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APD/IBD Emyelination ischemic vessels disorder what meaning all the line this problem is recover or not if recovery how it will
Well firstly its a pitta dominant disease, where in blood element is also affected( just an ayurvedic approach).
Secondly need to know the exact intensity, onset and presentation of symptoms.
Meanwhile figure out trigger events or components which worsens the symptoms.
Is stool tested? If yes would need to review the reports as well.
You can also try panchamrut parpati, twice daily before meals.
Next Steps
Though there are many medications which can be prescribed, a detailed evaluation is required and advised before we proceed.
please connect virtually for further evaluation and management.
Health Tips
Meanwhile please avoid spicy, hot, and sour food and beverages.
Take 5 ml of milk + half tsf of ghee, and drink it just before starting your meals.
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APD /IBD is nearly relative to Agni disorder in Ayurveda and it might have gone bit advanced towards Ischemia in the oesophagus or intestines.
Next Steps
It needs a detailed analysis of the body , it's constitution (prakriti), vikruti and then a valid diagnosis is made on Ayurveda basis.
It would be great if you plan an online consultation/clinic visit and share your present problems in detail.
Health Tips
Avoid spicy, oily, sour, salty food items in general. Stay away from ice mixed/refrigerated beverages.
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