What Is Madhumeham Meaning? - #11233

My family recently started using the word Madhumeham to describe my uncle’s health condition, but I don’t fully understand what it means. Can someone explain Madhumeham meaning and how it’s related to modern medical terms? Is it the same as diabetes, or does it have a broader implication in Ayurveda? From what I’ve observed, my uncle’s symptoms include frequent urination, excessive thirst, and tiredness. I’ve heard these are typical signs of diabetes, but when it’s referred to as Madhumeham, does it also encompass Ayurvedic perspectives on the root causes, like imbalances in doshas? I’ve read that Madhumeham is often associated with Kapha imbalance in Ayurveda and that certain herbs like jamun, methi (fenugreek), and bitter gourd (karela) are recommended for managing it. How effective are these remedies, and how should they be used? Are there Ayurvedic formulations specifically for Madhumeham? Another question is about diet. I’ve seen people with diabetes avoid sugar, but does managing Madhumeham also require avoiding Kapha-aggravating foods like dairy and sweets? Are there specific Ayurvedic dietary recommendations for people with this condition? If anyone understands Madhumeham meaning in detail or has experience managing it through Ayurveda, I’d appreciate your insights. How does Ayurveda approach long-term management, and are there lifestyle changes that can help alongside herbal remedies?