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Question #19434
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Deflazacort Tablets - #19434

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A few months ago, my cousin was prescribed Deflazacort tablets for an inflammatory condition, and while the medication helped reduce his symptoms, he later experienced mild weight gain, mood swings, and muscle weakness. He was concerned about these side effects and wanted to know if there were natural ways to manage inflammation without long-term reliance on steroids. Since I prefer Ayurvedic healing and natural anti-inflammatory approaches, I want to understand—what are Deflazacort tablets, and does Ayurveda offer alternatives to corticosteroids for managing inflammation and immunity? From what I understand, Deflazacort is a corticosteroid used to treat inflammatory conditions, autoimmune diseases, and muscle disorders like Duchenne muscular dystrophy. Since Ayurveda associates inflammation with Pitta imbalance, immune regulation with Ojas, and muscle health with Mamsa Dhatu (muscle tissue), does this mean that excessive heat, immune dysfunction, or poor diet could worsen inflammation? Could stress, poor digestion, or toxin accumulation (Ama) contribute to chronic inflammation and the need for steroids? One of my biggest concerns is that long-term steroid use can weaken immunity, increase blood sugar levels, and cause hormonal imbalances. Since Ayurveda promotes immune balance and natural anti-inflammatory therapies, does it recommend any herbs, dietary changes, or detox treatments that can help in managing inflammation without corticosteroids? Would taking Turmeric, Guduchi, and Aloe Vera help in reducing inflammatory responses naturally? Another issue is that some people taking corticosteroids experience muscle weakness, joint pain, or water retention. Since Ayurveda focuses on strengthening Mamsa Dhatu (muscle health) and improving blood circulation, does it suggest any nerve-supporting herbs, muscle-strengthening therapies, or natural tonics to help in reducing muscle-related side effects of steroids? Would consuming Ashwagandha, Shatavari, and Bala help in improving muscle tone and reducing fatigue? I also read that steroids can cause mood swings, insomnia, and energy fluctuations, making daily activities difficult. Since Ayurveda considers mental balance and emotional health key to overall well-being, does it recommend any stress-reducing techniques, adaptogenic herbs, or lifestyle changes to help in managing emotional side effects of corticosteroid use? Would practicing Pranayama, drinking Brahmi tea, or following a calming nighttime routine help in promoting relaxation? Another concern is whether Ayurvedic therapies like Abhyanga (warm oil massage for circulation), Basti (medicated enema for detoxification), or Rasayana therapy (rejuvenation treatment) could help in reducing steroid dependency and preventing long-term side effects. Could these treatments be used alongside modern anti-inflammatory medications for a holistic recovery approach? Since I want to take a natural and preventive approach, I am looking for the best Ayurvedic treatments, anti-inflammatory diets, and immune-supporting remedies to help in reducing inflammation and minimizing the side effects of corticosteroid use. What are the most effective Ayurvedic recommendations for managing inflammation naturally while reducing dependency on steroids?

Deflazacort tablets
Ayurveda
Inflammation management
Pitta balance
Immune support
Natural steroid alternatives
Herbal healing

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