Symptom checklist
- Dry, itchy patches that crack and ooze
- Redness and thickened skin in body folds
- Flares with sweating, stress, or certain foods
- Night-time itching that disturbs sleep
- Recurring patches at the same sites
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Vicharchika, a Kapha-Pitta variety of Kushtha. Contaminated Rakta and Rasa dhatus with impaired digestion drive it, and gut dysbiosis, allergens, and stress keep the itch-scratch cycle running.
Steroid creams and antihistamines suppress each flare and thin the skin over years of use. Ayurveda purifies blood and lymph, cools Pitta internally, and repairs the skin barrier with medicated oils, steadily lengthening the gap between flares.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Supervised by MD Ayurveda specialist.
Virechana and bitter blood-purifying herbs to clear Ama and Rakta from within.
Internal formulations with external Lepa (herbal packs) and medicated oil application for barrier repair.
Gut and immune rebuilding plus allergen mapping to prevent recurrence.
Widespread redness with fever or signs of skin infection is treated first before resuming the main protocol.
We plan a graded taper rather than an abrupt stop, replacing suppression with internal purification so the skin does not rebound severely.
A lot. Sour, fermented, spicy, and processed foods are common triggers, and gut healing is central to stopping the cycle.
No. Eczema is usually Kapha-Pitta with oozing and intense itch, while psoriasis is drier with silvery scales and needs a different protocol depth.
Yes, with mild internal herbs, oiling routines, and diet guidance suited to young skin and digestion.
Most patients notice nights becoming easier within 2 to 3 weeks of starting, while deeper clearing continues over months.
Lukewarm short baths, mild cleansers, and immediate medicated oil application after bathing protect the barrier; long hot showers are stopped.
The Rasayana and allergen-mapping phase exists precisely to prevent that. Flares, when they occur, are milder and shorter.