EFFICACY OF SEVYADI YOG LEPA IN MANAGEMENT OF CONTACT DERMATITIS CAUSED BY TOPICAL USE OF COSMETICS”: A STUDY PROTOCAL FOR SINGLE-ARM, CLINICAL TRIAL

Background: Sevyadi yog lepa, is mentioned in Ashtanga hrudaya for giving symptomatic relief from skin manifestation caused due to contact of poison, in today era considering many harmful chemical contents in cosmetics products as an Dushi visha, A single arm, open-label clinical trial was conducted to see the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa in contact dermatitis caused due to topical use of cosmetic. This study evaluate the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa in the management of contact der Objective: matitis caused due to cosmetics. Materials and Methods: This single arm, open-label clinical trial will enrol 32 participants, aged between 18-50years with contact dermatitis cause within 24hrs of topical use of cosmetics from Vishachikitsa OPD Department of Ayurveda Rugnalaya and Snowbell Multi Specialty Hospital, Pune, Participate which fits in the selection criteria will be assessed and Sevyadi yog lepa. Sevaydi yog lepa mixed with water apply topically twice daily for 14days. Follow-up Will be performed after 7 days ,assessment will be done and results will be decided. This Discussion: research explores the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa, assessing symptoms relief and safety, This findings can support its effective use in management of Contact dermatitis as an integrative Ayurveda treatment.

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INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH
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2025-11-01
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https://doi.org/10.36106/ijar/1302310
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Contact Dermatitis and Allergies
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EFFICACY OF SEVYADI YOG LEPA IN MANAGEMENT OF CONTACT DERMATITIS CAUSED BY TOPICAL USE OF COSMETICS”: A STUDY PROTOCAL FOR SINGLE-ARM, CLINICAL TRIAL

Anuja Wadadekar, Prerna B. Salvi
INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH
Contact Dermatitis and Allergies
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EFFICACY OF SEVYADI YOG LEPA IN MANAGEMENT OF CONTACT DERMATITIS CAUSED BY TOPICAL USE OF COSMETICS”: A STUDY PROTOCAL FOR SINGLE-ARM, CLINICAL TRIAL

Anuja Wadadekar, Prerna B. Salvi
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Background: Sevyadi yog lepa, is mentioned in Ashtanga hrudaya for giving symptomatic relief from skin manifestation caused due to contact of poison, in today era considering many harmful chemical contents in cosmetics products as an Dushi visha, A single arm, open-label clinical trial was conducted to see the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa in contact dermatitis caused due to topical use of cosmetic. This study evaluate the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa in the management of contact der Objective: matitis caused due to cosmetics. Materials and Methods: This single arm, open-label clinical trial will enrol 32 participants, aged between 18-50years with contact dermatitis cause within 24hrs of topical use of cosmetics from Vishachikitsa OPD Department of Ayurveda Rugnalaya and Snowbell Multi Specialty Hospital, Pune, Participate which fits in the selection criteria will be assessed and Sevyadi yog lepa. Sevaydi yog lepa mixed with water apply topically twice daily for 14days. Follow-up Will be performed after 7 days ,assessment will be done and results will be decided. This Discussion: research explores the efficacy of Sevyadi yog lepa, assessing symptoms relief and safety, This findings can support its effective use in management of Contact dermatitis as an integrative Ayurveda treatment.

INDIAN JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH
Government Ayurved College, Nanded (IN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 43%
Contact Dermatitis and Allergies
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