med should be stopped. In emergencies or if symptoms get worse very fast, don’t wait, seek urgent medical care!
On the Ayurveda side of things, if you’re looking to calm your skin and get that inflammation down, yep, herbs like Aloe Vera and Neem can be your best buddies. Aloe Vera gel is soothing for the skin - you can directly apply its gel to the affected areas to relieve some of that discomfort. Neem has got some powerful anti-inflammatory properties, it’s worth considering applying neem paste gently on the skin. Turmeric, maybe best consumed - try a little turmeric mixed in warm milk, it’s pretty well-known for reducing internal inflammation.
Work with your doctor before stopping any meds, as they can help adjust things but mentioning Ayurvedic remedies could be helpful. Some medications definetly shouldn’t be stopped abruptly.
Preventing future episodes? You could look at a few things. Keeping a diary might help identify triggers or which drugs you react to. And when considering new medications, your doctor could opt for a skin patch test or something similar to gauge reactions.
Incorporating Ayurveda and modern treatment together always feels like a win to me. It’s about finding a balance that suits your body.
