Introduction: Among the Kshudra Kustha, Vicharchik a exhibits symptoms such as Kandu (itching), Shrava (discharge), and Shyava Varna (blackish discoloration). Vicharchika is one among the Kshudra Kustha , which continues for a long period and has a propensity for aggravation. Most often, Vicharchika patients who do not respond well to contemporary medical care seek treatment from Ayurveda, hoping for a complete recovery from their illness. Materials and Methods: An 85-year-old male patient with signs and symptoms corresponding to Vicharchika was treated with Shamana Aushadhis (palliative therapy). Result: A remarkable improvement in the condition was observed in a span of 21 days. Discussion: Chronic skin diseases can be managed with Ayurvedic medications and the current article represents detailed management of it.
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