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I am 39 yrs and i have been diagnosed with polimyositis.symptoms are difficulty to walk, climb stairs, weakness in both legs and arms , spams cramps, muscle wasting.Presently i'm on a heavy dose of cordisonids. After one month i have been advised to go for a biopsy if there is no relief.Is there any cure in Ayurveda medicine for this problem or is there any center in India whereby i can come for treatment.
** 1. polymyositis is a connective tissue diseases characterised by inflammation of muscles and have an autoimmune basis, and going by your symptoms it looks to be proximal myopathy [difficulty in walking/climbing] and since distal muscles are spared thus fine movement of hands are affected late in the course.
2. . Active/Passive Exercise to maintain muscular strength [physiotherapist and occupational therapist]. . speech and language therapist may help with difficulties of swallowing. . Monitor creatine kinase and clinical response.
3. In Ayurveda we usually treat the disease on the basis of 'Mansmedogat Vaat' [Myopathy/Myalgia], you may consult an Ayurveda physician regarding use of Lauha Bhasma, Chandraprabha Vati, Navak guggulu, Panchskar Churan, trifla kwath.
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Can Polymyositis Be Cured By Ayurveda?
** 1. polymyositis is a connective tissue diseases characterised by inflammation of muscles and have an autoimmune basis, and going by your symptoms it looks to be proximal myopathy [difficulty in walking/climbing] and since distal muscles are spared thus fine movement of hands are affected late in the course. 2. . Active/Passive Exercise to maintain muscular strength [physiotherapist and occupational therapist]. . speech and language therapist may help with difficulties of swallowing. . Monitor creatine kinase and clinical response. 3. In Ayurveda we usually treat the disease on the basis of Mansmedogat Vaat [Myopathy/Myalgia], you may consult an Ayurveda physician regarding use of Lauha Bhasma, Chandraprabha Vati, Navak guggulu, Panchskar Churan, trifla kwath.