How to treat constipation and high ammonia levels in my son with cerebral palsy and a tracheostomy? - #54341

My son who has celebral palsy is a tracheostomy patient feeding is through peg tube.he is bed ridden .l give him pan 40 tablet every morning. Few days back he had vomiting in the morning after giving Pan 40, after sometime I had given him ragi so that also he vomitted and he it got aspirated in the lungs so I had to take him to the hospital because he was not taking his feeds to put him on drips. Doctors admitted him in ICU because of aspiration and that evening he was given only NS so next day we are started with the feeding. I used to give him cramaffin plus syrup every alternate day 5 ml for his motions and that same day when he vomited that early morning 3 o'clock l had given him syrup and that that day he was supposed to pass motions which she didn't pass then later when he was hospitalized that night also again I had given him cramaffin plus syrup 5 mlat 12 o'clock at night but he didn't pass because maybe because of the food whatever he was getting it was very thin and maybe it was different from what I give him at home and then again next day l had given him 6 ml still he did not pass motions, again the surgery doctor ask me to give in 15ml that also didn't work later when is blood test was done his ammonia level was very high it was 218. Later the doctor from the medicine ward asked to give him a duphalac enema and that worked after which his ammonia level had come down little bit it had come to 155 and then again he asked to give lactolose syrup in the morning which I had given 30 ml and that night he had passed motions.the the treatment is duphalac syrup with rifagut tablets.he is not passing motions with duphalac syrup now .l used to give him cramaffin plus syrup earlier which l can't give now because of high ammonia.so I wanted to try ayurvedic medicine