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Joint pain after chikungyunya
I had chikungunya in September of 2016 but the pain in the joints (shoulder, wrists, knuckles, foot) still persists. Can you please help with the problem?
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Its a very common problem in such patients and take only three months ayurveda treatment to eradicate it... Patient start feeling relief in the very first week of treatment. But don't forget to treat this problem as soon as possible because it may change into severe joint problem with the passage of time.
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avoid constipation and acidity.
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Yes for sure.
Joint pain after fever is usually get treated with painkiller and antacids.
But I insists that don't go for it.
It is the back log of the fever which should be treated with proper vishaghn treatment.
For that plz consult the doctor personally.
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for time being use following medicated water for drinking.
1 lit water+ 1 fist coriander seeds+ 2 tea spoon Guduchi powder. boil it . till 1/4th water evaporates. filter n use for drinking whole day.
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