Shalya Chikitsak - #6855
I’ve been hearing a lot about specialized Ayurvedic surgeons called shalya chikitsak and their role in treating complex conditions. Can someone explain what exactly a shalya chikitsak does and how they’re different from modern surgeons? I’m particularly curious if shalya chikitsak can help with issues like piles or fistulas, as I’ve been dealing with piles for a few years now. I’ve tried creams and medicines, but the pain and discomfort keep coming back. A friend told me that shalya chikitsak often perform minimally invasive procedures using Ayurvedic techniques, but I’m not sure how effective they are. Do shalya chikitsak use herbal treatments after surgery to promote faster healing? Another thing I want to know is whether visiting a shalya chikitsak is safe for someone who has been taking modern medicines for other health issues. Are their methods compatible with allopathic treatments, or should I stop my current medications before consulting a shalya chikitsak? If anyone here has undergone a procedure with a shalya chikitsak or knows more about their approach, please share your experience. Are there specific clinics or hospitals that focus on shalya chikitsa for conditions like piles? I’d appreciate any advice.
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