Homeopathy for major Diseases

    What is Eczema? Eczema , or dermatitis , is a common skin complaint categorized by skin inflammation accompanied by erythema, dry rash, vesicles, pustules, or papules. Erythema refers to red skin discolouration; papules are eruptions that spread less than 1cm without the presence of any fluid; vesicles are eruptions filled with fluid; pustules refer to eruptions that are filled with pus. In the long run, it leads to thickening of the skin. Itching and scratching of varying intensity may also be present. Scratching may cause the skin to bleed. This condition may either cover a small area of the body or be widespread, covering the entire body.   How common is eczema and how does it start? Eczema affects almost 15% to 20% of children and 1% to 3% of adults worldwide as infants are highly prone to experiencing it but around half of them outgrow the condition or show significant improvement as they grow older. It affects males and females equally and is more co...

  Eczema is an unpleasant skin condition affecting plenty of individuals worldwide. The name of the skin condition is derived from The Greek word 'Ekzein' signifies ‘to boil’. It is also called Dermatitis or Atopic Dermatitis. Eczema is a common chronic skin condition that causes skin inflammation and irritation. It is not a contagious disease and, usually, it results due to immunological changes within the body. Eczema can be treated and skin can be healed if the underlying immunological disturbances are corrected with internal medications such as homeopathy, which is known for providing safe and effective treatment. The presence of red, inflamed, and itchy skin in eczema patients can cause psychosocial and emotional stress and it can become a dominant cause of severe discomfort. Types of Eczema:   1.   Atopic Dermatitis: This skin condition is known to be the most common type of eczema. It frequently affects individuals having asthma or hay fever as well as those ...