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Psoriasis is a non- infectious ,chronic inflammatory disease of the skin , characterized by well-defined erythematous plaques, with silvery scale , with a predilection for extensor surfaces and scalp. It has a chronic fluctuating course. Psoriasis may start at any age but is unusual before 5 years. The clinical course is very much variable. Homoeopathy has a firm answer to psoriasis. This can be removed from root and can be completely cured.
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There are different forms of psoriasis :
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GENERAL MANAGEMENT
HOMOEOPATHIC APPROACH
Psoriasis can be efficiently treated by homoeopathy with the help of constitutional remedy covering the totality of all signs and symptoms. The response in skin diseases is appreciable with homoeopathy. Remedy differs from case to case , so reaching right homoeopathic remedy under consultation of a registered homoeopathic practitioner is important. Its the constitutional remedy which can remove this tendency and patient can get rid of this life long condition otherwise.
Some of the homoeopathic therapeutics for psoriasis are as follows ; please note following medicines will give temporary relief. For complete removal of psoriasis a constitutional remedy ( which is a homoeopathic remedy selected on basis of patient’s physical and emotional makeup) is needed for complete removal of disease.
GRAPHITES: Suited for moist scabby eruptions on scalp , face , bends of joints, between fingers and behind the ears. Great itching always accompanies the eruptions. The hair is dry and falls out.
ARSENICUM: When sensations of itching, burning and swelling is there with papules and pimples.
SULPHUR: The skin is rough , coarse with soreness in the fold of the skin. Dryness and heat of scalp with intense itching especially at night and scratching causing soreness.
NATRUM MUR: It is dry scaly eruptions in bends of joints.
HYDROCOTYLE: Great dryness and desquamation of the epidermis.
PSORINUM: Skin is dirty , greasy, unwashed in appearance. Eruptions with much itching. Eruptions in bends of joints.
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