Dr. Sharad Kulkarni
Ayurveda Specialist, Bangalore

Expertise

Paralysis is lost muscle work in a part of your body. It can be permanent or temporary, fractional/partial or complete, and generalized or localized. It can influence any of your body parts whenever in your life. In the event that you encounter it, you’re likely to experience no pain or torment in the influenced areas.

Treatment plan and view point for the condition will rely upon the basic reason for paralysis, and additionally, manifestations experienced. Advancement in the field of science and medicine may enable you to keep up your healthy life.

What are the signs of paralysis?

The signs of paralysis are typically simple to distinguish. On the off chance that you encounter loss of motion, you’ll not be able to function or move a particular region of your body. On many occasions, a shivering or desensitizing sensation can happen before paralysis sets in. Loss of motion will likewise make it troublesome or difficult to control muscles in the influenced body parts.

What are the kinds of paralysis?

Specialists characterize Paralysis on different criteria:

Area/Location

Localized paralysis influences just a single piece of your body, for example, your face or hand.

Group of conditions that affect multiple body parts is recognized as Generalized paralysis. The types include:

• Paraplegia, which affects both of your legs
  
• Quadriplegia, or tetraplegia, which affects both of your arms and both of your
  
• legs
  
• Monoplegia, which influences just a single arm or leg
  
• Hemiplegia, which influences one arm and one leg on a similar side of your body

Seriousness

In the event that you experience partial paralysis, you’ll have some control over the muscles in the influenced body parts. In case of Complete Paralysis you’ll have no power over the muscles in the influenced territories.

Term

Your loss of motion might be brief. For instance, Bell’s paralysis is a condition that can cause impermanent loss of motion of your face. Strokes can likewise incidentally deaden one side of your body. With time and treatment, you may recover a few or the majority of your inclination and coordination.

In other cases, your paralysis may be permanent.

Flaccid or spastic

Flaccid paralysis makes your muscles contract and end up out of shape. It brings about muscle shortcoming. Spastic loss of motion includes tight and hard muscles. It can make your muscles jerk wildly, or fit.

Managing Paralysis the Ayurveda-Yoga way.

In Ayurveda the illness is categorized under the disorder- Vata vyadhi. The terms Paksha Vadha , Paksaghata, and Ekanga Vata have been utilized to depict Paralysis in Ayurveda. Ayurveda has declared loss of facial motion as a different sickness element called “Ardita vata”. The treatment rules for these conditions have been generally counted in the established writings of Ayurveda.

Disregarding the different treatment modalities accessible, Ayurveda has turned out to be a standout amongst the best treatment procedures for the most ideal recuperation in Paralysis condition. Hence, it is highly recommended to take Ayurveda treatment after getting discharged from hospital.

Jeevottama Health is specialised in offering astounding Panchakarma treatments alongside oral pharmaceuticals for treating Paralysis. The treatments like Snehapanam, Virechanam, Sarvanga dhara (Pizhichil), Abhyanga swedam, Nasyam, Karna pooranam, Shiro vasti, Pichu, Navarakizhi, Vasti and so forth are done according to the need and condition for around 4 – 5 weeks. Aside from these

Diet and Life style adjustments and Yoga therapies are basic all through the treatment of Paralysis. Early mediation of Ayurveda treatment amplifies the recuperation odds of Paralysis condition. The medications like Ekanagaveera rasa, Vata vidhwamsaka rasa, Brihat Vata chintamani rasa etc will be helpful orally.

Note - To be followed under Ayurveda Doctor's supervision