Eczema is known as Vicharchika in Ayurveda and is caused due to unhealthy lifestyle and diet habits, which leads to digestive problems and aggravation of Pitta Dosha. Eczema is a common skin disorder that produces irritated, itchy, red, and dry skin. Atopic dermatitis is another name for the disorder. Eczema can manifest in childhood or early adolescence and last until maturity. It can also be manifested at any stage of life.
Eczema isn’t caused by a problem on the surface of the skin; instead, it is almost always the cause of a deeper imbalance. Ayurveda's strength lies in recognizing and treating the underlying problem, which takes time but yields more long-term results. Most skin problems start deep inside the body, with digestive problems, excessive heat and toxicity in the blood, and weakening of linked organs like the liver and bone marrow, all of which are aggravated by seasonal changes and mental stress. This aggravation of body tissues are causes of eczema.
The main focus of the treatment is to pacify the effect of Pitta dosha, by enhancing metabolism by including proper diet and specialized herbal medications. The treatment for eczema includes multiple detoxifications, internal medications, application of lepa, abhyanga, vamana, rakta moskhana, etc. We have seen people living symptom free and a scar free life after connecting with Ayurveda.
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Eczema of this type is the most severe and long-lasting one. When scratched, the skin becomes irritated and may split, releasing a clear fluid (an effect known as "weeping"). The people with atopic dermatitis experience flares in which the symptoms worsen and intensify the condition.
The skin becomes red and itchy as a result of a localized skin response to wastes in the environment. Irritation contact eczema occurs when the skin reacts quickly to irritants such as chemicals (acids, cleaning agents, soaps, etc.), abrasion, or heat. Often, the skin reacts slowly (48 to 96 hours) after coming into contact with a foreign material or one to which you've developed an allergy, such as poison ivy, nickel, or latex – this is known as allergic contact eczema.
This kind of eczema, which is sometimes mistaken for dry skin, causes dry, thick, scaly areas on the hands that split and bleed. Hand eczema, like contact eczema, is provoked by irritants and allergens. As a result, those who work in cleaning, cooking, hairdressing, nursing, and mechanical occupations are more likely to develop it. When compared to individuals who have never experienced atopic dermatitis or eczema, those who have had atopic dermatitis or eczema are more likely to develop hand eczema.
It is recognized by small blisters on hands and feet, especially palms, fingers and soles. These can be very itchy and often affect sleep and work time.
It is also known as scalp eczema, which is recognized by white or yellow scaly patches of skin which develop in oily areas like scalp, face, ears and groin. Microorganisms that live on skin like yeast, contribute to this condition.
The round spots or coin-shaped lesions that occur as a rash on the arms, legs, or trunk of the body are characteristic of this irritating and inflammatory skin disorder. Small blisters and scabs are common side effects of nummular eczema. The elderly people are more likely to develop nummular dermatitis, commonly known as discoid eczema.
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Eczema is a condition in which the skin becomes red and itchy, and can occur at any age. It is also known as atopic dermatitis which can persist for long term and flares periodically. It is usually accompanied with asthma or hay fever.
Eczema is mainly caused due to a weak immune system, genetics and environmental factors that trigger this condition like irritants or allergens, and stress. The overreaction of mentioned factors causes inflammation of skin.
In allopathy medicine, corticosteroid creams, solutions, gels, foams, ointments, etc. can be used to cure the symptoms of eczema. In ayurveda, application of lepa (herbal paste) and lifestyle changes brings in reduction of symptoms of eczema.
In modern science, there is no cure for eczema, but in ayurveda, there is a cure. Changes in lifestyle accompanied with herbal medications and application of natural herbs, surely help in relieving symptoms and in long run, the condition can be reversed.
Eczema in Ayurveda is generally related to vicharchika. Generally, Kapha pitta Hara chikitsa is advised. Recovery treatments such as virechana, sarvanga or takra dhara, prakshalana, and others are also employed to get reversal.
Eczema, which relates to vicharchika of ayurveda, is caused due to vitiation of Pitta dosha.
According to ayurveda, herbs like turmeric, cardamom, triphala, neem, indian sarsaparilla, milk thistle, aloe vera, chickweed, liquorice, etc. prove to be extremely beneficial in eczema.
According to ayurveda, eczema is caused due to vitiation of pitta dosha that causes digestive problems, excessive heat and toxicity in the body, which leads to inflammation of tissues.
Foods like citrus fruits, dairy, gluten, soy, spices, nuts, tomatoes, eggs, etc. usually tend to trigger eczema conditions.
Neem has antibacterial, antifungal and antiviral properties. Thus, it is suggested to be useful in eczema, especially the one caused due to allergens. It reduces itchiness, dryness and redness of skin.
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