Skin and Hair Disorders
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Morphea - #199

Satyajit Pramanick

I have morphea treatment with tacroz forte cream rashfree ointment oliatum soap and lobate gm Neo with cotaryl cream and antoxid tablet.The scare does not go away.Is ayurvedic can do it?

Age: 27
Chronic illnesses: Morphea localised sceloderma autoimmune diseases
Morphea
Localised sceloderma
Autoimmune diseases
Red patches
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Hello Satyajit, Since when do you have the symptoms? Also is there itching & burning too? How is your digestion and stools? You can start with local application of Nalpamaradi oil to reduce the inflammation. Also get a blood work with CBC, ESR, CRP and antibodies test done to check on the status.
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To better assess your condition and provide appropriate guidance, could you please share any recent blood test results, particularly tests related to inflammation markers or skin health? Additionally, it would be helpful to know about your diet, lifestyle, and any other treatments you've tried. For managing morphea, Ayurvedic treatments can indeed complement your current regimen. External applications like Khadira powder mixed with water can be applied to the affected area to help reduce inflammation and promote healing. Brahmi oil may also soothe the skin and improve its appearance. Internal medications such as Triphala, which supports detoxification and enhances skin health, and Guggulu, known for its anti-inflammatory properties, can be beneficial as well. Panchakarma therapies like Virechana (therapeutic purgation) can help detoxify the body and may improve skin conditions. Abhyanga, or oil massage, using medicated oils tailored for skin conditions, can improve circulation and nourish the skin. Always consult with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner to create a tailored treatment plan that aligns with your specific needs.

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Morphea, yep, that can be quite a frustrating skin condition to tackle. Ayurveda can offer some interesting perspectives here. At its core, morphea is seen as a result of imbalance in doshas – particularly Vata and Pitta. Vata might be causing dryness, while Pitta can manifest as inflammation. Addressing these should be the priority. Consider introducing some dietary changes to calm Pitta and Vata. I'll keep it simple: focus on cooling, hydrating foods. Things like cucumbers, melons, coconut water, and sweet juicy fruits. Add ghee to your meals, it’s great for lubrication from the inside. Avoid too much spicy and fried stuff, it's gonna aggravate Pitta. Topically, Ayurvedic oils can be beneficial. Look into applying sesame oil or coconut oil mixed with turmeric on the affected areas. Really, it’s about consistency, so do this every day after bathing. You might also want to look into triphala powder; taking it at night can help balance doshas and improve skin health over time. Sometimes internal cleansing can help too. But I'm not suggesting anything harsh. Sip warm water with fresh ginger slices throughout the day to aid digestion and metabolism. Keep that digestive fire (agn) in check! Lifestyle? Stress is a major trigger for skin issues. Find a way to manage it, maybe through yoga or pranayama. Even a ten-minute walk in the morning sunlight can do wonders. But go easy, don't overdo it. Now, since you're currently on conventional treatments, it's crucial, okay, to consult with a healthcare provider before switching things up. Integration is key, and safety matters most. Keep track of any slow but noticeable changes... Ayurveda has its way of working gently and gradually, ya know?

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