Take varicospuse care tablet 2 BD

Is she feeling itchy in this part like corners of this patch of skin which get black. Skin of this area is hard or smooth shiny. There are so many questions acc. To which a dr can give assessment that is this treatable or not . I am a skin specialist and u can check on my Facebook profile as I had treated such cases through panchakarma procedures but this take time to cure but yes definitely we together can find some solution for it. Approach Dr shikhesh on eight zero five nine three zero three four  five nine .

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Ayurveda and HAIP Root Cause Analysis can help. Please consult for it

Consult personally for better management details history needed

It's could be due to drug allergy or rash apply paste of turmeric on the lesion for 3-7 days and consult Ayurved Dr for complete evaluation and assessment for hypothyroidism, BP and Cholesterol as shared in Q

It's looking like a venous ulcer with varicose

Apply turmeric mustard oil two times in a day

Nimb kwath  ki steam le dosh paseena k dwara Bahar aa jayenge Esike bad jatyadi tail lagaye  subah Khali pet Desi ghee 1 chammach ka prayog  kare

It is skin  inflamation not vericose vein. Wear loose cotton cloth.elevate your leg.avoid long standing position.moisturise your legs.

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

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Namastey The symptoms you described and image attached — reddish-purplish pigmentation with dry, itchy, scaly, excoriated patches on the leg — do sound more consistent with Stasis dermatitis or a chronic eczema-type inflammatory skin condition rather than simple visible varicose veins alone. In stasis dermatitis, the underlying issue is often sluggish blood circulation in the lower legs, which gradually irritates the skin and leads to itching, dryness, scaling, discoloration, thickening, and scratching marks. This condition can become chronic if the itching–scratching cycle continues. Over time, the skin may become darker, more sensitive, cracked, or even ooze fluid if neglected. Many people mistake it for fungal infection and keep applying random creams, which may worsen irritation. From an Ayurvedic perspective, such conditions are often approached as chronic inflammatory skin disorders associated with impaired circulation, dryness, itching, and local tissue imbalance. However, treatment needs patience and proper supervision rather than only applying topical products.

From the picture, it appears to be an inflammatory skin condition, but many skin problems can look similar in photographs. Proper diagnosis requires detailed history taking and clinical examination, including assessment of pain, warmth, swelling, spread, and associated symptoms. The good thing is that many such conditions can be effectively managed with Ayurvedic treatment and supportive care when evaluated properly and treated at the right time. Ayurveda focuses not only on relieving the local symptoms but also on addressing the underlying imbalance and supporting healthy healing of the skin.

This is not verified Vein , It seems like some allergy due to medication or local application or may be some other thing .. you have to consult Ayurveda physician for treatment because without history taking there is no possibility for propper treatment . But u have to take some precautions Don’t go for Counter medication Avoid spicy oily food Avoid any Local application without doctor’s advice Don’t itch by nails if there is itching Avoid Buttermilk or curd also Thank you

Hello, Let her start applying Pinda thailam to the affected leg. Let the oil stay for 45 minutes and let her wash it and dry with a soft towel.

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

The picture you shared does not clearly look like varicose veins. However, a proper diagnosis cannot be made based only on a photograph. I would recommend consulting a doctor and explaining your symptoms and concerns in detail. A video consultation would be better, as the doctor may need to ask a few additional questions to understand the problem properly and guide you accurately.