Rheumatoid Arthritis - Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment

Rheumatoid arthritis is a chronic disease that usually affects middle-aged people, with more women than men. Children may also be affected. In this disease, the covering tissue of the synovial membrane or joint is swollen, resulting in stiffness, pain and limited movement. Under severe conditions, the joint may eventually deform. It is believed that disturbed immune function is the cause of this disease.

In Ayurveda, rheumatoid arthritis is called "Sandhi Vata." This cannot be confused with "Aam Vata," which is the name of rheumatic fever, or fever that causes joint pain and swelling, and affects the heart.

Recently-derived rheumatoid arthritis usually responds well to standard anti-inflammatory therapies. However, by its very nature, this is a chronic disease, and although it can control symptoms, there is currently no cure. Standard modern medicine may not be very useful once the condition becomes chronic, or treatment may have significant side effects. Among such patients, Ayurvedic herbal treatments may be very useful and effective. A major advantage of Ayurvedic herbs in this disease is that the drug can be taken for long periods without any serious side effects.

Ayurvedic treatment of rheumatoid arthritis includes the following procedures:
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[i] "Snehan" [using local and oral medicated lubricants]
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[ii] "Swedan" [local enthusiasm]
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[iii] "Lep" [local application drug]
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[iv] "Anuloman" [long-term mild laxative treatment]
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[v] "Raktamokshan" [bleeding]
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[vi] "Dahan" [local hot brands] and
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[vii] "Shaman" [symptomatic oral treatment].

Mahanarayan oil [mainly containing asparagus], Bala [Sida cordifolia] oil, Vishgarbha oil is some drugs used for stealth procedures. Although local application is very simple, oral administration of medicated lubricants is best done under the direct supervision of a qualified and experienced Ayurvedic doctor.

Although local hot compresses can be performed in a variety of ways, "Naadi swedan" is the most effective. In this process, the medicated vapor jet is typically directed to the affected joint after the spoofing procedure. Nirgundi [Vitex negundo] decoction is usually used in this procedure.

Local pharmaceutical applications include Lepgoli, Dashang lep, and a mixture of Shrung, Daruharidra [Berberis aristata], Alum and Rakta Chandan [Santalum album]. There are also several herbal herbal creams.

Local pain can be relieved immediately by bleeding. This can be done by syringe or by using a water bottle. About 50 ml. Blood is usually drawn from the vein near the affected joint. Some doctors use local heat brands to reduce acute tenderness in joints. This method uses a variety of special metal instruments.

Castor oil treated with castor oil and Haritaki [Terminalia chebula] for mild, long-lasting laxative treatment.

Oral medications include Maharasn ​​adi decoction, Triphala Guggulu, Yograj Guggulu and Ashwagandharishta. Shallaki [Boswellia serrata] and Guggulu [Commiphora mukul] compounds are used for a long time. A variety of herbal compounds containing Guggulu can be used, depending on the symptoms of Ayurvedic doctors and the stage of the disease.

It is recommended to avoid very acidic, salty and cold [refrigerated] foods, as well as fermented products. It is helpful to use tolerable amounts of ginger and garlic in your daily diet. Some yoga poses have been found for arthritis and can be performed regularly under the supervision and advice of experts in the field.

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