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Suggest Ayurvedic Remedies For Double Vessel Disease
Question: Hi Doctor I am 39yr old male diabetic and had an heart attack 52 days before. coronary angiogram done revealed double vessel disease. I have under gone PTCA + 2 stents to LAD (Culprit Vessel) and PTCA +1 stent to RCA.
I am planning to go for ayurvedic treatment were medicines is given with alcohol for 17 days and need to stop the tablets.
Need your advice can I stop tablets for 17days and what happness if i stop.
List of Tab:
Ecosprin 75 0-1-0
Axcer 90 1-0-1
Rozavel 40 0-0-1
Cardivas 3.125 1-0-1
Dytor plus 1-0-0
Pan 40 1-0-0
jalra 50 1-0-0
I am planning to go for ayurvedic treatment were medicines is given with alcohol for 17 days and need to stop the tablets.
Need your advice can I stop tablets for 17days and what happness if i stop.
List of Tab:
Ecosprin 75 0-1-0
Axcer 90 1-0-1
Rozavel 40 0-0-1
Cardivas 3.125 1-0-1
Dytor plus 1-0-0
Pan 40 1-0-0
jalra 50 1-0-0
Brief Answer:
Hridyaroga & Hridroga
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting Ayurveda with your health concern and before further management is advocated;:
1. since diabetes is there, any other predisposing factor in you, like, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol?
2. any unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle?
3. What exactly is the opinion of attending physician:
i. thickening of arteries (dhamani praticaya) or hardening of arteries (dhamani kathinaya)
Dr. Munish Sood
Naimittika
Hridyaroga & Hridroga
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting Ayurveda with your health concern and before further management is advocated;:
1. since diabetes is there, any other predisposing factor in you, like, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol?
2. any unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle?
3. What exactly is the opinion of attending physician:
i. thickening of arteries (dhamani praticaya) or hardening of arteries (dhamani kathinaya)
Dr. Munish Sood
Naimittika
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Deepak
1. since diabetes is there, any other predisposing factor in you, like, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol?
A) I was Smoking
B) No BP
C) No HC ( Lipid Profile attached)
2. any unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle?
A) No unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle
3. What exactly is the opinion of attending physician:
Sorry I did not understand the Question
A) I was Smoking
B) No BP
C) No HC ( Lipid Profile attached)
2. any unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle?
A) No unusual mental stress and sedentary lifestyle
3. What exactly is the opinion of attending physician:
Sorry I did not understand the Question
Brief Answer:
bypassing the bypass
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for reverting back
Since you want to go for Ayurveda management, thus make an appointment with a qualified Ayurveda physician for personal consultation [prakriti evaluation] till then
At present we have to control or modify the risk factors which requires five step approach to the problem:
1. Exercise:
a. Brisk walk for 45 minutes every day, at least 5 days a week. Walking is the best aerobic exercise.
b. Yogasanas: these should be practiced and learned under guidance of an expert, and also after discussing with your physician as to which are permitted .
c. Pranayama: simplest is Deep breathing
PS. If you do not have any expert guidance, walking is the best and safest exercise.
2. Stress Management
. Meditation for 15 minutes everyday.
. Learn to live with a relaxed mind and think positive about your health and life.
3. Low fat diet
. Avoid : alcohol,caffeine,tobacco, butter, ghee, cheese, unskimmed milk, whole egg, deep fried food.
Take: soups,plenty of salads,raw sprouted pulses,more of bhajis prepared with minimum or no oil, curd of skimmed milk, pulses and legumes, roti or phulka without oil, onion, garlic, soya bean, apple, fruits with edible cover should be eaten.
4. Elimination of known risk factors
. Smoking: both active and passive should be stopped and avoided.
. Weight reduction as per body mass index (B.M.I.)
. Maintain normal blood sugar level.
. Avoid mental strains through relaxation and if possible, change of job.
5. Drugs
. Take the Ayurveda medicine as prescribed and other medicine of preventive importance is Anti oxidant [vitamin E].
PS. by opinion I mean was there hardening or thickening of arteries before undergoing invasive procedure.
Dr. Munish
Naimittika
bypassing the bypass
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for reverting back
Since you want to go for Ayurveda management, thus make an appointment with a qualified Ayurveda physician for personal consultation [prakriti evaluation] till then
At present we have to control or modify the risk factors which requires five step approach to the problem:
1. Exercise:
a. Brisk walk for 45 minutes every day, at least 5 days a week. Walking is the best aerobic exercise.
b. Yogasanas: these should be practiced and learned under guidance of an expert, and also after discussing with your physician as to which are permitted .
c. Pranayama: simplest is Deep breathing
PS. If you do not have any expert guidance, walking is the best and safest exercise.
2. Stress Management
. Meditation for 15 minutes everyday.
. Learn to live with a relaxed mind and think positive about your health and life.
3. Low fat diet
. Avoid : alcohol,caffeine,tobacco, butter, ghee, cheese, unskimmed milk, whole egg, deep fried food.
Take: soups,plenty of salads,raw sprouted pulses,more of bhajis prepared with minimum or no oil, curd of skimmed milk, pulses and legumes, roti or phulka without oil, onion, garlic, soya bean, apple, fruits with edible cover should be eaten.
4. Elimination of known risk factors
. Smoking: both active and passive should be stopped and avoided.
. Weight reduction as per body mass index (B.M.I.)
. Maintain normal blood sugar level.
. Avoid mental strains through relaxation and if possible, change of job.
5. Drugs
. Take the Ayurveda medicine as prescribed and other medicine of preventive importance is Anti oxidant [vitamin E].
PS. by opinion I mean was there hardening or thickening of arteries before undergoing invasive procedure.
Dr. Munish
Naimittika
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Sonia Raina
Brief Answer:
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for reverting back.
1. At no point/stage you should stop the medicines prescribed by your doctor since this is the best treatment (at present) for you to avoid mortality/morbidity in coming months following a heart attack.
PS. In an article published in "Circulation" (journal of the XXXXXXX Heart Association) heart attack patients who stop their prescriptions within 120 days of starting the treatment have 80% more, chances of death than those who duly acknowledge with the prescription.
2. So in best Interest ( initially) it will be wise to follow your attending physician advice & prescription and follow the lifestyle changes which have been imparted earlier.
Dr. Munish
Naimittika
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for reverting back.
1. At no point/stage you should stop the medicines prescribed by your doctor since this is the best treatment (at present) for you to avoid mortality/morbidity in coming months following a heart attack.
PS. In an article published in "Circulation" (journal of the XXXXXXX Heart Association) heart attack patients who stop their prescriptions within 120 days of starting the treatment have 80% more, chances of death than those who duly acknowledge with the prescription.
2. So in best Interest ( initially) it will be wise to follow your attending physician advice & prescription and follow the lifestyle changes which have been imparted earlier.
Dr. Munish
Naimittika
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Sonia Raina
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