How to Reduce skin Allergy, and black marks in private parts? - #10386
I got a wound for my feet but not curing itself even aftermonths I used Saibol, itch guard it feelscured forfew days again it rises. besides this i also have black marks in my private part area thighs Any Ayurvedic solution for this??
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Hello dear Please be aware See as per my clinical experience you can take kachnar google for long term relief ( oral medication for allergy and pigmentation) For further details you can consult dermatologist for needful Regards
This is fungal infection Tinea pedis and tinea cruris
1) Cap itranox 100 1 cap twice daily for 7 days 2) Cream lulican Apply twice daily in your thighs and feet for 2 weeks 3) Tab levocetrizine 5 mg 1 tab at bedtime daily for 7 days
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Your recurring foot wound and black marks on thighs and private areas may indicate a fungal or bacterial infection with possible hyperpigmentation. Ayurvedic remedies like applying neem oil, turmeric paste, and triphala churna wash can help heal wounds and reduce pigmentation. Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for a personalized treatment and internal detoxification plan.
Ayurvedic External Applications Neem-Turmeric Paste (Antifungal + Heals Skin) Apply once daily: 1 tsp neem powder or paste ½ tsp turmeric powder Mix with aloe vera gel or coconut oil → apply on wound & pigmented area Leave for 30–45 mins, rinse gently with lukewarm water Tea Tree Oil (for fungus) apply twice daily on infected part
Internal therapy Gandhak Rasayan – 1 tab twice a day Excellent for chronic skin infections Manjishtha Capsules / Powder – 500mg once or twice daily for pigmentation
Dietary Tips for Faster Healing Avoid sugar, dairy, wheat, fried foods, non-veg, and cold drinks for 2–4 weeks — all aggravate fungus Drink Triphala water at night Eat more turmeric, neem leaves, amla, and lauki juice Stay hydrated (2.5–3 L/day)
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Managing persistent skin issues, especially non-healing wounds on your feet alongside black marks in the thigh or private area, should ideally involve a comprehensive approach. First, if a wound is not healing within a few months, it may need a professional medical evaluation to rule out infections like bacterial or fungal ones, chronic conditions like diabetes, or circulation problems. Using topical treatments like Saibol or itch guard might provide temporary relief but without addressing underlying causes, recurrence is likely. Ensuring proper hygiene, avoiding irritants, and keeping the area dry can help, but these alone may not be sufficient if there’s an ongoing issue. For black marks or hyperpigmentation in the private area, friction, sweat, and certain health conditions can be contributors. Though Ayurvedic solutions may be appealing, they should complement, not replace, medical advice. Ayurveda may suggest remedies such as turmeric paste or aloe vera, known for their anti-inflammatory and skin lightening properties, but it’s important to ensure you are not allergic to these natural ingredients. Keeping skin moisturized, and avoiding tight clothing and talcum powders might help too. Definitely consider consulting a dermatologist for personalized and effective management strategies. Avoid using over-the-counter creams without understanding their ingredients as they might further irritate the skin. Prioritize medical evaluation to rule out conditions that require specific treatments, such as infections or dermatitis, before exploring alternative therapies.
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