Psoriasis, No longer incurable

Psoriasis

  Psoriasis is a chronic and autoimmune disease, which affects about 25 million Indians. This disease affects the skin. It causes inflammation, redness on the skin, itching etc.
It is a chronic inflammatory, non-infectious skin disease in which the immune system becomes overactive, causing skin cells to grow too quickly. Parts of the skin become scaly and swollen, most often on the scalp, elbows or knees but other parts of the body can also be affected. Psoriasis skin disease can be localized or widespread. Scientists do not fully understand what causes psoriasis, but they know that a combination of genetics and environmental factors are involved.

World Psoriasis Day is on October 29 due to psoriasis

Psoriasis is an immune-mediated disease, which means your body's immune system becomes overactive and causes problems. If you have psoriasis, immune cells become activated and produce molecules that trigger the rapid production of skin cells. That's why that from this disease suffering people the skin becomes inflamed and flaky. Scientists don't fully understand what triggers faulty immune cell activation, but they know it involves a combination of genetics and environmental factors. Many people with psoriasis have a family history of the disease, and researchers have identified certain genes that may contribute to its development. Many of them play a role in the function of the immune system.

Some external factors that can increase your chances of developing psoriasis include –
 

•    Infections, especially streptococcal and HIV infections.

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    Certain medications, such as those for heart disease, malaria or mental  health

•     Smoking

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      Obesity

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   Medications to treat problems.

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      Smoking

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      Obesity

Symptoms of Psoriasis

The symptoms of psoriasis vary from person to person, but some common symptoms are as follows:-
   

• Patches of thick, red skin with silvery-white scales that itch or burn, typically on the elbows, knees, scalp, torso, palms, and soles of the feet.

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   Dry, cracked skin that itches or bleeds.

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   Thick, ridged, pitted nails.

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   Poor quality of sleep.

Some patients have a related condition called psoriatic arthritis, which can be characterized by stiff, swollen or painful joints, neck or back pain, or heel pain. If you have symptoms of psoriatic arthritis, it's important to see a doctor as soon as possible because untreated psoriatic arthritis can cause irreversible damage.
Psoriasis symptoms tend to come and go. You may find that your symptoms get worse at times, called flares, followed by periods when you feel better.

Types of psoriasis

There are different types of psoriasis, which include:-
Plaque psoriasis – this is the most common type, and it appears as raised, red patches on the skin that are covered with silvery-white scales. These patches usually develop in a pattern on the body and appear on the scalp, torso and limbs, particularly the elbows and knees.
Guttate psoriasis — This type usually appears in children or young adults, and typically looks like small, red dots on the torso or limbs. Outbreaks often begin with an upper respiratory tract infection such as strep throat.
Pustular psoriasis – in this type, patches of red skin are surrounded by Pus-filled bumps called pustules appear. It usually affects the hands and feet but there is also a form that covers most of the body. Symptoms may be triggered by medications, infection, stress, or certain chemicals.
Inverse psoriasis - This form causes smooth, red patches in the skin folds. Appears in the form of marks under the breasts or in the groin or armpits. Rubbing and sweating can make it worse.
Erythrodermic psoriasis : It is a rare but common form of psoriasis severe form, in which red, scaly patches cover most of the body it can also cause severe sunburn or exposure to corticosteroids. It may be triggered by taking certain medicines such as erythrodermic Psoriasis often develops in people who have a different types of psoriasis, which are well controlled if this is not done, it can be very serious.

Psoriasis treatment at Patanjali Wellness

Patanjali Wellness treats psoriasis through holistic medicine.
Diet therapy - dietary regimen
Morning medicine water- Sarvakalp Kwath + Kayakalp Kwath 
Breakfast- Wheat grass, Aloe vera juice, soaked 5 almonds, 5 walnuts, sprouted green gram, lentils, fruits- Papaya, apple, avocado
Lunch : Eat mixed salad before eating. Boiled green vegetables like bottle gourd, tinda, ridge gourd, ash gourd, kattu, barley of bread and porridge.
After lunch – Skin juice (carrot, aloe vera, bottle gourd, Godhan Ark, and Giloy)
Dinner- Barley porridge, moong dal khichdi, boiled vegetables, soup.
After dinner, take Sarvakalp Kwath and Kayakalp Kwath
Unhealthy diet: In any type of skin disease, sweet milk and dairy products and junk food should not be consumed.

Treatment of psoriasis

Psoriasis treatment using the following naturopathy. It is taken as.
   

• Neutral Emerson Bath – with Neem.

   

• Ganji Turmeric Paste

   

• Rejuvenating paste

   

• Massage

   

• Enema jalneti kunjar

   

• Hydro Colon Therapy

The following Ayurvedic medicines are used as treatment-

•     Before breakfast

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      Sarvakalp Kwath

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      Kayakalp Kwatha

Before eating
   

• Divya Capsule

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  Sorogrit

Before eating

•     Giloy Ghanvati

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      Neem Ghanvati

      Immunogrit

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      Rejuvenating Oil to apply on affected area.

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      Divya Oil to apply on affected area.

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      Divya Dermagrit to apply on affected area. 

Yoga for psoriasis

Asana- Mandukasana, Shashakasana, Yogamudrasana, Vakrasana, Gomukhasana, Pavanmuktasana, Uttanapadasana, Naukasasana, Kandharasana, Padangushtanasasparshasana.

Pranayama- Bhasrika Pranayama, Kapalabhati Pranayama, Bahya Pranayama (Agnisara-assisting action), Ujjaayi Pranayama, Anulom-Vilom Pranayama, Bhramari Pranayama, Udgitha Pranayama, Pranava Dhyana Pranayama.

Experience of health seekers who came to Patanjali Wellness for health benefits

1.   I had psoriasis for 25 years. I got treated a lot but did not get any relief. Then I came to know about Patanjali Wellness. I cured my psoriasis with the help of 6 days of treatment and medicines. I also lost 5 kg of weight.

Patient Name: Jaipal
Age 69 years, Chandigarh, Contact No.: 97808708646

2.   I had skin psoriasis problem, there were spots on the entire skin. After that I started treatment with Patanjali Wellness. By consuming Sorogrit and Neem Ghanvati medicine and watching yoga on Aastha channel, I completely cured skin psoriasis.

Patient Name: Neha
Age 25 years, Nepal, Contact

3.     I had psoriasis for 30 years, I had spots all over my body. Then I came to Patanjali Wellness and took treatment from here, which completely cured my skin psoriasis.

Patient Name: Gulab Singh
Age 52 years, Uttar Pradesh, Contact No. 9760095177 

4.     I was suffering from skin psoriasis for 5 years due to which blisters had formed all over the body. After that I took Kishore Guggul, Neem Ghanvati, Kayakalp Vati and Arogyavardhini Vati and practiced yoga by watching Pujya Swami Ji on Aastha Channel. Now my skin problem has been completely cured.

Patient Name : Shashi Gupta
Age 48 years, Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, Contact No. 6393008287 

5.     I had psoriasis for the last 5 years, currently undergoing treatment at Patanjali Wellness for 10 days I am completely fine with the daily treatment. Earlier my haemoglobin level was 8. I came to Yogagram 6 months ago, now my haemoglobin level has become 11.

Patient Name: Rekha Sahu
Age 53 years, Chhattisgarh, Contact : 9893229356

Treatment of psoriasis is possible. If you or someone you know has a problem related to psoriasis, you can come to Patanjali Wellness, Haridwar and avail the treatment.