Ayurvedic Treatment for Psoriasis: Natural Healing

Ayurvedic Treatment for Psoriasis: Natural Healing at Government Ayurvedic College, Rewa Psoriasis is more than just a skin condition it is a chronic autoimmune disease that significantly affects quality of life. Marked by inflamed, red, scaly patches on the skin, it often causes physical discomfort, emotional stress, and social stigma. While conventional treatments offer temporary relief or symptom suppression, Ayurveda approaches the disorder holistically, focusing on balancing the body s doshas (bio-energies), cleansing toxins, and rejuvenating skin tissues from the root. At the Government Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Rewa, our team of experienced Ayurvedic physicians provides evidence-based, natural care for psoriasis using centuries-old knowledge tailored to each individual s constitution (prakriti) and disorder profile.

Section 1: Understanding Psoriasis in Modern and Ayurvedic Contexts What is Psoriasis? In modern medicine, psoriasis is categorized as a chronic autoimmune disease that accelerates the skin cell regeneration process. While healthy skin cells take about a month to regenerate, in psoriasis this process is reduced to just a few days, leading to the buildup of rough, scaly plaques on the skin. Ayurvedic View In Ayurveda, psoriasis is referred to as a type of Kustha Roga (skin disease), more specifically aligned with conditions like Eka-Kushtha, which is attributed to an imbalance in the three doshas Vata, Pitta, and Kapha, predominantly vitiated by Vata-Kapha. Accumulation of toxins (ama), improper digestion (Agni dysfunction), and unresolved emotional stress are viewed as root causes. Section 2: Causes and Triggers of Psoriasis Modern Causes Genetic predisposition Immune system dysfunction Stress and anxiety Infections Skin trauma Certain medications Ayurvedic Triggers Excessive consumption of incompatible food combinations (e.g., milk + fish) Irregular eating and sleeping habits Poor digestion and ama accumulation Suppression of natural urges Seasonal and environmental imbalances Psychological stress (Manas Dosha)

Section 3: Types of Psoriasis Plaque Psoriasis (Most common): Raised, red patches covered with silvery- white scales Guttate Psoriasis: Small, dot-like lesions, often following an infection Inverse Psoriasis: Smooth, red lesions in body folds Pustular Psoriasis: White pustules surrounded by red skin Erythrodermic Psoriasis (Severe): Intense redness and scaling across large body areas Section 4: Benefits of Ayurvedic Psoriasis Treatment Addresses root cause not just symptoms Safe, natural, and free from chemical side effects Long-term management through lifestyle integration Boosts immune system and overall health Improves digestion, mental balance, and skin texture Section 7: Success Stories & Patient Testimonials Patients visiting Government Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Rewa have reported remarkable improvements in: Skin clarity and hydration Reduction in itching, scaling, and flares Emotional well-being Less dependence on steroids and creams (Names and individual cases may be included with consent in a final brochure version.) Section 8: Facilities at Government Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Rewa Experienced Ayurvedic Physicians State-of-the-art Panchakarma Unit Fully Equipped OPD and Inpatient Facilities Herbal Dispensary Diagnostic Services Personalized Diet Counseling

Contact Information :- Address : Nipaniya Rd, Pushpraj Nagar, Madhya Pradesh 486001 Mobile : +919575522246 Conclusion Psoriasis requires more than just external management it calls for a systemic and natural solution that addresses internal imbalances, immunity, and lifestyle. Ayurveda offers this time-tested wisdom. At Government Ayurvedic College & Hospital, Rewa, we help you rediscover healthy skin and confidence through personalized, safe, and holistic care.