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Seeking Help for Sensitive Skin and Red Patches - #49337
I've highly sensitive skin. I got red patches suddenly on my face. I used one ointment that is contain steroid without knowing. The redness disappeared. But when when I came to know what it contains I stopped. 8 months before it started again with lots of pain and redness. Then my doctor prescribed other mild steroid to stop that. Before Second time infection I can freely use kumkumadi oil. But after this incident I can't. My whole face swell with pain and itching. Now i cant use anything other than baby cream. Now I've sun sensitivity. Even inside the house my face become dark and if accidentally get sun light I've red patches on face. I know its an serious issue. Sir can you suggest any tablet or Arishtta for this. Thank you Body type - vata pitta Female37
How long have you been experiencing the current symptoms?:
- More than 6 monthsHave you noticed any specific triggers for your skin reactions?:
- Certain foodsHow would you describe the severity of your pain and itching?:
- Moderate, uncomfortableDoctor-recommended remedies for this condition
Doctors' responses
- Chief Complaints: Redness, swelling, itching, photosensitivity, pain on face ***Internal Medicines: - Guduchi Satva – 250 mg, 2 times daily with warm water, for 6–8 weeks - Amalaki Churna – ½–1 tsp, morning on empty stomach with warm water, for 6–8 weeks - Manjishtha Arishta – 2 tsp, after meals, for 4–6 weeks - Optional: Triphala Churna – ½ tsp at night with warm water, if constipation/digestion issues ****External Care: Apply plain baby cream or petrolatum 2–3 times daily Use physical sunscreen (zinc oxide/titanium dioxide) before sun exposure Avoid oils, steroid creams, and herbal pastes for now ****Diet & Lifestyle Advice: Avoid spicy, oily, sour, and hot foods Eat cooling, hydrating foods: cucumber, watermelon, cooked greens, milk, ghee Drink warm water; avoid sun exposure and heat Wash face gently with plain water; avoid soap/face washes ***Follow-Up: Reassess skin every 2–3 weeks If redness/swelling persists or worsens, consult dermatologist for possible tacrolimus or short steroid taper
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