No the coffee and honey cannot replace prednisone 1) Punarnavasavam- 15 ml with equal water twice daily after food 2) Chandraprabha Vati- one tablet twice daily with luke warm water 3) Gokshuradi Gulgulu- one tablet twice daily 4) Punarnavadi Kwath- 10 ml mix with 45 ml boiled and then cold water Encourage moderate activity but avoid strenuous exercise during flare-ups of edema. Ensure the child gets 8-10 hours of sleep to support tissue repair. Keep the body warm. Cold environments can sometimes aggravate Vata and lead to further fluid retention. : Since steroids like Prednisone suppress the immune system, maintaining strict personal hygiene is necessary to prevent secondary infections. Reduce Salt: Essential to manage edema and blood pressure. Follow specific guidance on protein intake based on the current stage of protein loss in the urine. Fresh Foods: Focus on easily digestible, warm, and fresh meals to maintain Agni (digestive fire).
Hello I understand your concern about using alternatives instead of prednisone, especially in a child. In nephrotic syndrome, prednisone is a standard and essential treatment to control inflammation and protein loss from the kidneys. Coffee and honey cannot replace this action and will not control the disease. Giving coffee to a 12-year-old is not advisable, as it can affect hydration and kidney function. Honey can be taken in small amounts, but it is only supportive and not a treatment. Stopping or replacing prednisone without medical supervision can lead to worsening of the condition. Continue the prescribed treatment and follow up regularly with your doctor. Diet can be kept simple with low salt and adequate protein as advised. This condition needs proper medical management, so do not substitute the medicine with home remedies. Warm Regards Dr Raghuveer SN
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No café y miel NO pueden reemplazar la prednisona El síndrome nefrótico es una enfermedad seria La Prednisona es el tratamiento principal para controlar la inflamación Café puede empeorar (estimula, deshidrata) Miel es solo nutritiva, no trata la enfermedad Qué hacer Seguir prednisona según médico Reducir sal, dieta adecuada Consultar pediatra/nefrólogo
Hello, No- a 12 year old with nephrotic syndrome should NOT replace prednisone with coffee and honey That is unsafe and can worse the disease Why? -Nephrotic syndrome is a serious kidney condition with protein loss and swelling -Prednisone a steroid is the main proven treatment that helps stop protein loss and control inflammation -Most children improve within weeks on steroids, without it, complications (infection, kidney damage can occur) **Coffee + Honey -Do Not treat kidney inflammation -coffee may even stress kidneys/cause dehydration -Honey is just supportive (nutrition), not treatment So replacing steroids with these is medically dangerous Ayurveda view Ayurveda can help as adjust or support along with doctors treatment- not instead of it -Condition relates to Mutravaha srotas dushti + kapha imbalance + inflammation -Aim= reduce swelling, improve kidney filtration, balance immunity Internal medications 1) Punarnavadi kahsaya= 10ml with equal water twice daily after meals =reduces swelling 2) Gokshuradi Guggulu= 1 tabs twice daily after meals =supports urinary system 3) Varunadi kashaya= 10ml + equal water before meals twice =helps kidney function 4) Guduchi ghan vati= 1 tab twice daily after meals =anti inflammatory, immunity Diet very important -low salt diet -warm, light, foods= moong dal, red rice/old rice, bottle gourd, ash gourd Avoid -packaged foods -excess protein overload -fried, bakery items Honey -can be used in small amounts -not a treatment, only supportive Coffee -avoid in children with kidney disease Lifestyle -adequate rest -avoid cold exposure, infections triggers relapse -gentle yoga breathing External therapies -Oil massage with Bala ashwagandhadhi taila -helps circulation, reduces edema Ayurveda cannot replace steroids in active nephrotic syndrome Even alternative medicine experts recommend integrative care Stopping prednisone suddenly can cause relapse or complication Do follow Hope this might be helpful Thank you
