Volume 6 Issue 1 (Jan. - March) 2023
Case Reports
MANAGEMENT OF PSORIASIS WITH HOMOEOPATHY: A CASE REPORT
Ajay Vishwakarma, Pallavi Bhaskar, Ambika Tomar
Psoriasis is a common chronic, recurrent, immune mediated disease of the skin. It imparts a significant negative effect on the physical, emotional, and, psychosocial life of patients. Psoriasis is very prevalent worldwide. It has a strong genetic component associated with environmental factors in infections and in the presentation of disease. [1] There are several clinical manifestations of psoriasis but most commonly the disease presents as chronic, symmetrical, erythematous, scaling eruptions and plaques. A case here is of 45 yrs old male having white scaly patches on both feet associated with itching and burning. The medicine was given according to the individualised case taking and analysis and evaluation of the case after which repertorisation was done by synthesis repertory. Arnica montana was prescribed as the constitutional remedy selected according to the totality of the symptoms and repertorisation.
