Severe Osteoarthritis - #18760

Hii According to Ayurveda OA is a degenerative disease in our science we call it as sandhivata which is vataja roga.. As the age progresses bone density usually decreases and we can see osteophytic changes..so first of all drink plenty of water and practice a habit of having dairy products during your meals. As you don't want to undergo knee replacement we have a better option that is Panchakarma..I would suggest you to undergo janu basti with murvennu and kottamchukkadi thaila for 7 days and panchatikta ksheera basti for 16 days Advice 1.Tab Suthashekhara rasa 1-0-1 (,B/f) 2.Tab Punarnavadi guggulu 1-0-1 3.Tab Lakshadi guggulu 1-0-1 4.Murvennu+ksheera bala thaila (L/A) 5.Guggulutiktaka grutham 10ml-0-10ml

Medications,- Rasanadi Guggulu - 2 tab bd Trifala Guggulu-2 tab at bed time Sahcharadi Kwath - 10 ml bd Sukumar Ghrita -15ml bd for5 days Panchkarma - janu basti with mahanaryan oil for 5 days Also u can go for physiotherapy

Hi Rico, Thankyou so much for reaching out to us. As this is a chronic condition, I would like to get some information from you before we get into our treatment. Can you share how long have you been facing this condition? What time of the day does the pain aggravates,

Hello Sir, Please answer these questions to understand your concern better and better management. Since when have you been experiencing knee pain, and has it progressively worsened over time? Do you have swelling, stiffness, or warmth around the knees? Have you tried any physical therapy, Ayurvedic oils, or herbal remedies for pain relief? Do you experience pain more in the morning or after activity? Is there a history of injuries or fractures related to your knees? What is your weight and daily activity level? Have you been diagnosed with osteoporosis or any other joint-related condition? Also, Are you currently on any pain medications or supplements for joint health?

Hello, Osteoarthritis is manageable as it is also severe so better go with panchakarma treatment but not oil massage with high pressure 1) Janu basti for 10 days for 1 hour 2) Janu pichu for 15 days ( Dip a cotton in medicated warm oil and keep on both knees and keep the castor leaf on that leave for 45 mins then remove and wipe it don't wash it better to do it in night morning u can janu basti) Medication - 1) nucart OA 1-0-1 after food 2) lakshadi guggulu 1-1-1 after food 3) rasnaerandadi kashaya 5ml-0-5ml with 5ml warm water before food Don't walk or stand continue once u start with pain while walking or standing take rest Wear knee cap By doing all this u can see some relief

oh boy, sounds pretty tough, right? dealing with severe osteoarthritis in the knees can really disrupt your day-to-day life. but let's see what Ayurveda can do to help you out. remember, realigning those knees without surgery is ambitious, but there’s stuff that can lessen the pain and perhaps improve flexibility. in Ayurveda, osteoarthritis often is linked to vata dosha imbalance, leading to joint dryness and stiffness. try focusing on bringing balance back to that dosha. warming, nourishing foods might help – think soups or stews. throw in spices like ginger and turmeric, which are great for inflammation. also, try sipping on warm water throughout the day. it's pretty simple, but helps keep vata calm. consider giving certain herbal remedies a shot. Ashwagandha and Shatavari are known to support joint health. you could look into a supplement form. But, if you're new to it, maybe consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner first. for more immediate relief, an oil massage—let's make it a daily practice. Use warm sesame oil, it can be quite soothing and helps to keep that area lubricated. and you know, load off those knees by working on building strength in other areas. Gentle yoga poses or exercises focusing on building leg muscles without straining those knees can help - but keep it low impact! if you need direction, a therapist who understands both the condition and suitable exercises would be best. please, do keep in touch with your regular doctor too. the knee’s condition sounds serious, and while Ayurveda offers supportive care, don’t neglect regular medical advice. If your doctor suggests you make other lifestyle changes to manage your pain, balance them with the Ayurvedic suggestions. stay hopeful, small changes can make a world of difference in how you feel.