We offer a very effective ayurveda treatment for Paralysis & Epilepsy.
Paralysis is the loss of muscle movements and coordination in some parts of the body. The individual is unable to move his body as he wishes and needs the help of someone else. The loss of movement ability occur in hand muscles, leg muscles, facial muscles etc leading to paralysis in that particular region.
Paralysis or palsy means loss of muscular power due to some problem in the Nervous System. Various technical names are given to various forms of the disease. Hemiplegia is applied to paralysis affecting one part of the face along with the corresponding arm and leg. Diplegia means total paralysis. Monoplegia is the paralysis of single limb
Symptoms of Paralysis
Causes of Paralysis
Ayurvedic Treatments for Paralysis
Ayurveda terms paralysis as pakshavada, a disorder caused by the vitiation of vata dosha. Ayurvedic treatments for paralysis will aim to rectify the vitiated vata dosha. In the ayurveda system of medicine vata is responsible for the proper coordination of all voluntary movements in the human body. A constraint in the proper movement of vata can cause paralysis in a person.
Internal medicines will be given in addition to purification therapies like vasti, abhyangam, kizhi, siro dhara, thalam, njavara kizhi etc. to bring the patient back to normalcy after the removal of toxins. Purification process will be undertaken only after a complete diagnosis of the patient: the condition of patient, duration of disease and whether actual cause of the disease is hemorrhage, emboli or ischemia. Specific exercises will be helpful in some patients. Yoga and meditation is found to be very effective and is also part of the ayurveda treatment for paralysis.
Ayurvedic Remedies for Paralysis
Epilepsy or Apasmara in Ayurveda is a neurological disorder characterized by sudden recurring fits of seizures with or without loss of conscience. It is a neurological disorder which can occur either as a symptom of a brain diseaseor without any known pathology. An epileptic attack may range from mild episodes of progressive numbing of a part of the body to sudden involuntary contractions of the muscles.
It is generally characterized by ‘clinical events’ called seizures featured by instantaneous loss of memory with or without spasm of body (generalized or localized). Violent convulsions, twitching of the muscles, biting of the tongue, distorted fixation of thumb, rotation of the head etc are a few of the other symptoms seen in patients suffering from epilepsy. Factors like deprivation of sleep, high fever, use of alcohol, alcohol withdrawal, mental stress etc can trigger seizures.
According to Ayurveda, epilepsy is a result of the vitiation of the vata dosha which particularly affects the head. However, it can also be caused by vitiation of pitta or kapha. Sometimes external situations combine with internal doshasto cause this disease, but external events can never be the sole cause. It is described as Apasmara or apasmaram in Ayurveda.
Causes of Epilepsy
Ayurvedic Treatments for Epilepsy
Ayurvedic Remedies for Epilepsy