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1000+ verified doctorsMy mom have gliblastoma grade 4 cancer whereshe went through operationon 4th april 2025 and currently it reacurred currently ayurvedic treatment is going on.
How has your mother's overall health been since the surgery?:
- Fair, some concernsWhat specific symptoms is she currently experiencing?:
- Neurological changesHas she made any significant changes to her diet or lifestyle recently?:
- Yes, very significant changes
Presently what all medicines she is taking?? How’s her general condition??
Currently his left side is paralysed
Medicines goshuradi gugul , purnavadi gugul and mandur , suvarn brahmivati , lakshivilas ras,makardwaj,chandraprabhavati,shrutashekaras and dashmool ,varunadi,purnanva kwath kada chalu hai
Ok How is her daily activity?? Is she bed ridden? What’s her age?? Is any past illness other than this ??
No past illness bed ridden not completely, age 58
Anu tel nasya is too ongoing
Daily activity is normal as off she is paralysed i need to take her to wash room. Etc…
along with the above add Kanchanar guggulu VRIDDHIBHADIKA vati Each 1 tablet twice daily after food with warm water Brahmi gritha 1/2 tsp with warm water Saraswathi aristha 20-0-20 ml with equal quantity of water Kaheerabala taila - gentle massage to be done of paralized limbs
I wanted to add that nagod or nirgundi pan steam on paralyzed part is going on and cahndanbala lakshadi, kshirbala, mahanarayan taila massage is also going on.
Yes you can add for steam inhalation
N mainly Kanchanar guggulu n VRIDDHIBHADIKA vati will reduce the size of the tumour Brahmi gritha and Saraswathi aristha will help nervous system health N I don’t know why Chandraprabha vati n gokshuradhi guggulu she is using- any urinary related issues is she having if not then currrently stop n can add the priortized medicine n continue Even can add ksheerabala
For a condition like recurrent glioblastoma, close medical supervision in collaboration with conventional oncological treatment is critical and must be priority. Ayurveda can play a supportive role but should not replace conventional treatment for such aggressive conditions. Let’s explore some supporting ayurvedic advice to complement existing treatments.
Firstly, ensure her agni or digestive fire is functioning well, as this influences the body’s overall health and capacity to cope. Avoid overly heavy, processed, and fried foods that may strain her digestive system. Incorporating foods easy to digest and rich in antioxidants can help: fresh fruits such as pomegranate and papaya, as they are nourishing.
Ayurveda suggests herbs like Ashwagandha—safe in appropriate amounts—as an adjunct to mainstream therapy. Known for adaptogenic properties, it helps in managing stress and potentially supporting immune function. However, herbal supplementation must be evaluated by her primary healthcare provider to ensure no interference with chemotherapy or other medications she’s on.
Regular gentle head massages with warm Brahmi oil might provide some relief, as they can promote relaxation and may pacify vata and pitta doshas, commonly aggravated in serious conditions. Limit to three times a week, observing any reaction.
Encouraging deep conscious breathing or pranayam, can aid in reducing anxiety and improve oxygenation in the body, engaging in short daily sessions, about 10-15 minutes, can be quite beneficial.
Lifestyle adjustments that allow more rest and create a calming environment are critical. Maintain regular sleep schedule and engage in light, comforting activities can helps in better managing stress levels.
Ensure consistent communication with her entire medical team, confirming that all integrative approaches align with her existing treatment plan. Integrating these habits cautiously alongside her principal medical care can potentially enhance her quality of life.
You can start with Aloevera juice 10ml+Amla juice 10ml twice daily after food with water You are already taking lots of ayurvedic medicine . Do Nasya with Brahmi grith 2 drops in both nostril once daily Give abhyangam with swedan with ashwagandha oil.
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