Psoriasis 11632...India
A 66-year-old man experienced persistent painful cracks on his feet for over three months, beginning in Jan 2021. Diagnosed with psoriasis, he was prescribed an antifungal ointment which he used along with moisturizing creams, but his condition did not improve.
His medical history included a skin allergy on his feet at age 21, triggered by prolonged use of the same shoe wear and resolving when changed, and hand cracks caused by cactus thorns at age 48, which had resolved with topical treatments for six months. Two days prior to consulting the practitioner his symptoms had worsened after exposure to strong cleaning agents and abrasive powders, leading to additional painful cracks on his palms.
On 6 April 2021 he was given:
#1. CC21.3 Skin allergies + CC21.10 Psoriasis…BD in coconut oil for external application
#2. CC10.1 Emergencies + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC12.4 Autoimmune diseases + #1…TDS
The patient stopped using his regular ointments. After a week with no improvement, #2 was enhanced on 13 Apr:
#3. CC21.11 Wounds & Abrasions + #2…TDS
By 5 May, he experienced 20% relief in his palms. By 8 June, there was 50% improvement in both his feet and hands, which progressed to 75% by 2 Aug. By mid-Sept, the cracks had completely healed. The patient discontinued remedies at the end of Sept 2021, and as of Feb 2025, he remains symptom-free with no recurrence.
