What Ayurvedic medicines can help with macular amyloidosis and dark scaly patches on skin? - #53539

Ayurvedic point of view, macular amyloidosis is considered a chronic skin disorder caused by imbalance of Pitta and Vata dosha along with accumulation of toxins (ama) in the blood (rakta dhatu). It leads to dark, scaly patches due to impaired skin nourishment and toxin deposition. ----Treatment focus is on: Blood purification (Rakta shodhana) Pitta balancing Improving digestion and toxin removal External soothing and anti-inflammatory applications ----It is a chronic condition, so improvement is gradual and requires consistent internal and external management along with diet control. —Internal Medicines: 1) Manjistha Kwath – 2 tsf twice daily with warm water equal 2) Khadiradi vati – 2 tab twice daily after food with equal water 3) Arogyavardhini Vati 1 tab twice daily after food 4) Triphala vati – 1 tab at bedtime with warm water ----External Application: Neem oil + Aloe vera gel application over patches twice daily Mild cleansing with neem-based herbal soap ----Panchakarma Advice: Virechana – main recommended procedure for Pitta & blood purification Raktamokshana (Leech therapy) – selective use in localized thick hyperpigmented lesions Abhyanga with medicated oils followed by mild swedana (steam) if dryness present------ for 7 days ----Pathya (Diet & Lifestyle): Light, warm, easily digestible food Increase bitter vegetables, greens Avoid spicy, oily, fermented and junk foods Avoid scratching, friction, and sun exposure on lesions ----- follow up after 15 days

●Manjishtadi Kwath- 2 tsp 2 times after food ●Khadirarishta- 1 tsp 3 times after food ●Amrutharishta-2 tsp 3 times empty stomach ●Nimbadi Kwath-1 tab 3 times a day after food ●Gandharvahastadi Castor Oil- warm 2 to 4 tsp and aply 3 times ●Eladi Tailam or Nalpamaradi Tailam: Apply gently on affected areas 2 times daily,Aloe vera gel Soothes itching and hydrates skin, Turmeric paste: Anti-inflammatory and depigmenting