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Cold Urticaria
Often when comes in contact with cold air, I feel itching and some red rashes on body which generally goes if I put something cold (water or ice) on that. I need Ayurvedic advise. Allopathy doctors have suggested anti allergic tablets which is not a permanent solution. This problem exist for couple of years now.
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Avoid spicy, oily food, mushrooms, brinjal, potatoes, tamarind, black pepper, non veg once in a week, consult near by Ayurvedic doctors
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Ayurveda medicines like haridra khanda, laghu sootha shekar ras, histantin tab, sarasaparilla etc help in controlling allergy. Chronic cases panchakarma treatments like dhara, vamana, virechana helps along with meducines
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In ayurveda it is called as Shitpitt. Vitiated pitta when comes in contact with cold, it induces itching. If it is for such a long period, I think u should go for Panchakarma- Virechan. Meanwhile u can take medicines - Haridrakhand granules 2tsf with lukeworm milk or water. Add kokum to ur diet. Consult nearby Ayurvedic doctor for proper treatment.
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Try wearing full sleeves clothes. Also you should apply a moisturiser on face and neck. Eat good amount of fruits and vegetables. Increase your immunity by taking Chawanprash daily.
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