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59-Year-Old Male With Lichen Planus: Seeking Advice for Slow Healing

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Diabetologist - Answered on Jan 22, 2025

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Asked by Anonymous - Jan 09, 2025Hindi
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I am 59 Yrs old male, Diabetic since 2006, but it is controlled under medication. 5 months before I got infected in tongue and cheek with Lichen planus. Initial month I ignored but was concerned after. Other than a light burning senstation while eating there are no issues. The consulting Dr. (Allopathy) advised Candid oral paint, Polaraline and Riboflavin. I reduced after a month but was still there. At that time I switched to Ayurveda (I know cure will take time but will be permanent) Dr Advised VILWADI Tablets, Arimedas Thailam (Adding water and swishing) and Ashtachoornam. Its been atleast 21 days but the LICHEN is still there, not aggrevating or spreading, but very negligible susbsiding. what is the reason for such situation? Kindly advise

Ans: Diabetes and LP has no direct connections and no cause and effect relationship
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