Rejuvenation of damaged peroneal nerve - #19695

How do I get these products as am based in Nigeria

You can try online There are various online sites where you can get easily

It happened immediately I was injected.

Yes there is partial numbness in the leg

It has lasted for over 25yrs now

How do I get all this treatment, I am based in Nigeria

You can order the medicine online and start with the diet

Since the issue is very chronic, Ayurveda can offer supportive care to aid nerve healing, reduce pain, and improve mobility. Along with physical therapy, Ayurvedic medicines can enhance nerve regeneration and manage associated discomfort. Here are some recommended options: 1. Ayurvedic Medicines: Cap Palsinuron: 1 capsule with warm milk twice daily – supports nerve regeneration and reduces stress. Brahmi Vati (Bacopa monnieri): 1 tablet twice a day with water – improves nerve function and memory. Yograj Guggulu: 2 tablets twice daily after meals – helps in pain management and reduces inflammation. Dashmool Kwath: 20 ml twice a day with warm water – strengthens nerves and relieves pain. Maharasnadi Kwath: 20 ml twice daily – effective in reducing nerve pain and muscle stiffness. 2. External Applications: Mahanarayan Oil: Warm oil massage over the affected leg twice a day – enhances circulation and relieves pain. Dhanwantharam Oil: Useful for nerve damage and muscle weakness; apply before a warm water bath. Ksheerabala Oil: Can be used for gentle massage or as a medicated enema (Basti) under medical supervision to nourish nerves. 3. Additional Therapies: Pizhichil: Medicated oil therapy to rejuvenate nerves (best done at an Ayurvedic center). Abhyanga and Swedana: Daily oil massage followed by herbal steam therapy to relax muscles and promote nerve healing. I am not sure if these services are accessible to you. 4. Dietary Support: Consume foods rich in vitamin B12 (fortified cereals, plant-based supplements) and omega-3 fatty acids (flaxseeds, walnuts). Add ghee and warm milk to your diet to support nerve tissue. Avoid cold, oily, and processed foods that may aggravate Vata dosha. These remedies can be continued for 3-6 months with regular monitoring. It's best to consult with an Ayurvedic Doctor closely for personalized treatment and dosage adjustments along with monitoring.

Yes I have done several physical therapy and no results and there is numbness in the foot.

That is the only disorder am having, I have been doing foot massage for a long time, still no improvement

Ok