Radius - #18605
Last month, I had a bad fall while running down the stairs. I landed on my wrist, and the pain was unbearable. I went to the hospital, got an X-ray, and the doctor said I had a radius fracture. They put my arm in a cast, and I was told to rest for a few weeks. The swelling has gone down now, but my wrist still feels weak, and I’m worried that it might not heal properly. I know the radius is one of the most important bones in the forearm, and it helps with wrist movement. I want to make sure I regain full strength and flexibility after my fracture heals. Are there any Ayurvedic remedies or therapies that can help with faster bone healing? I’ve heard that some herbs, like Ashwagandha and Hadjod, are good for bones—should I take them? Also, I’m trying to get enough calcium and vitamin D, but are there specific foods that are best for bone healing? I drink milk regularly, but I read that too much dairy might not be good for digestion. Should I switch to plant-based sources like sesame seeds and almonds instead? Another thing that’s bothering me is that my wrist feels stiff. Is this normal after a radius fracture? How long does it usually take to get full movement back? Should I start exercising, or should I wait until the pain completely disappears? I don’t want to do anything that might delay healing. Doctor, are there any Ayurvedic oils or massages that can help with pain and stiffness in the radius area? I’ve also heard that Panchakarma therapy can help with joint and muscle recovery—would that be beneficial in my case? I just want to make sure my radius heals well so I don’t have long-term issues. What can I do to speed up recovery naturally and avoid complications like weakness or arthritis in the future?
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largest bone in the body - #19319
A few weeks ago, my cousin had a sports injury and fractured his thigh bone, and the doctor told him that the femur is the largest bone in the body. This got me thinking—why is the femur the largest and strongest bone, and does Ayurveda offer ways to naturally strengthen bones and improve healing after fractures? From what I understand, the femur (thigh bone) supports the entire body weight and plays a crucial role in movement, stability, and posture. Since Ayurveda explains bone health through Asthi Dhatu (bone tissue), does a fracture indicate a Vata imbalance leading to weak bones? Could poor diet or lack of essential minerals be contributing to brittle bones? One of my biggest concerns is that bone fractures take a long time to heal, and my cousin is unable to walk properly for weeks. Does Ayurveda recommend any bone-healing herbs, oils, or dietary changes to speed up the recovery process? Would Hadjod (Cissus quadrangularis), Shatavari, or Ashwagandha be beneficial for bone regeneration? Another issue is that he experiences stiffness and pain around the injured area. Since Ayurveda emphasizes external applications, does it suggest any medicated oils, herbal pastes, or warm compresses to reduce pain and swelling naturally? Would Mahanarayan oil massage be helpful in improving blood circulation around the fracture? I also read that calcium alone is not enough for strong bones, and other minerals like magnesium, zinc, and vitamin D play an important role. Does Ayurveda suggest specific bone-nourishing foods like sesame seeds, milk, and dates to improve bone density and prevent future fractures? Another concern is whether lack of physical activity during recovery could weaken the largest bone in the body. Does Ayurveda recommend any low-impact yoga poses or physiotherapy techniques to help regain mobility without putting strain on the femur? Since I want to take a preventive and natural approach, I am looking for the best Ayurvedic treatments, dietary guidelines, and herbal support to maintain strong bones and improve recovery from fractures. What are the most effective Ayurvedic remedies to strengthen the largest bone in the body and promote bone healing?
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