Skin allergy 11624...India
A 38-year-old male had been suffering from itching at the tip of all fingers and toes for three years. Itching appeared once a fortnight and would persist for 3-4 days. At times, it was so severe that he had an urge to crush his fingers and toes. Additionally whenever he ate brinjal or gongura (Roselle) itching would increase and also pale itchy bumps would appear all over his body. He also found that the use of sandalwood soap for bathing triggered moderate itching around his waist. Two years ago, for fear of embarrassment at work, he stopped eating brinjal and gongura and using sandalwood soap. As a paramedic, he had to wear latex gloves and that too caused mild itching on his hands at times. He may have inherited the problem from his mother who was allergic to bleach. Without consulting a doctor he used steroid and antibiotic creams whenever the symptoms appeared and sometimes, he took antihistamine tablets. Concerned about their side effects, he approached the practitioner on 12 March 2020 and was given:
CC4.10 Indigestion + CC12.1 Adult tonic + CC17.2 Cleansing + CC18.5 Neuralgia + CC21.3 Skin allergies…6TD
In the morning of 14 March, he had severe itching on his head and face, indicative of a pullout. Having already been made aware of the possibility of a pullout, he persevered with it and continued with the 6TD dosage. When the irritation caused by itching worsened during the day, he shaved off his beard and moustache. By the end of the day, his condition improved and the itching almost disappeared by night. After another two days, he was advised to reduce the dosage to TDS.
A week later, the patient started using sandalwood soap and even eating brinjal and gongura, though only sometimes. On 1 April, he reported that his condition had improved over the past two weeks as he experienced only mild itching during this period. He was very happy that he could now eat his favourite curries without any fear of allergy. On 1 May, the dosage was reduced to BD for two weeks, then OD for two weeks and finally zero on 30 May 2020. As of December 2020, the patient has not had any relapse.
Patient’s testimonial:
With the help of Vibrionics, I have been cured of my allergies completely and I have stopped the use of topical steroid cream and antihistamine tablets. I now eat vegetables such as brinjal without developing any allergic reaction. I am very thankful to Vibrionics and the practitioner for giving me this wonderful medicine.