Tag: Skin Infections

To treat psoriasis, ayurveda uses a holistic treatment plan that involves nidana parivarjana (avoidance of factors that cause psoriasis), panchakarma (purifying treatments), and shamana (suppression of vitiated doshas). Therapies such as vamana (therapeutic vomiting) and the ingestin and topicall application of herbal remedies are vital to treatment.

You might know turmeric as the yellow spice that gives curry its vibrant color. But turmeric does not just perk up your food! This...

If your baby has eczema, use coconut or sunflower seed oil to moisturize and ease symptoms. Also try adding colloidal oats, rice water, or chamomile oil to your baby’s bath to soothe the skin and prevent itchiness and inflammation. Moisturizing the skin frequently, avoiding irritants, and using anti-scratch mittens can help. Give your baby probiotics to ease eczema linked to food allergies.

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that results in the production of plaques of thickened, scaling skin. It is a non-contagious condition and the...

Psoriasis flare-ups are frustrating and difficult to manage. Knowing their triggers can help you avoid them. Weather conditions and negative emotions can lead to flare-ups. Infections in the upper respiratory tract and skin injuries can both trigger and worsen symptoms. Medications that treat high blood pressure, heart disorders, and bipolar disorders can lead to flare-ups. Alcohol and tobacco consumption might also cause symptoms.

Mushrooms are a favorite of many. There are so many varieties of them present, such as button, shiitake, oyster, portobello, black, etc, and adding...

Dandruff is easy or hard to manage based on its root cause. While dry flakes go away post winter season, dandruff due to oily skin, psoriasis, or fungal growth require more efforts. To avoid dandruff buildup, follow healthy practices like washing hair regularly, avoiding product residue in hair, and eating right. Treating dandruff problems on time can prevent further issues.

Atopic dermatitis is severe eczema with symptoms like dry, scaly skin, redness, itching, rashes, etc. Dry skin, extreme weather conditions, stress, infections, etc are some of its triggers. Medically, it is often treated with creams, corticosteroids, antihistamines, and phototherapy. Taking care of the skin, managing stress, wearing loose cotton clothes, trying sea salt baths, and using lavender are some home remedies that may help.

An itchy forehead may be caused due to skin conditions like eczema, contact dermatitis, dandruff, and acne. Certain cosmetic products may trigger itching due to an allergen. Other causes include sunburns, stress, and pregnancy. The symptoms include burning, dryness, redness, scaling, and itching etc. Washing your face with cold water, using aloe vera gel, applying sunscreen may help ease the symptoms.

An itchy penis can be uncomfortable and painful. But pinpointing the exact reason behind an itchy penis can be difficult because there are a...

You now have one more reason to enjoy your cup of yogurt! Fermented foods like yogurt (and probiotic supplements) have in them live microorganisms which...

Regardless of your skin issues, sandalwood oil will save the day. This natural remedy leaves your skin blemish-free by killing acne-causing bacteria. It reduces inflammation and lightens discoloration. The anti-inflammatory properties will manage psoriasis, soothe sunburns, and treat common warts. Sandalwood oil has chemoprotective antioxidants that stop cancer cells from spreading. To use, dilute 5 drops essential oil in a carrier or mix sandalwood powder with honey or clay.

Our skin is not always in its best condition and needs our attention from time to time. Although skin conditions such as acne and...

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease which manifests as red, flaky patches on the skin. Although seen to affect the skin, this illness actually begins in...

Psoriasis is an inflammatory condition; therefore, an anti-inflammatory approach may ease its symptoms. Omega 3 fatty acids from fish may prevent cardiovascular diseases. Colorful vegetables and fruits including spinach, kale, blueberries, and figs are good, too. Fiber from grains like whole oats, proteins from lean white meat like chicken, and good fats from avocados and nuts may ease psoriasis symptoms.