XXXX as a complication of lepa.

@entity1 @entity1671 @entity137 @entity390 @entity66 @entity1910 @entity56 @entity158
@entity137 is defined as response to a drug which is noxious and unintended, and which occurs at doses normally used in @entity1 for the prophylaxis, diagnosis or therapy of disease, or for the modification of physiological functions. @entity56 is known as anaphylactic reaction which is due to immediate immunoglobulin E-mediated reaction. It is characterized by symptoms such as fever @entity390 , back @entity158 , angiodema, @entity1910 , @entity1671 , etc. Lepa generally refers to the application of pastes formed by mixing powder of herbs with water, milk, etc., and liquids. Complementary and alternative medicines are frequently used by the general population. Many @entity1 consider them to be without side effects. Ayurvedic treatment involves Shodhana (biopurification), Shaman (pacification), Bahya (external therapy), and Abhyantara karma's (internal therapy) for treating @entity66 . One such bahya karma or external therapy is lepa. Even though lepa is said as "Aadhya Upakrama," undue @entity56 is observed in many @entity1 . A 60-year-old @entity1 had an adverse reaction to lepa after being administered as an external medication. The observations were erythema, eruptions, and itching. Such case of @entity56 is discussed in the present study.
