Finding Best Homeopathy Doctor For Psoriasis Treatment In Delhi

Psoriasis is considered an autoimmune disease, it is due to bad defense system that generates inflammatory reactions where there is no reason for this to happen. In this way, patients with psoriasis seem to have a greater predisposition to suffer from other diseases of this type at the same time as their skin problem, the most frequent being joint involvement, which is known as psoriatic arthritis. As per Dr. Abhishek Kasana Homeopathy Doctor in India, a number of psoriasis patient visit us with outbreak of plaque psoriasis. Our team of Best Homeopathy Doctors in Delhi, approach psoriasis patients from the perspective of Classical Homeopathy, we take into account the origin, the possible cause with which the patient can relate the origin of his medical condition. 

In Delhi, psoriasis affect approximately 5 percent of the population . It can appear at any time of life but it is more frequent that it does between 14 and 36 years, as it happened with the patient who told you. At Aura Homeopathy India- our Team of Best Homeopathy Doctor in India, treat psoriasis through classical homeopathy.

Another important aspect to keep in mind is that it is a disease that can manifest itself to outbreaks, with periods in which the person remains without injuries, or in a more chronic way, with permanent lesions with phases of greater or lesser intensity of the manifestation. And there may also be cases in which we observe a definitive remission of the lesions . Let's not forget that the body's self-regulation ability is extraordinary. 

It's not contagious.

In relation to its treatment , from the conventional point of view, we have three basic strategies that can be combined if necessary:

Treatments used directly on the skin:

They are the most used and usually include creams, ointments and ointments based on cortisones and tars. 

Oral treatments:

They include medications whose goal will be to slow the response of our immune system . The most used medications in this regard will be methotrexate and cyclosporins .

Retinoids and, in the most severe cases, the so-called biological drugs will also be used .

The use of all these drugs requires a constant control of patients due to the high risk of unwanted effects. 

Phototherapy:

It consists of exposing the skin to ultraviolet light and can be done alone or in combination with medications that make the skin more sensitive to these rays.

I insist, the treatment of psoriasis is not easy and all the tools available to us can have their place at some point in the treatment and in some types of patients depending on their severity. And that is why we cannot give up other aspects of the treatment that can contribute greatly to the improvement of these patients.

Stress management and our emotional world:

There is a moment in our intrauterine life in which we are formed by three layers of cells . From each of these three layers will come the different tissues and organs that will form. Well, the layer from which our skin will form and our nervous system is the same . This has to give you an idea of ​​the intensity of the link between our emotions and our skin.

We have to think that not only do we feed on what comes through our mouth, we also do it on what comes through our ears and our eyes . And, in the same way, diet is not the only source of toxins. What we think and feel can also end up poisoning us.

Looking inward to find harmony and peace  is not easy, we have never been taught to do so. Managing our emotions is essential to achieve an emotional balance that also moves to our body. And, of course, to our immune system. That's what psycho neuro immuno endocrinology talks about .

A well-balanced exercise-rest relationship, yoga, meditation, psychotherapy ... everything that contributes to our emotional balance will contribute to the balance in our skin.

And remember the invaluable value of homeopathic medicines when modulating all those states of anxiety, discouragement, sadness that these patients can suffer throughout their process.

Although the  causes that cause psoriasis are not known, we do know that in many cases the onset is usually related to some of these circumstances:

·      Stress , as it seems to be the case of the patient we were talking about at the beginning.

·      Bacterial or viral infections such as influenza or infectious pharyngitis.

·      Trauma and skin lesions such as bumps, wounds, bites, burns

·      Some medications.

·      Alcohol abuse .

·      Excess or defect of sun exposure

We also know that the disease has a family history; It is much more frequent to suffer if one of the parents already suffers and even more so if both suffer. But it is also true that environmental and vital factors in general play a fundamental role so that many children of patients with psoriasis will not suffer from the disease in life and that many other psoriasis patients do not have any cases of the disease in their family history.

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