May
21
Are dermal diseases hereditary?
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This question cannot be entirely answered in the affirmative but then there are reasons to believe that at least some of the dermal diseases are genetically biased.
Let’s take the instance of vitiligo or leucoderma. This disease is largely hereditary and affects a child if mother has shown symptoms of it or has bore it in the past. Also, diseases like scalp degeneration is mildly hereditary. A mother suffering from degeneration of scalp can easily push the ailment forward to children though the malady might take as much as adolescence to set in.
Other dermal diseases like eczema are not genetically based. Leprosy can show signs of affecting offspring but the progenies may be spared of this excruciating ailment. The idea is to understand that diseases that have a deep mesodermal base can affect progenies in a bigger way than those diseases that have only got an epidermal (outer skin) bearing.
May
15
Sunburns don’t have a field day in temperate climate but it is obviously a matter of great concern in places where there is tropical climate. In tropical areas, rays of sun are more generally vertically overhead. This is why their intensity is far higher. In such circumstances, the resulting heat causes sunburn in vulnerable people.
Sunburns can be tackled with a little caution. Obviously, the first precaution lies in not venturing out in the sun. It can only intensify things. Next set of remedy lies in clinically finding out the nature of erosion. Smearing clay on the surface of affected skin can help in palliating the effect of sunburn. Clay or mud has medicinal properties as it runs through the pore of the integument and causes cooling in the affected area. Similarly, rose water and paste of neem and basil can also do wonders to the area of the skin that is targeted by sun.
May
15
Skin diseases – DIY
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Integument or skin maladies are perhaps not fatal but they create visible depression in minds of a sufferer. Thankfully, many skin diseases can be treated by the inflicted party themselves. May be vitiligo or eczema does not fall within this category but less resistant ones can be taken care of with gentle “ do it yourself” ways.
For instance, skin diseases like rashes and pimples can be treated with almond, honey, rose water, and garlic and ginger paste. Similarly, those skin diseases related to the scalp can be treated effectively with the triumvirate of amla, reetha and shikakai. (Colloquial names)
Various skin grafts or lesions in their preliminary stage can be tackled with the help of home made pastes, mostly involving garlic and turmeric. Facial abrasions like sun spots or whiteness owing to calcium deficiency can also be treated with paste of turmeric and rosewater in combination with neem or basil as the situation demands.
May
3
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