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Treatment for type I diabetics.
Is there any treatment for type 1 diabetes in Ayurveda, my 17 years old son is suffering from it. Kindly guide.
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There is only way to offer insulin in such cases and Ayurveda shared everything in this world is medicine unfortunately it's to be given to such pt for life long but surely such pts can choose to refrain from transferring it to progeny is only universal and authentic way to put it on hold spreading type -I Diabetes
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No dear
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Diabetes at 17 years of age , the teeatment might be easier. But needed to know more about it.
Any recent fever history.
Is he under any other treatment
Anyone in family has diabetes?
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Yes there is. Since your son is still 17 yrs there are lot of options and opportunities. He can be completely out of it too.
Usual line of treatment will be panchakarma followed by medication therapy.
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please consult any doctor near you or you can contact me before it's too late to start treatment
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exercise is must
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