What is Bullous Pemphigoid?

Bullous Pemphigoid is a chronic autoimmune, sub epidermal blistering Skin disease. It can also occur in dogs and horses. It is found in the Inner lining tissue of the mouth, nasal passages or conjunctivae of the Eyes. The blisters can be filled with clear cloudy or blood stained fluid. It mostly affects children and younger adults. Bullous Pemphigoid can be found in a majority of people aged 50 years or above. Bullous pemphigoid is not any type of infection. The risk of Bullous Pemphigoid is increases with the age. It can also occur during pregnancy in women. Generally the fluid inside the blisters is clear. However it may contain some blood. Some affect ants may develop eczema or hive-like rash rather than blisters. The skin around the blisters may look normal, reddish or darker than usual. This disorder causes itching on the affected areas of skin. Blisters are also sometimes growing in the mouth. If you develop blisters on your eyes, scarring can be general. This condition requires prompt diagnosis and treatment. Bullous pemphigoid can also worsen the quality of life. You may feel difficulty in eating if blisters develop in your mouth. It is believed that it occurs with activation of aging immune system some genetically predisposed people. Young people are rarely affected by bullous pemphigoid.

Symptoms of Bullous Pemphigoid

Symptoms of Bullous pemphigoid are hard, tight blisters on the skin. The skin around the blisters may appear normal, but can be red and swollen. Some symptoms of Bullous pemphigoid are given below

•     Often preceded by a red rash
•     Larger in size
•     Filled with fluid
•     Ruptured blisters are usually sensitivity and painful
•     The skin around the blisters may appear normal or slightly red or
•     dark
•     Ulcers
•     Mouth sores
•     Bleeding gums
•     Intense itching
•     Coughing
•     Difficult to eat
•     Open sores
•     Burning of mouth
•     Burning sensation of the skin
•     Hives
•     Itching
•     Often preceded by a red rash

Natural Remedies for Bullous Pemphigoid

Treatment which is usually need for many years and in most of the cases the Bullous pemphigoid is completely clears up and the treatment can be stopped. Some Natural Treatment for Bullous Pemphigoid are given below.

Aloe Vera

It’s likewise extremely calming and alleviating on the skin. Get yourself a 100% natural aloe vera gel or oil and gently apply twice daily.

Ginger

It is known and highly effective anti-inflammatory remedy which can be particularly viable in gastrointestinal ills especially chronic nausea, even in early pregnancy.

Repair your skin for sunlight

You’ve blisters on your skin it is difficult for you to step out in sun as this may lead to rupture or burning on the affected area. Apply a good sunscreen on your skin at least half an hour heading out in the Sun.

Keep a check on your diet

If blisters develop in your mouth, avoid eating hard and chewable food. Do not eat food like chips, fruits as you might feel painful to eat chew and swallow them.

Using Herbs

Individual herbs which are specifically prescribed for a particular condition may help the body to come back into balance, thus allowing a healthy homeostasis to be reinstated as nature intended.

Avoid injury

Bullous pemphigoid’s medication has bad effect on your skin and making it weak. In such case, even a small injury can worsen your skin condition.

Vitamin C

Vitamin C is essential for building up the immune system. it helps to rebalance the immune system and repair its usual function.

Drink plenty of water

Drink plenty of water to keep yourself hydrated.

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