Seeking Help for Mother's Sciatica and Joint Pain - #51378

Hereby Dr Arshad Mohammad MD(Ayu) If u wanna actually cure First i need proper history. Mri report if done Type of pain With all this detail u can contact me If condition is less or moderate then definitely she will be fine very soon 💯😇

I understand how difficult this situation must be for your mother and for your family. Sciatica along with long-standing diabetes can sometimes lead to severe nerve pain, weakness, and difficulty in standing or walking, especially if the diabetes has not been well controlled over the years. High blood sugar for a long time can affect the nerves, muscles, and joints, which may worsen pain and reduce mobility. The first important step is to ensure that her diabetes is well controlled. Without proper blood sugar management, pain relief and nerve recovery can be difficult. It would be advisable to consult her treating physician or diabetologist to review her current medications and ensure her blood sugar levels are properly managed. Along with this, Ayurveda can immensely help in overall management. Treatment generally focuses on improving nerve nourishment, reducing inflammation, supporting digestion and gut health, and strengthening the musculoskeletal system. Certain Panchakarma therapies performed under expert supervision can be very helpful in such cases. Procedures like Abhyanga (medicated oil massage), Kati Basti, Basti therapy (medicated enemas), and Swedana (therapeutic fomentation) are often used to help relieve nerve compression, reduce pain, and improve mobility. However, these treatments should always be done under the guidance of an experienced Ayurvedic physician, especially since she is a diabetic patient. A combined approach proper diabetes management with her allopathic doctor along with personalized Ayurvedic treatment and Panchakarma therapy may help improve her pain levels, mobility, and overall quality of life. If possible, you may also share her age, current blood sugar levels, weight, and whether the pain radiates from the lower back to the leg, as these details can help guide more specific suggestions for her condition.