Skin Diseases

Acne occurs when oil or sebum is secreted from the sebum glands present in our hair follicles. Factors like the menstrual cycle, stress, and anxiety can be one of the main risk factors behind pimple formation. Homeopathy utilises natural herbal remedies and other curated therapies to treat various risk factors leading to acne effectively.

Dermatitis refers to an inflammation of the skin that is usually accompanied by itching, and the typical symptoms of dermatitis are redness, swelling, and blister development. All ages are affected by this disease, which is less common in females.

A lipoma is a condition caused by fat cell growth that appears as a lump under the skin. Most doctors consider lipomas benign tumours, meaning they are not cancerous growths. However, people can remove lipomas with homeopathy, a natural remedy that causes no pain, complications, or other symptoms.

Scalp psoriasis is a skin disorder in which a silvery-white layer forms on the scalp. The patches can be small or large and may cause itching and burning sensation. Scalp psoriasis is not an infectious disease but can be passed on from generation to generation.

Psoriasis is an autoimmune skin disorder that causes red patches on the skin that cause dryness, itching, and irritation. It can affect any part of the body and is non-contagious, which means it does not spread through touch or physical contact.

Pigments found in the skin play a significant role in determining skin colour. Skin pigmentation issues cause the skin to produce either too little or too much melanin, affecting the skin colour. Some of the common disorders that develop from changes in melanin production are Hyperpigmentation

Urticaria, also called as hives, is characterised by erythematous edematous plaques and is a type I hypersensitivity reaction. Appearing like a skin rash, it is characterised by elevated, red, itchy lumps or welts and can affect any body area & people of any age group.

Vitiligo is a condition in which white patches appear on the body due to an overactive immune system. Initially, these patches are small, but over time, their size increases and if the disease is not treated properly, it can cause problems in the future.