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What Is Recommended Ayurveda Treatment For Unstable Angina Patient With Pacemaker Implant?
My fathers (age 58 yrs) serum creatinine is 2.7 now. He is the patient of unstable angina with pace maker implanted since 2007. Most of the times his creatinine is above normal. he is strictly following diabetic diet, Rest of the blood profile are within the prescribed range. Kindly suggest any ayurveda t/t and diet.
Mon, 23 Jun 2014
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1. avoid sudden exertions like running to catch a bus, moving furniture in house, climbing stairs in hurry.
2. reduce weight if overweight.
3. Low fat Diet.
4. Always keep the sublingual tablets at hand in the pocket, in the bedroom,in the bathroom and toilet, on the office table, in the travel kit etc.
5. Check blood pressure, lipid profile, control diabetes.
6. If pain is not controlled by drugs, if pain is severe or occurs frequently, seek opinion of cardiologist for stress test and angiography.
7. You can start with Arjunarishta with Capsule Carditone.
PS. It increases the good cholesterol i.e. HDL [high density lipo- proteins]
1. avoid sudden exertions like running to catch a bus, moving furniture in house, climbing stairs in hurry.
2. reduce weight if overweight.
3. Low fat Diet.
4. Always keep the sublingual tablets at hand in the pocket, in the bedroom,in the bathroom and toilet, on the office table, in the travel kit etc.
5. Check blood pressure, lipid profile, control diabetes.
6. If pain is not controlled by drugs, if pain is severe or occurs frequently, seek opinion of cardiologist for stress test and angiography.
7. You can start with Arjunarishta with Capsule Carditone.
PS. It increases the good cholesterol i.e. HDL [high density lipo- proteins]
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