A skin tag is
a common soft harmless lesion that appears to hang off the skin. It is also
known as Acrochordon.
Skin tag
develop in both men and women as they grow older. They are skin colored or
darker and range in size from 1mm to 5cm.
Skin tags can develop on any part of the body,
but they are most commonly growing on areas of high friction or areas that are
commonly rubbed, such as, neck, breasts, groin, stomach, eyelids, and
underarms.
Males and
females are equally prone to getting skin tags. However, they tend to be more
numerous in obese persons and in those with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
Skin tags are
made up of loosely arranged collagen fibers and blood vessels surrounded by a
thickened or thinned-out epidermis.
Etiology
It is not
known what causes skin tags. However, the following factors may play a role:
·
Chaffing and irritation from skin
rubbing together.
·
High levels of growth factors,
particularly during pregnancy or in acromegaly.
·
Insulin resistance (syndrome X).
·
Human papillomavirus.
·
Hereditary. Skin tags appear to run
in families, and researchers suspect that genetics play role in the development
of skin tags.
HOMEOPATHY
MEDICINES
Homoeopathy today is a
growing system and is being practiced all over the world. Its strength lies in
its evident effectiveness as it takes a holistic approach towards the sick
individual through promotion of inner balance at mental, emotional, spiritual
and physical levels. When Skin tag is
concerned there are many effective medicines are available in Homoeopathy, but
the selection depends upon the individuality of the patient, considering the
mental and physical symptoms.
CALCAREA
CARBONICA
Skin tags
mainly on face, underarm. The skin is unhealthy and readily ulcerating. Suited
to fat, fatty persons. Sweat profusely, especially head at night. Catches cold
very easily. Chilly. Craving for eggs and undigestible things like, chalk,
dirt, pencil.
CAUSTICUM
Large skin
tags, sometimes bleed easily.
DULCAMARA
Skin tags is
mainly seen in the eyelids. It is sometimes large.
NITRIC ACID
Large skin
tags, sometimes bleed on washing. Splinter-like pain in skin tags.
STAPHYSAGRIA
Dry, and
pedunculated skin tags. Very sensitive skin.
THUJA
OCCIDENTALIS
Dry skin with
brown spots. Very sensitive to touch.
Skin tags, especially seen in groin.
EXTERNAL
APPLICATION
Externally
apply and massage with Podophyllum peltatum Q or Aloe socotrina Q
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