What to do in Acute Paralytic attack through Ayurveda

Definition of Paralysis

Impulses for voluntary movement are transmitted by the pyramidal tracts or upper motor neurons. Damage to these pyramidal tracts due to any lesion, trauma, ischemia or hemorrhage produces paralysis. In Ayurveda, it can be correlated with 'Pakshaghata'.

The types of paralysis include:

1. Monoplegia, which affects only one arm or leg.

2. Hemiplegia, which affects one arm and one leg 

     on the same side of your body.

3. Paraplegia, which affects both of your legs.

4. Quadriplegia, or Tetraplegia, which affects both 

    of your arms and both of your legs. 

What are the symptoms of facial paralysis?

1. Facial paralysis on one side (rarely are both sides of the face affected)

2. Loss of blinking control on the affected side.

3. Decreased tearing.

4. Drooping of the mouth to the affected side.

5. Altered sense of taste.

6. Slurred speech.

7. Drooling.

8. Pain in or behind the ear.

Trust in yourself and your ability to achieve an amazing recovery.

Regaining Movement in a Paralyzed Arm or Leg After Stroke. 

Through regular sehana and sewdana with danwantram tailam.

Nitya virechana through Gandharverandhastadi tailam..

shiro pichu to induce recovery to damage cells ...

Begin Passive Exercise to Rewire the Brain. ...

Bring In the Electrical Stimulation. through advanced ayurvedic neurotheraphy

Visualize Your Paralyzed Limbs Moving.with regular mobilization of limbs.

Treatment Protocol

First 10 days

1. Sarvang parisheka with panchvalkala kwath

2. Nitya virechana with erand oil

3. Pradhamana nasyam with vaca churna

4. Matra basti with brahmi grhtam 40 ml

Second 10 days

1. Sarvang abyangam with mahamasha tailam

2. Shatik shali pinda swedana

3. Pratimarsha nasyam with brahmi grhtam

Comments Dr Vikas Gupta we are managing acute paralysis at ayurveda emergency department at sandhyashi hospital B - 48, Sector - 5, Bawana industrial area, Delhi - 39