HOMOEO HEALTH ADVICE

CHILBLAIN Chilblains are small, itchy swellings on the skin that occur as a reaction to cold temperatures. They usually go away over 7-14 days Chilblains are uncomfortable but can be prevented.  They usually develop several hours after exposure to the cold, and it is possible to get several at the same time. chilblains are a tissue inflammation that arises due to exposure to severe cold and humidity. This leaves the capillary beds in the skin affected, causing itching, red patches, swelling and formation of blisters on extremities, primarily the toes, fingers, nose and ears. SYMPTOMS OF CHILLBLAIN Chilblains are very itchy. A burning sensation is also typical. They are usually red at first but may become purple. Pain and tenderness over the chilblains often develop. In some cases the skin over a chilblain may blister which may delay healing. Occasionally, the skin breaks down to leave a small ulcer which is prone to infection Some people have chilblains ev...

PHRYNODERMA( TOAD SKIN) A rough dry skin eruption marked by keratosis and usually associated with vitamin A deficiency—called also   toad skin. The skin bumps tend to occur mainly on the trunk and extremities. CAUSE- The major reason behind toad skin are- ·            Sometimes the body become excessively deficit in certain vitamins like vitamin A, vitamin B complex and vitamin E,  as a result the chances of this kind of disorder tend to increases. theses vitamins are considered to be absolutely essential for maintaining appropriate skin conditions. ·            Over avoidance of green vegetable could be another reason.  ·            Deficiency in essential fatty acid is another causative agent in the conditions of phrynoderma. More importantly human need poly unsaturated fatty acid called PUFA for...

PITYRIASIS VERSICOLOR Pityriasis versicolor  is a common fungal infection of the skin that often affects adolescents and young adults. The term versicolor refers to the fact that it causes the affected skin to change color and become either lighter or darker than surrounding skin.  It typically occurs in hot climates. MOST COMMAN AREA  it affects are the ·          Shoulders ·          Back ·          Chest ·          Neck ·          At times, it can affect folds of skin, such as the crook of the arm, ·          The skin under the breasts, or the groin. ·          The face is usually spared, although sometimes children can have the face affected. · ...

SEBORRHEIC  DERMATITIS & HOMOEOPATHY Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic  skin inflammation that becomes worse and better spontaneously. ·        Dandruff. Cradle cap. That red, itchy rash with flaky scales could be seborrheic dermatitis, or seborrhea. ·        It's a common skin disease that looks similar to psoriasis, eczema, or an allergic reaction. And it can appear on  body as well as scalp. Seborrheic dermatitis causes an eczema-type eruption  commonly affecting portions of the head and upper torso. Seborrheic dermatitis is also known as seborrhea.(excessive production of sebum ). SEBORRHEIC  DERMATITIS  FACT ·           Seborrheic dermatitis is probably the single most common inflammatory skin condition affecting humans aside from acne vulgaris. ...