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Paralysis

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Paralysis is the loss of ability to move some or all parts of your body that mainly occurs in elderly persons. When the whole body is impacted, it is called complete paralysis and when it impacts a particular body part, it is called partial paralysis.

Causes of Paralysis

An impairment of nerves in the spinal cord or brain is the key cause of paralysis apart from head injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injury. Additionally, some infections, brain disorders and even environmental toxins may also cause paralysis. The following list provides the causes of paralysis:

  • Neurological diseases like Bell’s Palsy, Cerebral Palsy, Peripheral Neuropathy and Multiple Sclerosis
  • Infectious or autoimmune illnesses, like AIDS, Lyme disease and Spondylitis
  • Life-threatening conditions, like brain tumour, stroke or haemorrhage
  • Environmental factors, like radiation and toxins

Signs and symptoms of paralysis

Paralysis causes loss of muscle power and hence, it may lead to partial or total immobility. Partial paralysis can also impact other systems in the body significantly. Have a look at the common symptoms of paralysis:

  • Changes to respiration and circulation
  • Changes to the gastrointestinal system and kidneys
  • Changes to joints, bones and muscles
  • Edema
  • Muscle spasms
  • Feeling of numbness
  • Constipation
  • Difficulty in speaking or swallowing
  • Balance issues
  • Abnormal sweating, breathing or heart rate
  • Behavioural problems
  • Sexual complications
  • Loss of urine control
  • Vision issues

How does Ayurveda treat Paralysis?

Ayurvedic treatment of paralysis is one of the safest and most effective solutions with various therapies, like Abhyangam, Padabhyanga, Pizhichil and many more. Along with these therapies, our doctors provide oral herbal medications to combat this issue. We also offer regular follow-up sessions after the treatment, as our biggest promise is to be with you not just for the long run but forever.

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