Clinical Experience on Effect of Ayurveda In Vyanga W.S.R. Melasma
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https://doi.org/10.48165/Keywords:
Vyanga, Melasma, Mukh Lepa, kshudra RogaAbstract
Now a day’s importance of beauty is increasing day by day. People are highly conscious for their looks. They are using various cosmetics not only for treatment purpose but as an essential part of their daily routine, so natural beauty is getting spoiled due to the harmful chemicals. In modern medical science topical steroids and cosmetic surgery have been described in the management of Vyanga or melisma. But all these procedures are complicated technical ones which need expertise help or costly affairs which demands a lot of time and money. Ayurveda mentions a large number of medicines for skin care including massage with local application of paste etc. which makes face smooth, soft and glowing.in Ayurveda Vyanga or melasma is a kshudra roga (Minor Diseases). A 24 year old boy rush to ayurvedic hospital for better treatment with blackish spots, dryness, itching, and burning sensation but there are no any systemic effects for long days back and earlier he was taken modern medicine such as steroidal antibiotics drugs. Removing the steroids and antibiotics the patient advised to take Ayurveda medicines and Mukh Lepa (face pack) for thirty days. Patient subjective criteria, objective criteria have significant change in before and after treatment without any untoward and side effect.
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