Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I have had joint eczema for the past seven to eight years in both knees, the lower portion of my leg, and the back of my hand joints. My doctor says that it is psoriasis.
Please help.
Hello,
Welcome to icliniq.com.
I just read your query.
Psoriasis is a non-infectious and inflammatory disease of the skin. Sometimes, the reason is unknown. As you have had psoriasis for the past 7 to 8 years, it has come to a chronic state. So, I recommend you to go for panchakarma therapy.
Panchakarma therapy is an ayurvedic treatment in which the body is detoxified, and you have to follow a particular diet regimen. You can undergo panchakarma therapy under the supervision of an Ayurvedic physician. You cannot perform this procedure on your own. Please find a reputed nearby panchakarma center and go for the treatment of psoriasis. You will see immensely positive results and your problem will be cured.
Till then you have decided to go for panchakarma therapy try all the following things. Garlic is food for the skin. It contains sulfur, which is good for the skin. Take two to three garlic cloves on an empty stomach in the morning. Take flowers of jasmine and make a paste of its flowers and apply this paste directly on the affected area. This will help in relieving itching and inflammation. Take Kaishore Guggulu (Gokshuru, Amruta, Guduchi, Tryushana) two tablets twice daily with lukewarm water for three weeks. Do not swallow these tablets. First, chew them and take them with lukewarm water.
It will help to reduce inflammation. Take a neem capsule, one capsule twice a day with water for four weeks. It helps in purifying blood and also boosts the immune system. Also, apply Neem oil on the affected area twice a day. It has anti-microbial properties. It will help to cure the problem. Stress and anxiety aggravate the problem of psoriasis. So, if you are facing any stress problem, then try to overcome the problem. Do meditation regularly.
It will provide you with calmness of mind. In case you are unable to overcome the stress, only then do you need medicine, and otherwise, meditation will help you a lot. Avoid directly going into the sunlight. Use an umbrella if you are supposed to go outside. Adopt a healthy lifestyle. Eat healthy and fresh food. Avoid taking junk food, deep-fried food, pickles, and excessive curd. Go for panchakarma therapy as soon as you can.
I hope this helps.
Thank you.
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Answered byDr. Alka
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