International Journal of Homoeopathic Sciences

Pityriasis versicolor, commonly known as tinea versicolor, is a prevalent and benign superficial fungal infection of the skin, falling under the category of Malassezia-related diseases. This dermatological condition manifest as delicate, scaly macule, exhibiting either hyperpigmented or hypopigmented characteristics. The anatomical region most frequently impacted by this infection include the trunk, neck, and proximal extremities. While over the counter and prescription antifungal medications are commonly used for treatment. The integration of a holistic approach utilizing homeopathy has shown promising outcomes and positive results. This case report details the treatment of a 53-year-old man clinically diagnosed with pityriasis versicolor, who was treated using personalized homeopathic medicine. The homoeopathic approach focused on the patient’s characteristics symptoms and overall health, aiming to address the underlying cause and promote holistic healing. Throughout the treatment period, the patient experienced a gradual improvement in skin itching, discoloration and overall, wellbeing with no recurrence of the infection. This report underscores the potential benefits of individualized homeopathy by addressing not only the outward manifestations of ailments but also delving into the underlying imbalances, thus promoting comprehensive and enduring healing. Additionally, the report emphasizes individualized homeopathy as a safe, gentle, and remarkably cost-effective treatment.