A case study on mukhadushika managed through ayurvedic intervention

Background

Mukhadushika is an Ayurvedic skin disorder characterized by the appearance of eruptions over the face, commonly correlated with acne vulgaris in contemporary medicine. It is frequently observed in young adults and may affect both physical appearance and quality of life. Ayurveda describes Mukhadushika in relation to vitiation of Kapha, Vata and Rakta, with involvement of the skin and associated tissues. Case Presentation: A 29-year-old patient presented with complaints of recurrent Mukhadushika (pimples) over the face for 2 years. There was no significant history of any major systemic illness. The patient was assessed clinically according to Ayurvedic principles and diagnosed as a case of Mukhadushika.