How to increase platelets - #21632

Chronic ITP will be difficult to cure Increased liquids intake Fruits Avoid oily, spicy foods

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For chronic ITP patients, it's crucial to approach this with care. Modern medicine may prescribe corticosteroids or immunoglobulin therapies, depending on the severity. Ayurveda has supportive measures, but I must clarify: they are not substitutes for urgent medical intervention, ya know? In Ayurveda, we're looking at balancing the body's energy, especially Pitta dosha. A combination of Ayurvedic herbs like Giloy (Guduchi), Amalaki (Indian gooseberry), and Ashwagandha can be beneficial. They help boost immunity and support the bone marrow. You can try having Giloy juice or Amalaki powder daily. Taking Amalaki with a bit of honey early morning could be wonderful for rasa dhatu (nutritional fluid). Diet-wise, let's think cooling and nourishing. You'd want to incorporate foods like pomegranates, papaya, pumpkins, and spinach. Cooked foods that are easy on digestion are best! Papaya leaf juice is famed for boosting platelets, try to consume its juice – but check with a doc first. Turmeric milk might also help – it's anti-inflammatory. Now about the fluctuation – stress and lack of sleep can wreak havoc. Encourage your dad to practice meditation or simple pranayama breathing each day. This aligns with therapeutic benefits by balancing the body. Perhaps try yoga poses, like halasana or legs-up-the-wall (for gentle energy). To stay active, engage in light exercises, nothing strenuous. A daily walk or a bit of Tai chi if he's up for it. It keeps the energy flowing without overtaxing his system. Oh, and hydration! Gotta stay hydrated; keep the blood flow smooth. Remember, this combo of traditional and conventional medicine could support overall wellbeing, but continue regular check-ups and blood tests with his healthcare provider. The integration can be subtle, but don't drop any ongoing treatments without consulting a doctor.