Hair of psora
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The document discusses characteristics of hair affected by Psora including thin, dry, and lusterless hair that appears dead like hemp. Hair loss can occur after acute illness or fever and after childbirth. The hair may be grey in color, particularly in the middle of the head, and can become white or grey in spots or grey prematurely. Dandruff may be present that is bran-like with or without itching. Hair may also grow on the shoulder blades when Psora is combined with sycosis.
Hair of psora
- 1. Hair of Psora Dr md shahriar kabir, BHMS (DU) Lecturer, Chronic disease, case taking & repertory Govt. Homoeopathic Medical College Mirpur14, Dhaka 1206 Bangladesh web: www.microdoshomoeopathi.com E-mail: microdoshirok@gmail.com Phone: +8801712966190 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 1
- 2. Appearance Thin, dry & lusterless. Dead like hemp & is so dry. 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 2
- 3. Alopecia After an acute illness or fever. After parturition. 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 3
- 4. Color Grey on the middle of the head. Become white or grey in spots. Greying occur too early. 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 4
- 5. Dandruff Bran like dandruff with or without itching. 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 5
- 6. Others Hair may be found over the scapula where Psora is joined with sycosis. 1/28/2018 www.microdoshomoeopathi.com 6