Early Description of Diet-Induced Blistering Skin Diseases in Medieval Persia: Avicenna's Point of View.

Fatemeh Atarzadeh · Babak Daneshfard · Ladan Dastgheib · Amir Mohammad Jaladat · Gholamreza Amin

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. He accounted for some nutritional triggers for skin blisters (mentioned as "hot swellings"), such as onion, garlic, leek, pepper, and wine. His precise description of causative factors based on principles of traditional Persian medicine (TPM) is appreciable and might well lead us to find more efficient ways for the prevention and treatment of blistering skin diseases.

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