Gynecology and Obstetrics
Question #7428
122 days ago
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PUPPP Rash Treatment - #7428

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I’m currently in my third trimester of pregnancy, and a few weeks ago, I started experiencing this incredibly itchy rash all over my belly. It’s gotten worse over time and is now spreading to my thighs and arms. After some research, I discovered this condition might be PUPPP rash (pruritic urticarial papules and plaques of pregnancy), which seems common for first-time moms like me. I’ve tried basic remedies like calamine lotion and oatmeal baths, but the relief is temporary, and the itching is driving me crazy. I don’t want to use steroid creams unless absolutely necessary. Are there any effective PUPPP rash treatments in Ayurveda that are safe during pregnancy? I’ve read that cooling herbs like neem and sandalwood can help with skin inflammation. Can these be used topically for PUPPP rash treatment? Are there any Ayurvedic oils or pastes that soothe itching and reduce redness? Additionally, I’m wondering if my diet could be contributing to this. I’ve seen suggestions that reducing pitta dosha could help manage skin issues. Should I avoid spicy and oily foods or include specific cooling foods to help with PUPPP rash treatment? If anyone here has dealt with PUPPP rash during pregnancy, I’d love to know what worked for you. Did you use natural remedies or Ayurvedic therapies? How long did it take for the rash to improve, and did it completely go away after delivery?

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Dr. Harsha Joy
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121 days ago
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PUPPP rash can be managed in Ayurveda with cooling and soothing remedies. A paste made from neem and sandalwood, mixed with rose water, can be applied to the affected areas for relief from itching and inflammation. Coconut oil infused with camphor or aloe vera gel can also be used to moisturize and calm the skin. Diet plays a key role in managing pitta dosha; avoid spicy, oily, and acidic foods, and include cooling options like coconut water, cucumber, and fresh fruits like pomegranate. Staying hydrated and wearing loose, breathable cotton clothing also helps. The rash often resolves after delivery, but consistent use of these remedies can provide relief in the meantime. Always consult your doctor before trying new treatments during pregnancy.
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