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GB SYNDROME - #20548

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is there any treatment for GB syndrome, In ayurveda is it curable??

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In ayurvedic classic texts there is no mention of GB syndrome, but it can be compared to type of vata disorder ( neurological) affecting the whole body. I cannot guarantee regarding cure of the disease, bit with panchakarma therapy, definitely you will get positive result
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What's symptoms you have regarding this syndrome
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Depending upon the symptoms we can try to give medication. Panchkarma will be helpful
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Yes itrs a peripheral neuropathy Take nervous stimulator medication If you ask I have treated many of pt that type
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Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) is a serious autoimmune condition where the immune system attacks nerves, leading to muscle weakness and can potentially lead to paralysis. While Ayurveda primarily focuses on restoring balance and promoting well-being, it's essential to emphasize that GBS is an urgent medical condition that requires immediate conventional medical treatment. In Ayurveda, though direct cures for GBS are not outlined in traditional texts, some supportive measures to aid recovery post-medical treatment can be incorporated. These steps are intended to strengthen the body and support the nervous system, not replace conventional treatments. First, a key focus in Ayurveda is balancing the Vata dosha, the primary dosha involved in nervous system functioning. You can incorporate grounding and nourishing foods into your diet. Include warm, cooked meals; favorably cooked with ghee or oils. Sweet, sour, and salty tastes are recommended over bitter, pungent, and astringent ones. Herbal support may include Ashwagandha, known for its adaptogenic properties, and Bala, traditionally used to support strength and balance. However, always consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner before consuming herbal formulations to ensure they are suitable for your body constitution and health status. Oil massage with sesame oil can also be considered, to calm the nervous system; however, it is recommended to consult with a qualified practitioner for an individualized routine, as well as ensuring there's no contraindication with ongoing medical treatments. Prioritize getting restful sleep and avoiding stress, as both are crucial for recovery process. Include gentle exercises like yoga nidra or meditation to promote relaxation. Remember, while Ayurveda can offer complementary support, be sure to follow all medical advice from your healthcare provider for managing GBS. It's crucial for ensuring a safe and effective recovery.
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