Can I take Khadirarishta with Raktadoshanashak vati for persistent skin itching at age 75? - #56269

Namaste Itching is a symptom of any given skin condition also it implies the kapha dominance as a doctors self medication is strictly prohibited but YES you can take the Vati 1 each in the morning and evening also you can use Nalpamaradi taila for external application

••Hello. Given your age of 75 and the fact that localized itching (Kandu) on both arms is persisting after a 20-day course of Raktadoshanashak Vati, it is important to carefully evaluate your regimen. ••In Ayurveda, skin manifestations at this stage of life are frequently driven by Vata Dosha dominance, which naturally increases with age and causes Rukshata (excessive dryness). When Vata combines with a subtle aggravation of Pitta or Kapha, it leads to persistent itching. ••Evaluating Your Current Regimen ••Raktadoshanashak Vati: This formulation is highly effective when the root cause is primarily a blood impurity (Rakta Dushti) or a Pitta-Kapha imbalance. However, because it contains potent herbs aimed at purifying and drying up excess fluid/toxins, using it continuously at age 75 without a strong Vata-balancing agent can sometimes inadvertently increase skin dryness, thereby keeping the itch cycle active. ••Khadirarishta: Khadira (Acacia catechu) is the absolute premier herb (Agrya Aushadha) for skin diseases (Kustha) and itching (Kandu). Because it is an Arishta (a naturally fermented liquid), it acts as a catalyst (Anupana), helping to improve digestion, clear deep-seated metabolic toxins (Ama), and improve systemic circulation to the skin. Recommended Integrated Dosage & Protocol ••Yes, you can introduce Khadirarishta to your regimen. Combining a Vati (tablet) with an Arishta (liquid) is a standard classical approach to enhance therapeutic efficacy. However, because of your age, we must ensure the digestive fire (Agni) is not overloaded. ••Raktadoshanashak Vati 1 Tablet Twice a day, after meals (Lunch and Dinner). ••Baidyanath Khadirarishta 15 ml (approx. 3 teaspoons) Mix with 15 ml (equal quantity) of lukewarm water. Take it immediately after the Raktadoshanashak Vati. ••Moisturize to Pacify Vata: Internal purification needs to be balanced with external hydration. Apply Nalpamaradi Thailam or pure Moorchhit Tila Taila (Sesame Oil) mixed with a pinch of camphor gently over both arms 30 minutes before a bath. If the itching feels hot or burning, use Shata Dhauta Ghrita (100-times washed ghee) instead. ••Bath Temperature: Ensure you do not use excessively hot water to wash your arms, as hot water strips away natural lipids and worsens Vata-induced itching. Use lukewarm or room-temperature water. ••Dietary Adjustments: While treating skin conditions, strictly avoid fermented foods (curd, idli, dosa), excessive salt, sour items (pickles, lemons), and deep-fried foods, as these quickly vitiate Rakta (blood) and Pitta