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Nephrotic Syndrome
HI..I have been suffering from nephrotic syndrome with BP constantly at 140. And I have consulted a nephrologist and taking medicines from 1 month,but recently one more raised to me that is swelling is not controlling on my face and in stomach..Is there any treatment in Ayurveda for this problems... PLZ suggest me and due to this I am getting chest pain also...Plz help me on this...
Already I am spending much time and money on this...
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Please consult with all your medical reports.
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Ayurveda treatment have helped many patients of nephrotic syndrome up to satisfactory level in my practice.
i can start your treatment but for that i need to see all of your reports and need to talk to you in order to have a clear information about your actual situation ( this is needed in order to plan an accurate treatment module )
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share your reports & have a talk.
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enjoy ur life.... keep patience... follow all the instructions & continue the treatmen.... there is nothing to worry about.
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Ayurveda definitely has a good range of medicines for nephrotic syndrome. Rasaushadhis and rasayanas are specific category of medicines which help in the treatment of nephrotic syndrome.
But these cannot be prescribed . A proper combination has to be given under the guidance of an expert. We have treated cases of nephrotic syndrome in past. Also regeneration of nephrons is possible by Ayurveda treatments and prevention or deterioration of kidney functions is the line of treatment.
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Follow healthy lifestyle by avoiding junk food , deep fried, oily food and monitoring urea, creatinine levels.
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