IDIOPATHIC GUTTATE HYPOMELANOSIS-NATURAL REMEDIES
Introduction:
Idiopathic Guttate Hypomelanosis It is a benign as well as asymptomatic disorder of skin characterized as the
- White Spots
- Diffuse hypopigmented macules
The lesion size may vary from 1 to 10mm, but the commonly 1-3 mm diameter of the lesion. It is commonly seen in individuals having fair-skin and associated with sun exposure rather than merely aging. The problem appears in females earlier than male; the reason is their legs are more exposed to the sun. This problem also observed in aged dark-skinned people.
This leukoderma is basically loss or lack of coloration in the skin. Loss of skin pigment is patchy but localized. In the case of this disorder, the loss of skin pigment presents as polka dot of rather tiny white spots on the skin. It is common above 50 years of age. This common skin disorder that causes small lesions on exposed skin surfaces like the face and neck. It is very common for women.
Causes:
The main causes of it are:
- Unknown
- Aging
- Trauma
- Sun exposure
- Viral infection
SUN PROTECTION
It is effective to treat idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis. Protecting the skin from the sun is the most important form of treatment and prevention. The lack of melanin can result in severe sunburn when the skin is exposed to sunlight. It is, therefore, essential to minimize exposure to sunlight by wearing clothing that provides protection from the sun. The use of a good sunscreen will also help.
FENUGREEK SEED
It is effective to treat idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis. It is important to keep the skin clean. A mild cleanser will help clear the dirt and grime that can cause fungal infections. Fenugreek seeds are considered to be good cleansers, and you can soak a teaspoon of fenugreek seeds overnight and use the water to wash the affected areas in the morning.
RADISH LEAVES
It is effective to treat idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis. One natural remedy involves the use of radish leaves. Grind the leaves and mix them with white vinegar. Leave this mixture overnight. In the morning, apply the mixture on the affected area and allow it to sit for a few hours. There is no evidence to suggest that this works; however, it is a commonly used remedy.
ALOE VERA
It is effective to treat idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis. Aloe vera pulp with a blend of cinnamon and honey, green tree extract, the fruit of the Bael tree from India are also commonly used as effective natural cures, but no conclusive research has been done for the same.
APPLE CIDER VINEGAR
It is effective to treat idiopathic guttate hypomelanosis. It is believed that apple cider vinegar helps in clearing white spots.
