Fig 6 (a) is Lichen rubour planus. Since it is erythematous (raga), annular (mandala) and papular (pidaka), this is considered as dadru as per [[Ayurveda]]. Fig 6(b) &6(c) are hypertrophic lichen planus. There is hypopigmentation observed in the middle, surrounded by violaceous color. The lesions are thickened (ghana), elevated (utseda) with rough edges (rukshambahi). All represent [[Kapha]] [[vata]] [[dosha]] dominance. It is essential to know the stage of disease (roga avastha) to guide specific and selective treatment options. | Fig 6 (a) is Lichen rubour planus. Since it is erythematous (raga), annular (mandala) and papular (pidaka), this is considered as dadru as per [[Ayurveda]]. Fig 6(b) &6(c) are hypertrophic lichen planus. There is hypopigmentation observed in the middle, surrounded by violaceous color. The lesions are thickened (ghana), elevated (utseda) with rough edges (rukshambahi). All represent [[Kapha]] [[vata]] [[dosha]] dominance. It is essential to know the stage of disease (roga avastha) to guide specific and selective treatment options. |