Hello I am ayurvedic dr . And specialized to treat such cases , I had treated many cases as I prepare my own medicine for such cases and after applying that lotion u will get good results in a week only. Secondly I comes again and again so it's important to know how long and in what dose u have to talk medicines to get soon good results.  Dietary management and panchakarma therapy ,helps to recover fast. For more details dm on this no. Eight zero five nine three zero three four five nine.  Dr shikesh mittal

Actually it is Tinea corporis a fungal infection.... Tinea is simple terms called ringworm.... In Ayurveda, it is Dadru kushta .... It is kapha predominant vyadhi.... Which spreads all over the body, circular patches along with itching will be present.... So... Medications like mahatiktaka gritham, Panchatiktaka gritham, Vajraka Gritham, Panchatiktaka guggulu, ekavimshatika guggulu, avipattikara churnam etc., will help to reduce ur condition.... Panchakarma therapies like snehana, swedana, vamana, Virechana, basti, nasya etc., will help to detoxify or kill the infection present in your body... Caution: Please take consultation and use proper medication according to ur Prakriti (Body constitution), Agni (Metabolic fire), Sleep (Nidra), Bowel etc., which help ayurveda doctor to evaluate the Prakritika doshas and Vikruta doshas in your body.... And that helps you for proper prescription of medicines...

Persistent fungal-looking rashes for 60 days despite treatment need re-evaluation rather than changing medicines repeatedly. This does not necessarily indicate cancer or HIV, although recurrent or extensive fungal infections warrant proper assessment if risk factors are present. A fungal scraping (KOH test) or dermatologist review may be needed to confirm the diagnosis and rule out resistant fungal infection or conditions like eczema or psoriasis. Avoid self-medicating with multiple systems together. Please consult me with your images and reports so I can assess the condition and guide the appropriate treatment.

Consult with doctor before taking any medicine.

Consult for treatment

Need to be consistent for cure

According to Ayurveda, recurrent fungal infections may be associated with imbalances in the body's internal environment. Through appropriate medicines, dietary guidance, and lifestyle modifications, we aim not only to control the infection but also to reduce the tendency for recurrence. A consultation will help determine the most suitable treatment approach for your condition.

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A rash that has been present for about 60 days, especially when it is affecting multiple areas such as the groin, underarms, chest, abdomen, and thighs, is most commonly suggestive of a persistent fungal skin infection (tinea/ringworm). The fact that it has not responded completely despite treatment does not automatically mean cancer or HIV. There are several reasons why fungal infections may persist: Reinfection from clothing, towels, bedsheets, or close contacts. Incomplete resolution despite temporary improvement. Excessive sweating, humidity, and friction in skin folds. Irregular treatment or stopping treatment too early. Incorrect diagnosis, where another skin condition may mimic fungal infection. Simultaneous use of multiple remedies without reassessment of the diagnosis. An elevated LDL cholesterol level would not typically explain persistent ringworm. Likewise, ringworm by itself is not considered an early sign of cancer. While recurrent or extensive fungal infections can sometimes be seen in individuals with reduced immunity, the presence of ringworm alone does not indicate HIV infection.

Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

It's good that you are taking Antifungal medicine, don't worry if symptoms still persists....We are there to help you cure with Ayurvedic medications.

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