The skin disease in Ayurveda has been classified under , which is classified as and . is type of . A 26-year-old male patient having brown rough-to-touch hard and dry lesions on a lower limb with itching for 2 years has been treated with , followed by treatment. included and after for 15 days and for local application for 1 month. By using the Ayurvedic modalities, we can find better results in .
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