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Skin and Hair Disorders
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what is eczema in hindi - #24270

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I am really struggling with this skin issue that seems like eczema. I’ve had these itchy rashes on my arms and legs for months now, and they just won’t go away! A friend mentioned to me that I should look into what is eczema in hindi because she found some helpful tips online. But honestly, I feel lost. I keep scratching and it’s getting worse, and I’m super paranoid it’s gonna spread or become infected or something. I read that Ayurveda might have some natural remedies or ways to help calm the skin down, but I’m not sure what exactly fits my situation. I’m worried about using creams that could irritate it more, so does anyone know what is eczema in hindi and how I can tackle it the natural way? Like, are there specific herbs or treatments to consider? Any personal experiences would be really useful!

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Eczema, known as "Vicharchika" in Hindi, is a condition rooted in an imbalance of the doshas, primarily Pitta and Kapha, according to Ayurveda. This imbalance can lead to dry, itchy, inflamed skin that can be quite persistent. In addressing eczema naturally, identifying the root cause and adopting remedies that align with your body's constitution is crucial. To target this condition, adopting a dietary and lifestyle approach that calms Pitta and Kapha is recommended. Start by incorporating cooling, Pitta-pacifying foods such as ripe fruits, vegetables like cucumbers, and leafy greens into your meals. Avoid spicy, oily, and processed foods, which can aggravate the condition further. Keep your diet as sattvic as much as possible, focusing on purity and balance. Herbal remedies are another avenue to explore. Neem and turmeric, which have strong anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial properties, are helpful in calming the skin. You can apply neem oil directly on affected areas or create a paste with turmeric and a little water to soothe irritation. External treatments are key in managing eczema. Applying coconut oil, which is naturally cooling and hydrating, to the rash can provide relief from itching. Regularly applying aloe vera gel can assist in keeping the skin hydrated and cool, aiding in quicker recovery. Managing stress through yoga and meditation can also significantly contribute to balancing doshas, as emotional factors often play a role in skin flare-ups. Ensure to practice these regularly to maintain energetic balance. Always pay attention to your body's reactions. While these suggestions have been helpful for many, your comfort and safety come first. Eczema can escalate if over-scratched or if infected, and if the symptoms persist or worsen, do consult a healthcare professional to avoid complications.
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