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Disc protrusion & spine canal stnosis

2017-08-08 12:13:16
I got L5 S1 disc protrsion problem.Had taken injection for pain relief.It came down but not taht much.Now doctor is saying to go for surgery.but i think before that i should go for ayurveda treatment(kati basti etc)?please let me know what should i do in panchkarma treatment?Looking for your views.
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Go for ayurvediy treatment providing all details to vaidya Avoid virrudha food like milkshakes fruitsalads two times heated food freeze stored food etc Katibasti leech application panchakarma procedures will be beneficial

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