Guest guest Posted August 2, 2006 Report Share Posted August 2, 2006 Hi Ms Aishwarya, At present what are the complaints of your father .if you r a ayurvedic dr . write down his case history with latest investigation what can we do let us see thaking you your's DR H. RAI M.D. (AY), KAYACHIKITSA PROFESSOR STATE AY.COLLEGE PLB UP INDIA 9412297010 > My father went for surgery to have a polyp removed from > intestines last year. Surgery had complications. 40% of > colon was unnecessarily removed. He trusts his daughter who > is just beginning to study Ayurveda and would like to know > some simple things that might help his indegestion and > diahrea now and any possible Vaidyas who he could visit in > the Los Angeles area for assessment and consultation. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2006 Report Share Posted August 3, 2006 Thank you kindly for your response. I am only beginning a study of Ayurveda here in the U.S. I plan to go to India in the future for studies when I am able to do so. Father had never been to a hospital all his life until age 67. There is no family history of colon cancer. Only family history is stroke and diabetes (types I maternal, and type II paternal) His young wife pressured him to have a colonoscopy due to repeated advertisements on American television, his age and stomach complaints. It is my understanding that when he went for the colonoscopy last year he was told that he had a small polyp that the doctor wanted to remove by laparoscopy. However, when they went in to do this laporoscopic removal of the polyp near the duedonum (sp?) there was some complication in which they had to surgically go in through the abdominal wall and remove 40% of the colon. Within a week of return home from the hospital he completely stopped eating and elimination for a few days (no care was given to him by his wife at all) and was returned to the emergency room by family members. At that time doctor said some scar tissue had formed in the colon and had to be removed. Father (who is himself animal doctor) never saw any photo of the polyp upon request and was not diagnosed with any cancer ever. I feel as if a grave violence was done to him and he is now suffering daily with diaherrea that he is daily taking immodium to suppress. I have spoken to my father about Ayurveda and he trusts that I can find something natural to help him with this problem so that he does not succumb to side effects from long term use of immodium as well a the pressures of his wife to go back to another (Western) doctor/surgeon unless necessary. This problem is further complicated by a wife who has severe psychological problems related to "doctor" dependence and drug abuse. Assisting father in this matter is to the whole family. I have done energy work (Reiki) with her which seems to have been of benefit and recommended hiring a cook. Any and all assistance will be greatly appreciated, Very truly, Aishwarya ayurveda [ayurveda]On Behalf Of drhsrai Wednesday, August 02, 2006 6:25 AM ayurveda <ayurveda> Re: indigestion and diahrea Hi Ms Aishwarya, At present what are the complaints of your father .if you r a ayurvedic dr . write down his case history with latest investigation what can we do let us see thaking you your's DR H. RAI M.D. (AY), KAYACHIKITSA PROFESSOR STATE AY.COLLEGE PLB UP INDIA 9412297010 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 3, 2006 Report Share Posted August 3, 2006 Dear Aishwarya There are numerous simple recipes illustrated in Ayurveda to correct many disorders. Here are few gruel recipes which are strongly recommended in digestive disorders. These are simple and effective remedies which can be prepared easily at home to correct the digestive disorder and also to replenish the lost nutrients. I think these recepies will help your father. You can follow this link http://www.ayurhelp.com/articles/gruel_recipes.htm Regards Dr.Savitha Suri http://www.ayurhelp.com ayurveda, "Aishwarya Poudyal" <aishwarya_poudyal wrote: > Father had never been to a hospital all his life until age > 67. There is no family history of colon cancer. Only family > history is stroke and diabetes (types I maternal, and type > II paternal) His young wife pressured him to have a > colonoscopy due to repeated advertisements on American > television, his age and stomach complaints. It is my > understanding that when he went for the colonoscopy last > year he was told that he had a small polyp that the doctor > wanted to remove by laparoscopy. However, when they went in > to do this laporoscopic removal of the polyp near the > duedonum (sp?) there was some complication in which they > had to surgically go in through the abdominal wall and > remove 40% of the colon. Within a week of return home from > the hospital he completely stopped eating and elimination > for a few days (no care was given to him by his wife at > all) and was returned to the emergency room by family > members. At that time doctor said some scar tissue had > formed in the colon and had to be removed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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