Skin Disease causes and Treatment

Skin Disease

skin disease indicate that if something is wrong inside the body then lack of internal equilibrium manifests through the skin. From an ayurvedic perspective, skin diseases are caused by doshic imbalance, and therefore treatment focuses on imparting harmony and balance for the individual. Ayurveda can cure long-term skin diseases and chronic conditions such as dermatitis and eczema.

The skin is a vital part of our body’s health and wellbeing. Our skin integrates our whole body “under one roof”. because skin senses pain, temperature and pressure. It is prone to injuries both externally and internally,

Causes of skin diseases

Accordingly Ayurveda perspective, the major underlying cause of disease is improper diet and lifestyle. If you pursue a diet or lifestyle that goes against your nature , then your body can develop a bodily imbalance that gives rise to skin disorders..

While imbalance of any dosha may cause skin disease, where as it is associated more with pitta imbalance (the heat element). Any activity that increases the fire or heat element in the body aggravates pitta eventually can lead to skin problems..

Ayurveda states that sluggish liver (dysfunction of the liver) associated with doshic imbalance causes skin diseases. The accumulation of toxins () in the liver breaks out through the skin.

Some of the common skin condition mentioned in Ayurveda:

• skin-cancer, psoriasis, dermatitis and atopic eczema
• any persistent rash or itch
• skin-allergies
• skin-discoloration, static or changing
• acne, rosacea and other common inflammatory skin conditions
• stubborn acne or acne scars
• bacterial, fungal and viral skin infections

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The treatment for skin diseases can vary widely depending on the specific condition, its underlying causes, and individual factors. It’s important to note that I am not a medical professional, and any information provided here should not replace professional medical advice.

If you suspect you have a skin disease or condition, it’s crucial to consult with a healthcare provider or dermatologist for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. That said, here are some general approaches to skin disease treatment:

Considerations:

1. Topical Medications:
   • Corticosteroids: These can help reduce inflammation in conditions like eczema and psoriasis.
   • Antifungal Creams: Used to treat fungal infections like ringworm.
   • Topical Antibiotics: Prescribed for bacterial infections such as impetigo.
2. Oral Medications:
   • Antibiotics: Oral antibiotics may be prescribed for bacterial infections.
   • Antifungal Medications: For systemic fungal infections.
   • Oral Corticosteroids: In some cases, oral steroids may be used for severe inflammation.
3. Phototherapy:
   • Light Therapy (Phototherapy): Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light under controlled conditions may be used to treat conditions like psoriasis.
4. Moisturizers and Emollients:
   • Keeping the skin moisturized is crucial in managing conditions like eczema and dry skin.
5. Lifestyle and Dietary Changes:
   • Certain skin conditions may be influenced by lifestyle factors and diet. Adopting a healthy lifestyle and avoiding triggers can be beneficial.
6. Avoiding Triggers:
   • Identifying and avoiding triggers that worsen the condition is important. This may include allergens, irritants, or specific foods.
7. Ayurvedic Treatment:
   • Some individuals explore Ayurvedic treatments for skin diseases. These may include herbal remedies, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle changes. It’s essential to consult with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice.
8. Immunosuppressant Medications:
   • In some autoimmune conditions affecting the skin, immunosuppressant drugs may be prescribed to modulate the immune response.

Remember, effective treatment depends on an accurate diagnosis, and self-diagnosis can lead to incorrect treatments. Consult with a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and guidance tailored to your specific situation.

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