See a doctor if: Rapidly spreading patches, patches with itch/scale/redness (may be another condition), or psychological distress — see a dermatologist for diagnosis and options
Kitchen remedies
Nutrient-dense diet (leafy greens, whole grains, copper/zinc-rich foods); stress management; gentle sun exposure with care; patience — repigmentation is slow
Featured herbs
How to prepare
Cautions
Bakuchi (psoralen) is PHOTOTOXIC — wrong dosing causes burns/blistering. Use only under qualified Ayurvedic/dermatology guidance. Not in pregnancy. Patch-test first.
Related remedies
Skin Acne (mild)Eczema & Dry Itchy SkinHair Fall (supportive)Dandruff & Itchy ScalpPremature Greying & Weak Hair (supportive)Fungal Skin Infection (mild, ringworm/athlete's foot)Hyperpigmentation & Dull Skin (supportive)Patchy Beard / Slow Hair Growth (supportive)
When to see a doctor. Home remedies are for minor, self-limiting complaints in adults. They are not a substitute for medical care, and herbs can interact with medicines. Not for children under the ages stated, in pregnancy, or with chronic conditions without a doctor's advice.
