Guest guest Posted August 15, 2004 Report Share Posted August 15, 2004 Sat Nam Doctor Bhate, I would appreciate if you could send me an address to Ayurvedic professionals in Spain. A friend of mine got Hepatitis C at a hospital two years ago. It has remained actived since then. She has kept on with her medication and diet since then but in her last test she has been told that she has a liver cirrosis. She is under regular basis treatment but also very depressed. She is 46. I have suggested her and her aunt (she does not have any more family) that we could ask for advice into Ayurveda. They have agreeded but I need counseling. I would not like her to go to anyone who has an ad in the paper.This is very serious and she needs a real doctor. Could you please give us a piece of advice?. Thank you for your help. Sat Nam, Gurusher Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2004 Report Share Posted August 16, 2004 Dear Gurusher Kaur Already many good suggestions have come from Dr Vidhyasagar, Vinod,. It is always difficult to relate diseases named by modern science with those mentioned by ayurveda, on one-to-one correspondence. In general Liver damage is the result. I find that 85% of modern patients have at least some liver toxic loading and slow-down. Thanks to all pesticide residues, allopathic medicines, mineral deficiencies throgh iodized salt and white sugar plus stimulants such as alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, etc. We ayurvedists try to find closest possible match by comparing symptoms, indications. First of all you will never meet a real doctor on net. In ayurveda, oral communication with patient is given the last preference while doing diagnosis. Seven other tests take precedence. Hence getting exact diagnosis is quite difficult. Do not be threatened by the name "Hepatitis-C", an unknown or difficult to treat virus. In one case, a patient with renal failure who was undergoing weekly two Haemo dialysis. He picked up Hep-C virus in the hospital. At least that is what hospital doctor told him. He was already under PanchGavya medicines for "renal failure". In ayurveda, after diagnosing this case as a slightly complex jaundice, he was treated with: Arogyavardhini Ras 2 - 2 Tab (125 mg each tab) Punarnava Mandur 2 - 2 Tab ( " " ) Navayas Loha Bhasma 2 - 2 pinches Kutajarishta 3 - 3 tsp with equal warm water. For food: Khitchri (Rice+green gram 1:1 ratio), fresh buttermilk which is not sour, sugarcane chewing thrice a day. Patient partially recovered hunger at the end of first week and recovered strength within one month. However, the medicines were continued for one more month to detoxify the liver and restore spleen (which was enlarged) completely. In remote help of this nature, one should not simply follow this kind of suggestions and best help can be sought from "real doctor". Todd has already given you the address. Wishing your friend best health Dr Bhate ayurveda, Maryan Di Gilio <dmaryan20042003> wrote: > Sat Nam Doctor Bhate, A friend of mine got Hepatitis C at a hospital two years ago. It has remained actived since then. She has kept on with her medication and diet since then but in her last test she has been told that she has a liver cirrosis. She is under regular basis treatment but also very depressed. She is 46. I would not like her to go to anyone who has an ad in the paper.This is very serious and she needs a real doctor. Could you please give us a piece of advice?. Thank you for your help. > > Sat Nam, > > Gurusher Kaur Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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