AIDP - #7473

I recently learned about AIDP (Acute Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy), the most common form of Guillain-Barré Syndrome, which is a condition that affects the peripheral nervous system. A family member was diagnosed with AIDP, and while they are undergoing conventional medical treatment, I’m curious about complementary Ayurvedic approaches that may help with recovery. From what I understand, AIDP causes symptoms like muscle weakness, tingling, and even temporary paralysis due to damage to the protective myelin sheath around nerves. Does Ayurveda offer therapies or remedies to support nerve health and restore functionality? Are there specific herbs like ashwagandha, bala, or brahmi that can help in reducing inflammation and promoting nerve regeneration? I’ve also read that panchakarma therapies, such as abhyanga (therapeutic massage) and swedana (herbal steam therapy), can be beneficial for improving circulation and reducing muscle stiffness. Are these therapies safe for someone with AIDP, and how frequently should they be performed? Another important aspect is diet and lifestyle. Are there specific foods or dietary changes recommended in Ayurveda to support nerve health and overall recovery? Should I focus on vata-pacifying foods, like warm soups and ghee, to strengthen the nervous system? If anyone has experience managing or supporting recovery from AIDP through Ayurvedic treatments, I’d love to hear about your journey. Did these treatments help with nerve repair and improve overall strength? How long did it take to see noticeable improvements, and were there any challenges in integrating Ayurvedic remedies with conventional medical care?