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CLINICAL INSIGHTS INTO KITIBHA KUSTA W.S.R. TO PSORIASIS – A CASE STUDY

Authors: Dr. Matta Sesha Chalam Sreekar Sai1*, Dr. T. Bullaiah2, Dr. Maya Malviya3, Dr. P. Srujana4;

CLINICAL INSIGHTS INTO KITIBHA KUSTA W.S.R. TO PSORIASIS – A CASE STUDY

Abstract

Psoriasis is chronic immune-related inflammatory skin condition that affects 2-3% of global population and 0.44 – 2.8% of Indians. It is characterized by hyperkeratinisation, erythematous scaly plaques. Nowadays due to mityaharavihara, sedentary and stressful life style psoriasis cases are increasing rapidly and conventional treatment remains limited. In Ayurveda we compare psoriasis with kitibha kusta which is one among the Astadasha kustas that to Kshudra kusta explained in Bruhatrayi and Laghutrayi, characterized by Shyava varna (blackish brown color), kinakara Sparsha (rough to touch), Parusha (hard) and Kandu (itching).

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