HOMOEOPATHY FOR DISCOLORATION OF SKIN

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Skin pigmentation disorders the color of your skin. Your skin gets its color from a pigment called melanin. Special cells in the skin make melanin. When these cells becomes damaged or unhealthy , it affects melanin production . Some pigmentation  disorders affect just patches of skin. Others affect your entire body
HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES
AETHUSA CYNAPIUM 30- Black and blue spots all over the body
ARSENICUM ALB 30- Skin blackish or bluish in color
BERBERIS VULGARIS 30- Pale face with dingy grey tinge, Sunken cheeks . Deep set eyes surrounded bluish or blackish border
BISMUTH 30- Deadly pale face with blue rings around the eyes
CAPSICUM 30- Cheeks are red alternate with paleness , Red dots on the face
CHINA OFF. 30—Face pale and Hippocratic. Eyes sunken and surrounded by blue rings
CINA 30- Pale face with sickly white and bluish appearness around mouth. Sickly with dark rings under the eyes
CONIUM MAC. 30- Green skin
HYPERICUM PERF. 30- Red lines or streaks extending up to the arms or legs
IRIS VERSICOLOR 30- Skin becomes blue after dysentery
IODUM 30- Yellow skin turns brown
LACHESIS  200-Skin turns blue after being bitten or after fever. Skin purple
LYCOPODIUM 200- Specific for liver spots
KALI ARS 30- Discoloration of skin after psoriasis and leprosy
NATRU M MURIATICUM 200- Grey skin
PHOSPHORUS 200- Yellow or brown patches on the abdomen
SEPIA 200- Face and conjunctiva yellow. Yellow spots on the chest. Yellow saddle across upper part of the cheeks and nose
SULPHURIC ACID 30- Black or blue spots on the skin

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