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Cartilage Regenerate Possible....? - #779

R S NATHAN

Cartilage Damaged Knee Pain last 2 years all treatment taken including Ayurveda पंचकर्म abhayanga shirodhara etc...but no use so my question is Cartilage regenerate is 100% possible or not knee pain can cure throughly or not one must go for operation knee replacement surgery is the final solutions please reply in my personal email id ra_swami@hotmail.com Thanks with Regards R S NATHAN

Age: 55
Knee pain
Cartilage damaged
Panchakarma
Pain knees
Pain
Joint pain
Back pain
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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At 55 years old, dealing with cartilage damage in the knee can be particularly challenging, especially if you've already undergone various treatments, including Ayurveda and Panchakarma therapies. While complete regeneration of cartilage is generally considered difficult, Ayurveda offers approaches that may help in managing pain and improving function. A combination of herbal treatments, dietary adjustments, and lifestyle modifications can potentially alleviate symptoms. Consider incorporating Ashwagandha for its anti-inflammatory properties and Boswellia (Shallaki), which is known for promoting joint health. Additionally, Turmeric can be beneficial due to its natural anti-inflammatory effects. Regular practice of gentle exercises, like swimming or yoga, may help maintain mobility without placing excessive strain on the joints. Certain Panchakarma treatments, such as Kati Basti (localized oil treatment) or Greeva Basti, may also provide temporary relief and enhance blood circulation to the affected area. While surgery such as knee replacement is often considered the last resort, it may be necessary if conservative treatments fail to provide relief and significantly affect your quality of life. It’s advisable to consult with both an orthopedic surgeon and an Ayurvedic practitioner to explore all possible avenues for your knee health. They can work together to help determine the best approach tailored to your condition.
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Hey R S Nathan, your situation sounds really tough, dealing with that knee pain for over two years. And you've already tried a lot, so I can understand the frustration. You’ve been through the पंचकर्म and other Ayurvedic treatments, and you’re still in pain. It’s really not easy. Now, regarding cartilage regeneration. In Ayurveda, we look at cartilage as a form of majja dhatu and it's often tied to the health of asthi dhatu, the bone tissue. Regenerating cartilage isn't a quick fix and it’s not always 100% guaranteed. But the focus is on nourishing and balancing your body to support cartilage health, though it's not like a magic switch. Sometimes, when the cartilage is severely damaged, regenerating it to its original state might not be possible. Knee pain relief in Ayurveda aims to balance the doshas, mainly Vata, and strengthen the supporting tissues with specific herbs and lifestyle changes. This usually takes some time and persistence, you know, it's not a one-size-fits-all. Specific suggestions might include using herbs like shallaki (Boswellia) and guggulu, which have anti-inflammatory properties. Adding a warming oil massage to your routine, using oils like Mahanarayan oil, could support the tissues and ease discomfort. Though as with any regimen, it’s important to work closely with a practitioner who knows ur full history to get it just right. As for knee replacement, it's a serious decision. For some, it does provide significant relief. But before u decide, it might be good to consult with both your allopathic and Ayurvedic doc tors. They can provide second opinions based on your specific condition and help guide you. Really wish you find some relief soon. And sorry, I can't email you directly but do take this info to heart and reach out to your healthcare folks!
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