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Question #21620
294 days ago
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Treatment for ESES - #21620

Arjun Konda

I have gone through antileptic drugs to fight against ESES for my kid age 7 but fruitless.She goes through seizures during sleep invisibly everyday. It has caused cognitive impairment and behavioral problem with memory loss.No medicines helped me.She had first physical seizure at the age of two and half years. Can i have ayurvesic suggestions?

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TAKE KUMAR KALYAN RAS=1 gm Rajat BHASM=2gm Rajras ras=1 gm PRAWAL PISTI=10gm Kulya bhasma mishran=10gm Ekangveer ras=5gm Mukta pisti=4gm Giloya sat=10gm… Mix all take 1/3rd tsp before meal twice daily with honey

Arvind asav =3-3 tsp twice daily after meal

Bhrma rasayan ==1 tsp at bed time with milk

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Bramha rasayan early morning. Kumarkalyanak Ghrita 5 ml twice a day. with bluke warm water Tab. Manas mitra vatakam 1 tab twice a day.

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Better to consult a ayurvedic doctor in person

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Medhasagar rasayan 1-1 after meal Smritisagar ras 1-1 after meal These are best Ayurveda medicine for ESES. Take these along with allopathic medicine. It will reduce frequency and intensity in long term

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ESES, or Electrical Status Epilepticus during Sleep, is a challenging condition, especially for young children. Using Ayurveda principles, we can focus on balancing the doshas, strengthening the nervous system, and enhancing the Agni or digestive fire which plays a pivotal role in Ayurvedic medicine. But must mention, Ayurveda should complement and not replace necessary medical treatments and consultation with healthcare professionals is crucial.

The first step to address this condition is to explore a diet that keeps the Vata dosha balanced, as imbalances can affect the nervous system. Serve warm, freshly-cooked meals free from refined sugars and processed foods. Including Ghee in moderate amounts can help nourish nerve tissues. Favor foods like oats, cooked apples, warm milk with a pinch of turmeric which can aid in grounding the body’s energies.

To support cognitive function and memory, Brahmi herb — known for its nervine tonic properties — may be beneficial. A consultation with an Ayurvedic practitioner is advised to determine the appropriate form and dosage.

Additionally, establishing a consistent daily routine can stabilize the mind and body. Stick to regular sleep and wake-up times to aid the child’s internal clock. Practicing gentle massages with warm sesame oil before bedtime can soothe and ground the nervous system, while reducing stress.

Yoga and meditation practices, specifically designed for children, can contribute significantly. Techniques such as deep breathing or Pranayama taught kindly with patience can foster a calming effect. Encourage activities like drawing, singing, which keep the mind engaged positively.

Ensuring that she gets fresh air and sunlight every day is essential too. The natural environment is soothing and beneficial for psychological health.

While these practices can very much be supportive, the severity and uniqueness of the condition require careful oversight. It’s very important to keep connected with your child’s medical team to monitor the condition closely. Collaboration between modern medicine and traditional practices can sometimes provide a fuller approach to managing ESES.

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