Guest guest Posted September 24, 2004 Report Share Posted September 24, 2004 Hi I might have an idea what it is, but I would need to know you gender and age. ... Noel Gilbert Counselor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2004 Report Share Posted September 26, 2004 Male, 50 ayurveda, "Noel" <sattva@p...> wrote: > Hi I might have an idea what it is, but I would need to know you gender and > age. ... > > Noel Gilbert > Counselor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 27, 2004 Report Share Posted September 27, 2004 That sounds about right! A few years back I was having all the same symptoms After 3 1/2 years of looking for the problem my self. I finally gave up and went to a MD. It took him another year and a half to find it. It was pretty simple once he did. My testosterone dropped to low and he started giving me testosterone shots. It took another year and half to figure out how often and how much to give me, but he has it dialed in now. It was a walking nightmare at the time. I got to a point were I had only three chooses. Suffer a lot, die, or take drugs and suffer a little. The later was the only thing I could do! That choice was hard on me in it self. It was God just teaching me not to shut any doors. Any way if I were you I would have your MD check your hormones........... Bless you my friend. Noel Gilbert Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 25, 2005 Report Share Posted October 25, 2005 Dear Aborizwan, "Enuresis" as termed in Western medicine is bed-wetting above age 5. There are several causes, although it is often difficult to determine by the practitioner the cause. Ayurveda understands bed-wetting as an under-lying physical or psychological distubance. Physical disturbances usually stem from from weakness in either the urinary, nervous, or endocrine systems. Bowel disease can also be a cause, hence having the urine tested for parasites may be an option. It is very important to show the the young child love, affection and acceptance during this confusing time. Psychologically induced enuresis appears to stem from stress. Stress may be related to family, school, abuse, insecurity, or sibling rivalry. Taking the child on a "vacation" with one or both of the parents for a day or two during which they recieve absolute attention may break the cycle. Quality time before bed, by reading stories, snuggling, or going for a walk is also helpful. Bladder control at night is an involuntary action. Hence, it is important not to make the child feel guilty or bad about its occurance. It may help to wake the child up every 4-5 hours to go to the bathroom. It is also a good idea to restrict water intake after dinner. Love is the best tonic in this case. There are herbal remedies, but as I cannot examine your child, I have to withhold any herbal recommendation. I recommend you search for a local Ayurvedic practitioner who can examine where the imabalnce is, and prescribe the proper coarse of treatment. If you are in the US, you can search: http://www.nchm.net/DANHP/ayurvedic.htm http://www.bazaarofindia.com/practitioner.asp I still hold true to the underlying problem is usually stress-related. Love, understanding, open-discussion, and acceptance are powerful medicines. I wish you the best. Kind Regards ayurveda, "aborizwan3" <aborizwan3> wrote: > > Dear members please help > > My 11 year old Daughger sufferring Bedwetting. Had many treatments in > allopathy and Homaeo but no result. Please advise is there any medicin > in Ayurveda. > > Regards > Aborizwan > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 26, 2005 Report Share Posted October 26, 2005 Dear Aborizwan, I am sure she will get better,I have treated number of such cases at my centres.I think one need to counsel with her properly.Many a times this happens with the sense of insecurity.If she is watching Horror serials,movies have a check on them.Please ask to her whether she dreams horror events ? Give her support,reassure her nothing is going to bother her. Please check that she will have less amount of water after her dinner till she sleeps. Make a compulsion for going for toilet before she retires to the bed. Tell her to chew Ajawayan , only one pinch, I know it is quite hot, pungent.But she should take it afterr dinner with no or very little amount of water over it. Please get her Urine Routine exams , to rule out whether she is suffering from Urinary tract infection.Please let me know the findings of that report to me.If it is there then the line of therapy will certainly change. Give her a score book, ask her to enter the score either zero or cross Zero for getting bedwetting & cross for not having.Maintain a small diary.Set a goal ,if all cross or crosses more than 5 , let her get some incentive.please do not say about punishments ! Please try this & let me know after a week.Please feel free to communicate to me on ayurinstitute .Also please visit my site www.ayurvision.com Thanking you, With warm regards, Dr.Aashish Phadke M.D.(Ayurved)(Mumbai) "aborizwan3" <aborizwan3> wrote: > My 11 year old Daughger sufferring Bedwetting. Please advise is there any medicin in Ayurveda. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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