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A Brief Concept of Busoore Labaniya (Acne Vulgaris) in Unani System of Medicine

Sumaiyya Abdul Karim Salar, Shaikh Shoeb Mohd Abdul Rauf2 Shoeb Mohd Abdul Rauf, Mohd Furqan Ahmad Patel, Taqdees Fatema Abdul Rauf Shaikh, Amjad Khan Salim Khan

Abstract


Acne vulgaris is tremendously common skin disorder, moving quite 85% of adolescents and young adults. An existing systematic review of the epidemiology of acne across the planet renowned this disease of the skin occurrence approximate starting from just over 20% to over 95%. In Unani system of medicine, Acne vulgaris is entitled as Busoore Labaniya that are whitish outbreaks on the nose and face that represent milk droplets or frozen drawn butter because of Ma’dah sadidiyah or pus like down matter that’s immovable to the skin for prohibiting at the side of morbid matter (ghaleez bukharat). Present review paper is an effort to focus on solely the Acne vulgaris conception in Unani literature delineated by numerous known Unani physicians

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Mujaffif, Muhallil, Busoore Labaniya, Acne vulgaris, Unani system of medicine

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