Photographic Evidence of  Management of Allergic Contact  Dermatitis with Graphites 30C -  A Case Report

Abhishek  Dalmia; Yogyata  Kashyap; Anvesha  Yadav

doi:10.48165/ahr.2022.7.4.4

Authors

Abhishek Dalmia Associate. Professor Department of Repertory, Dr. M.P.K. Homoeopathic Medical College, A Constituent College of Homoeopahic University, Jaipur.
Yogyata Kashyap MD Scholar, Dr. M.P.K. Homoeopathic Medical College, a Constituent College of Homoeopathic University, Jaipur.
Anvesha Yadav MD Scholar, Dr. M.P.K. Homoeopathic Medical College, a Constituent College of Homoeopathic University, Jaipur.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48165/ahr.2022.7.4.4

Keywords:

Allergic contact dermatitis, cement worker, occupational dermatitis, Graphites, Homoeopathy

Abstract

One of the major occupational risks for people working in the construction or cement industries is allergic contact dermatitis, which frequently affects the workers' quality of life and results in significant financial loss. The hands of cement workers come into touch with cement on a frequent basis, making them susceptible to developing hand contact dermatitis again and making a full recovery exceedingly challenging. The contact dermatitis in homoeopathy has been the subject of numerous prior researches. This case study demonstrated the effectiveness of the homoeopathic drug Graphites 30C on allergic contact dermatitis, with slow improvement at first and full recovery at the end.