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I'm getting more acne nowadays
Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #523
188 days ago
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I'm getting more acne nowadays - #523

Bhagyashree

Before I didn't had skin issues since 1yr I'm suffering from acne nowadays more inflammatory acne please give solution to get rid of this acne problem

Age: 24
Chronic illnesses: I'm suffering from PCOD but now it's normal with regular Cycles
Back acne
Acne marks
Skin infections
Hair fall pimples and stomach problem also
Triphala for skin health
Sandalwood for skin health
Skin problem
Acne problem
Skin
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187 days ago
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Inflammatory acne, especially when linked to hormonal fluctuations as seen with PCOD, often reflects an imbalance in the body's Pitta and Kapha doshas, which can increase heat, oiliness, and inflammation in the skin. In Ayurveda, acne is recognized as "Yuvana Pidaka" and can be managed effectively with internal and external treatments. Internally, incorporating herbs like Neem (Azadirachta indica), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), and Turmeric (Curcuma longa) may help purify the blood and reduce inflammation. Additionally, Triphala and Shatavari can support hormonal balance and help maintain regular cycles, which can further improve skin health. Externally, gentle cleansing is essential. A paste made with sandalwood (Chandana) and rose water applied to the affected areas can reduce inflammation and calm the skin. Alternatively, you could try using a turmeric and aloe vera gel mask once or twice a week to reduce redness and heal breakouts. Diet also plays a vital role; I suggest reducing spicy, oily, and processed foods, which can aggravate Pitta and Kapha doshas, and instead including cooling foods like cucumber, pomegranate, and green leafy vegetables. Drinking plenty of water and herbal teas, such as fennel or coriander tea, can help detoxify the system and keep the skin clear. Regular exercise and stress management through practices like pranayama and yoga are also beneficial, as they enhance circulation and reduce acne-triggering stress. Following this balanced Ayurvedic regimen can help clear your skin and promote long-term health.
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Ah, acne can be quite bothersome. Sounds like you've been having trouble settling this issue recently. To tackle it, let's look into a few things through the lens of Ayurveda, which might help you. In Ayurvedic terms, acne is often linked to an imbalance in the doshas, particularly Pitta. Pitta dosha, associated with fire and heat, when imbalanced, can manifest as inflammatory conditions like acne. So, the goal is to pacify that fiery Pitta and restore harmony. 1. **Diet first!** Make sure you're keeping away from too many spicy, oily, or pungent foods that might be aggravating the Pitta even more. Instead, focus on cooling foods like cucumbers, melons, or green leafy veggies like spinach. Drink lots of water to help flush out toxins. Try to include herbs like turmeric and neem in your daily routine; they have purifying properties that can help reduce inflammation. 2. **Basic routines** also make a difference. Wash your face gently, twice a day, avoiding harsh soaps. You might want to make a natural paste of sandalwood and rose water, apply it to the affected areas, let it dry, and rinse it off. It can help soothe the skin. 3. Keep an eye on your **ifestyle habits**. Regular exercise can do wonders for your skin because it boosts circulation. It doesn’t have to be something intense, just enough to get the blood flowing. Also, stress is a huge Pitta aggravator, so indulge in relaxing practices like yoga or meditation. 4. **Triphala** is an excellent herbal concoction, taken before bed; it can help with detoxifying the body. Start with half a teaspoon mixed with warm water. But check if it fits with your routine. Remember skin issues might take time to improve. If it continues to worsen though, don’t hesitate to reach out to a healthcare provider. Sometimes, a personalized consultation can be what you need for proper guidance. Hang in there, you're journey to clear skin is in progress!

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