I don't want you to struggle anymore in finding doctors Arrange an appointment with a neurologist as soon as possible, especially if she is experiencing recurrent seizures without effective treatment. My truthful answer to this is Would I prescribe an Ayurvedic medicine to stop the convulsions? No, not as a substitute for established anti-seizure treatment. I would not recommend any ayurvedic medicine. They are just supportive to calm down aggravated vatta. Seek emergency medical help if a seizure lasts five minutes or longer. I would not prescribe saliva-reducing herbal preparation for drooling without understanding her swallowing function and seizure history. There is insufficient reliable clinical evidence to recommend a particular Ayurvedic medicine as an established treatment for cerebral-palsy-related drooling

As you may already know, cerebral palsy is a condition that results from an injury or abnormal development of the brain during pregnancy, around the time of birth, or in early infancy. In some cases, early brain infections or other serious complications can also lead to cerebral palsy. Since this is an early-onset condition, the motor and functional difficulties may have developed and persisted over the years. The treatment approach should therefore be based on her present condition, the severity of her functional limitations, and any associated symptoms. If she experiences seizures, they need to be managed with appropriate medication under the supervision of a neurologist. We should also pay attention to her digestive health, nutritional status, and bowel movements, as reduced mobility can contribute to constipation and other digestive problems. If your sister has difficulty walking, she may also have muscle stiffness, abnormal muscle tone, or weakness. After a thorough assessment, Ayurvedic therapies such as Abhyanga (therapeutic oil massage) may be considered as supportive treatment, depending on her muscle tone and overall condition. However, these therapies should be carefully selected and performed under appropriate medical supervision. I would recommend consulting a hospital that has inpatient facilities and a multidisciplinary rehabilitation team, so that her treatment can be planned comprehensively over the long term. Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and appropriate medical management are also important in maintaining mobility, comfort, and quality of life. I sincerely hope your sister experiences improvement and receives the care that best suits her needs.

Great to note ur trust with Ayurveda. So kindly grab the advantage of Ayushman Bharat Health Care at ayush hospital attached to Govt ayurved hospital n medical school

Hello. I completely understand your concern and the deep challenges your family is currently facing. Managing long-standing Cerebral Palsy with sudden convulsions (seizures) requires a very steady, compassionate, and highly sustainable approach. In Ayurveda, this condition involves a deep-rooted imbalance of the Vata Dosha affecting the nervous system (Majja Dhatu). While a complete cure at this stage might not be clinically possible, our primary goal should be to safely reduce the frequency of her seizures, control the excessive drooling, and improve her daily comfort. This can be supported long-term using very cost-effective, easily accessible Ayurvedic herbs and classical preparations that do not put a heavy financial burden on the family. Since she is experiencing active convulsions, any new medical step must be taken with absolute caution, prioritizing her immediate safety and stabilizing her nervous system above everything else.

Its not over night recovery or adhered to one treatment aspect its chronic disease which has to resolove slowly and steadily and multyple therapies work for one patient and doesnt work for other so kindly consult for detail discription