Eczema Treatment

In the Ayurvedic aspect, eczema is viewed as not just a single skin condition; but as many skin conditions that affect the epidermis and coupe up to form one disease. The resultant disease manifests itself in the form of extreme dryness and excessive itching of the skin; since the epidermis is the outer layer of the skin; you can actually see the effect of eczema with your bare eyes. In the modern aspect; eczema can be called atopic dermatitis. It is believed to be some alternative form of the disease dermatitis. A short definition would be that eczema is a skin inflammatory disease affecting the epidermis. So both concepts agree whereby they state that eczema affects the outer layer of the skin.

Symptoms

A feeling of itchiness

A rash appearing in many parts of the body; mostly the back of the knees and the front of the elbows

Drying of the skin; giving off a scaly look

A change in the skin’s pigmentation on affected areas; hence looking either lighter or darker depending on the complexion

The skin that’s affected may also begin to red and then soon after turn brown

The affected skin may begin to ooze liquid puss

The skin on the affected areas may crack or form blisters

Causes

Irritation to the skin hence leading to an exaggerated response by the alert immune system of the body

Genetic causes; eczema can also be hereditary in a family and therefore passed down from parents and grandparents to their children and grandchildren

If in case the barrier of the skin is defected in any way; this could be a cause of germs going into the skin layer and moisture moving out fast

Exposure to harsh conditions; like hotness and coldness, rubbing against rough surfaces and harsh washing and cleaning detergents

Depression and stress

Allergies and leaving the skin dry all the time

Pathetic hygiene

Types

Contact dermatitis which can be divided further into irritant contact dermatitis and allergy contact dermatitis and are both brought about by damages to the skin due to harsh substances and conditions

Atopic dermatitis is the commonest type affecting those with hereditary causes, skin barrier defects and chronic diseases such as asthma that attack the respiratory system on the upper side

Diagnosis

A diagnosis can be given surely only by a doctor; either general or dermatologist. The doctor will take a look at the symptoms of eczema that your skin has shown and then will ask you about your history both medically and family-wise. This will help the doctor to determine the cause of the disease and diagnose you with eczema. Only after the diagnosis can the treatment and management begin. Eczema has no cure; just methods of better managing the condition.

Treatment of Eczema at Ayurveda yoga wellness clinic Melbourne

This type of treatment aims at creating a balance among all three doshas in the body to ensure that it is perfectly healthy; so such treatments are used to manage it:

• Panchakarma ( Detox Treatment)
• Rasayana
• Restrictions in diet
• Raktamosha
• Snehana
• Swedana
• Oral Ayurvedic  medication

Those who are having trouble because of Eczema and seeking for some help can contact the clinic anytime. With the help of Ayurveda specialist at Ayurveda yoga wellness clinic, patients can get the best treatment in Ayurveda. We have qualified Ayurveda doctors and they treat with Organic medicine. This is the most advanced medicine in Ayurveda. We use authentic traditional medicine therapy and which helps to get away from the chronic diseases. We not just treat the patient physically but also psychologically. Skin issue could create lots of mental and people might lose self-confidence. We help them to gain the self confidence back and be happy in daily lifestyle.

Dr Santosh Yadav is an Ayurveda specialist and the pioneer in Ayurveda medicine. He has more than 10 years’ experience in this field. He has treated thousands of patients in India and Australia.

Herbs used to treat Eczema are:

Ashwagandha harb: Ashwagandha is the most popular herb in treating Eczema and getting adopted by many Ayurvedic doctors. With its natural smell it makes people relax and calm. It is generally given as a powder and taken with warm water or milk morning and night.

Babul (Acacia arabica): The babul tree plays vital role in treating Eczema. After boiling the leaf in the water that needs to apply on the affected areas.

Neem leaf: Neem leafs are very useful and important to treat Eczema. This is completely a natural formula and easy way too. This might be taken orally or the leaf paste on affected areas. Neem is anti-inflammatory, and can reduce the redness and irritation of the skin. This works faster than any artificial moisturising cream.

Butea (Butea monosperma): The seeds of the butea are mixed with lime water and needs to apply on the affected area.

Except these herbs Dietary treatment also plays and important way to keep the issue away.

Diet and lifestyle

Diet and good lifestyle plays an important role to treat Eczema. This could cause because of unhealthy lifestyle. Junk food, oily food and too much spicy food could create lots of health issue including Eczema. Ayurveda food is very important for daily lifestyle. It keeps your healthy and away from health issues. Ayurveda experts always recommends to eat vegetable, salad and natural food.

Yoga and Eczema

It is very important to keep your mind relax and fresh. Especially those who are suffering from Eczema it is important for them to keep away from mental stress. Yoga plays a vital role to keep you alive.

Types of Yoga

Surya namaskar is the most common yoga pose to fight skin problem. Getting popularity day by day. This could be practised with the sun rise.

Sarvangasana helps to increase blood flow in the body. Those who suffer from blood pressure and heart troubles this pose is not advisable for them.

Kapalbharti yoga helps to cure lots of health issue. It helps to get more fresh air to the mind and body. It is very easy to practice and can be done by anyone.

Uttanasana helps you to keep fit and ready to fight any health problem. It is a pose to fight skin problem, and increases circulation, calming stress and induces parasympathetic response.

Those who are looking for help and treatment can contact Dr Santosh anytime in Melbourne.

For more information, call us on (03) 9794 8546