Eczema is a type of skin disease where part of skin becomes itchy, inflamed, red, rough, and cracked. Roughly about 40% of the population have Eczema worldwide. There are many types of Eczema and cause distinctive patterns on the skin. They are acute and chronic as well. Sometimes Eczema can also occur with Blisters. It is usually found in children; however, adults can also suffer from this disease. Eczema is also
known as Atopic Dermatitis and can be treated with steroid creams, oral medication, and light therapy. Some patients may experience bleeding or pus from the infected areas.
Do your eating habits play a vital role in the treatment of Eczema?
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According to many researches, your eating habits are one of the main reasons for Eczema. This is why changing your food habits contributes a lot to the treatment of Eczema. Also, according to Ayurveda, Eczema primarily occurs due to indigestion. Junk foods or spicy foods can trigger the symptoms of Eczema. Food that causes acidity or heartburn may even cause blisters and itchiness on the skin and leads to Eczema. This
is why improving your food habit helps along with some treatment. One should always eat healthy and immunity booster foods.
Which of the following herbs can be used in Ayurvedic Treatment of Eczema?
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Neem is astringent and bitter herb that has antibacterial and cooling properties. It is one of the most effective ways to treat Eczema naturally. Ayurveda uses this herb to clear away the toxins from the blood and liver. One can also use neem oil and massage with it over the affected area of the Eczema to relieve from the symptoms. Another great home remedy used in Ayurveda for the treatment of Eczema is Turmeric. Turmeric can treat Eczema both internally and externally. One can use turmeric in their food or drink the golden milk (Milk with Turmeric) to soothe stomach burning sensation. It also helps to remove toxins from the body. One can also boil turmeric in water for 15 minutes. Washing the infected area with this solution helps to reduce the symptoms of the Eczema. In Ayurveda, turmeric is one of the great healers as it heals every wound. The nourishing and moisturizing quality of Aloe Vera makes it best for soothing the itch sensation of the affected part. One can drink Aloe Vera juice or apply it directly on the affected part.
Is Eczema Contagious by Touching?
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In most of the cases, Eczema is not contagious. However, in some cases, if the infected and raw skin of the Eczema is infected, infecting agents like blood or pus may be contagious. Most Eczema are known as atopic dermatitis and is not transferred by just touching.
As per Ayurveda, which Dosha is predominantly responsible for Eczema?
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Eczema primarily occurs due to poor diet and lifestyle. This leads to affect the digestion and metabolism of the body which is governed by Pitta Dosha. Pitta Dosha is predominantly responsible for Eczema. However, there are other reasons also for Eczema.
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