Psoriasis (Ukhri Ildu): Mongolian Medicine Guide
Psoriasis is a long-term, non-contagious skin disease; Mongolian medicine treats it by restoring balance and cooling the blood.
What Is Ukhri Ildu
Psoriasis is a long-term skin disease with red, scaly patches and spotting bleeding when scales are removed. It is not contagious.
Typical Features
Patches often appear on the scalp and limbs and worsen in winter. Some patients have nail pitting, and a family history is common.
Mongolian View
Mongolian medicine sees imbalance of body forces and impure blood with disturbed metabolism as the core problem behind the rash.
Pattern-Based Care
Treatment follows individual patterns using traditional compounds and digestive-regulation principles to restore balance and clear the skin.
Daily Support
Avoid greasy food, excess alcohol, stress, and cold damp living. Upper respiratory infections can trigger flares and should be managed.
