My mother has metastasis stomach cancer - #256

Hello Ali, for cancer please consult us or any local Ayurvedic physician who is an expert in management of Cancer cases. There are multiple treatments in Ayurveda that can definitely help your mother but the doctor has to assess the patient and the reports before suggesting anything.

I'm genuinely sorry to hear about your mother's condition, its a tough one. Metastasis suggests that cancer has spread to multiple organs, which definitely complicates things. Ayurveda, with its holistic view, aims more at improving quality of life and could support alongside conventional treatments, but it can't replace the urgent and direct care required for such conditions. The focus is mainly on easing symptoms like pain and enhancing strength. Severe bone pain can be addressed with certain ayurvedic techniques and herbs. Consider Ashwagandha and Guggulu, known to have anti-inflammatory properties and could aid in soothing pain. A decoction made from these might be sipped warm, twice daily, but please consult an ayurvedic practitioner before starting anything. Another thing to consider is Panchakarma therapy, which is often tailored for the individual’s constitution or 'prakriti'. Given the scale of her metastasis, mild supportive therapies like Oil massges with warm sesame oil (avoid cold exposure post-massage), can be calming and might improve mobility. Again, listen to her body's responses—comfort is key. Diet is key too—simple, digestible foods are best. Warm, nourishing soups (think vegetable or rice soup with cumin and ginger) can be soothing and less taxing on her digestion. Avoid things that're heavy or tough to digest as they can strain her further. Try some gentle breathing exercises, like Anulom Vilom, to ease stress and help with pain perception -- just ensure it's comfortable for her. But, I REALLY can't stress enough on consulting with her oncologist while integrating these practices. Safety is paramount! Modern treatments and palliative care remain indispensable in managing such advanced conditions. Hope supporting measures improve her comfort, even in a tiny bit.