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  5. I have had eczema and psoriasis for the past 15 years and took homoeopathic treatment, which cleared it from my stomach and back, but it is still present on my hands and legs. What should I do to manage it better?

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I have had eczema and psoriasis for the past 15 years and took homoeopathic treatment, which cleared it from my stomach and back, but it is still present on my hands and legs. What should I do to manage it better?

Asked by Female, 43 · 17 days ago

Vikas Singh

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

17 days ago

Eczema and psoriasis, for many years, with patches on hands and legs, are due to ongoing skin inflammation and dryness. Keep your skin well moisturised, avoid harsh soaps, wear soft cotton clothes, and protect the skin from irritants to reduce flare-ups. Manage stress, follow a healthy routine, and avoid scratching to prevent worsening. If patches persist or spread, consult a doctor to review your condition and guide more effective treatment.
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  1. Medical History Summary
    You have eczema and psoriasis for 15 years, previously treated successfully on the stomach and back with homeopathy.

  2. Current Condition
    Eczema and psoriasis remain on your hands and legs.

  3. Management Strategies

    1. Continue topical treatments such as Diplomax Ointment, as per doctor's advice.
    2. Moisturize regularly to prevent dryness.
    3. Avoid triggers like stress and certain foods.

  4. When to Seek Specialist Care
    If symptoms worsen, new areas are affected, or treatments become ineffective, consult a dermatologist.

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