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Brain stroke, followed by paralysis
My father suffered brain stroke, followed by left side paralysis 2 years back. There is a large infarct in right MCA area of the brain. Physiotherpy is on from day 1, along with treatment from neurologist.
Now the problem is, recovery / movement in left arm is very less. Also, there is a lot of muscle spasticity / tightness.
Kindly advice.
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Got your concern. Thanks for raising Query on such authentic platform as in such scenario Holistic Ayurveda add value along with physiotherapy by panchakarma
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Hello Sir,
Panchakarma gives amazing results in such cases, but if there is any difficulty in taking the patient to panchakarma centre, then these simple things can be done.
1. Aampachak Vati 1-2tab twice a day.
2. Ekangveer Ras (एकांगवीर रस) 1 tab twice a day
3. Nasya- with Bacha tail- at bed time
You can give this treatment for 15 days.
Avoid anything which is sour like pickle, curd etc.
And avoid bakery products.
Give me feedback after 15 days.
My regards to your father and wish him an early recovery...!
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The treatment for this is clearly mentioned in classics and by following it in the same way, my patients are finding betterment in the grade of muscle rigidity and spasticity ,as the selection of drugs are done to act on brain , increase the neuromuscular response so on .
Do not worry .
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consultant with AYURVEDA Expert with the patient.Doctor after examining the patient ,can plan the line of treatment.
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Ayurveda approach will be both internal and external treatment. This will help in greater extent.
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As Rehabilitation therapy u can opt panchakarma line of management . Better if u wud have started early but u definitely can undergo this therapy for reducing spasticity and rigidity.
Continue physiotherapy
Patients willpower is also important to come over his problems. Instead of limiting himselves to the situation he must try hard to gain movements
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Ayurvedic line of medications can definitely help him a lot
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Oil massage vil help him surely
Better take advise from consultation and move further.
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Dr. Debayan Bandyapadhyay
Ayurveda
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Proper panchakarma therapy following oleation and sudation is the treatment principle..along with drugs (depends on the present clinical condition) will help to regain his muscle strength.
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consult any near by Ayurvedic hospital
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