Is there any ayurvedic medicine for muscle disease called Polymyositis?
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No specific ayurvedic treatment for this disease however there are a few nutritional anti-inflammation treatments that could support whatever medicine you take.\nThere are several sections in this article below about inflammation and foods that help it.\nI've seen great success with this combination:\n1) Sesame seed oil (cooking with it and using it topically) I heard about this from a Deepak Chopra  CD. \n2) Fish Oil (filtered in capsules or liquid-cold only), and \n3) Black cherry juice (drink it, very tasty.)\nI wish you well!
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Well the reason you didn't find anything is because the word is rhabdomyolsis. Not labdo. It's an expedited degeneration of the muscle tissue. Statin drugs like Lipitor in a small population are known to have this side effect although I've yet to witness it for myself.
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anser long. hence check it on the link:\nhttp://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/ayurvedaonline/message/2783
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Stretch, breathe, and meditate... better yet YOGA!!! Nothing better than Yoga and some herbal tea to make you feel better, not to mention all that stretching will help stretch out your muscle spasms.
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Anexcellent remedy is ginger tea.Add a small tsp each of ginger pwd, fennel seeds pwd,cinnamon pwd and a pinch of clove pwd to a cup of boiled water and let it sit covered for 10 mts.Strain and drink.You can have this tea a couple of times a day.\nI have more ayurvedic remedies(natural) in my blog.\nhttp://indiacuisine.blogspot.com/2006/01/natural-home-remedies-to-fight-common.html
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Homeopathy Deals with These degenerative effects of the body very effectively if you can give more details about yourself your habits and how and what you feel I can suggest a homeopathic remedy which will remedy your disorder.\nIn the mean time you can take Arnica 200 it is very useful for athletes and their ailments and varicose veins.\nTake care and God Bless !
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Homeopathic Treatment :-\nACIDUM PHOS 1X Take two drops in a glassfull of water and take it with your meals thrice a day. Take it for a week and report back with your conditions and symptoms.\nTake Care and God Bless !
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No herbal medicines. Just the regular vitamans and Cranberries in any form are perfect.A nd don't forget the Vit. E
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There are simply 10s of 1000s of homeopathic drs. in India and hundreds of hospitals. Find someone with a least 30 years experience to treat your brother. You may also need to use Unani or Ayruveda with Homeopathy. \nThere are homeop. drs. in your town if you live in India,
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(m)\n\nAdvantages of Yoga \n  \n  We give undue importance to our health and the treatment of diseases. A large number of medicines treat only the symptoms of the disease, and not the root cause. In fact, the cause of many chronic ailments is still being researched.\n\nIt is here that Yoga therapy comes to our assistance. Yoga emphasizes treatment of the root cause of an ailment. It works in a slow, subtle and miraculous manner. Modern medicine can claim to save a life at a critical stage, but, for complete recovery and regaining of normal health, one must believe in the efficiency of Yoga therapy.\n\nThe Yogic way of life includes a code of ethics, regulations, discipline and more, combined with prayer and meditation. Even a discussion of these subjects helps one relieve mental tensions and change attitudes. Simple Asanas help to stretch and relax the whole body and neutralize tensions. The sincere practice of Yoga postures benefits all levels of experience. \n\nFrom the restoration of balance, flexibility, poise, health and well being to the body, to the cultivation of mental equanimity, emotional balance, and inner strength. On a physical level Yoga postures stimulate the glands, organs, muscles and nerves in ways that traditional exercise cannot. \n\nMuscle tightness and strain is quickly relieved and both circulation and digestion improves. Stress-related symptoms like poor sleep, fatigue, muscle spasms, anxiety, and indigestion are greatly improved. \n\nThrough continued practice Yoga postures can have a profound effect on the inner dimensions of life, establishing deep calm, concentration, emotional stability and confidence.
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try these:\n\nhttp://www.mda.org.au/\n\nhttp://www.myotonicdystrophy.org/\n\nhttp://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition=myotonicdystrophy
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Homeopathy for Pulled or Strained Muscles !\n1.ARNICA 200\n2.RHUS TOX 200\nTake them together about 3 doses half hour apart your strained muscle will be feeling better in about 2 to 3 hours of taking these medicines !\nTake Care and God Bless !
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On Amazon.com there's a DVD available called "Yoga for MS,"\nstarring Shoosh Lettick Crotzer. It's $29.50.\n\nAlso, here's an article on yogajournal.com that may be of some help:\n\nYoga for Multiple Sclerosis\n\nI have multiple sclerosis and have been practicing Iyengar yoga for a few months. It's been very beneficial. Is there anything I can focus on to bring more progress? \n\nBy Baxter Bell\n\n— Jessica Howland, Kihei, Hawaii \n\nBaxter Bell's reply:\n Jessica, your entry into hatha yoga with the Iyengar method was a fortuitous choice. The ability to adapt the poses with props can be particularly beneficial with multiple sclerosis (MS), since flare-ups can affect strength, balance, and coordination. \nIt’s also important for you to know about a very unique Iyengar teacher, Eric Small (located in the Los Angeles area), whose personal story of developing MS in his late teens and reclaiming his health through his study with Mr. Iyengar is almost legendary. His experience eventually led him to work with the National MS Society to create a yoga teacher-training program for teachers who want to work with students with MS. I was fortunate enough to participate in this course in 2001 with Eric as the lead instructor. \n\nStudying with an MS-trained instructor can improve your chances of moving through the practice at an appropriate pace for whatever stage of the MS cycle you may find yourself in. In addition, you will learn specific sequences designed for challenges such as fatigue, constipation, problems with digestion, lack of mental clarity, or balance. Balance, for example, can be addressed with asanas such as Tadasana (Mountain Pose), Virabhadrasana I (Warrior Pose I) and Virabhadrasana II (Warrior Pose II), and Trikonasana (Triangle Pose). \n\nFor a student with MS, there are three types of symptoms that hatha yoga directly addresses: fatigue and heat intolerance, numbness in the limbs and loss of coordination, and loss of flexibility and balance. Fatigue and heat intolerance appear to be the most limiting factors to MS students. To counter these limitations, students learn to master the breath and practice restorative postures. Both techniques cool the body and calm the nervous system. The simple breathing technique of lengthening the exhalation a little longer than the inhalation helps quiet the nervous system. It’s been observed that heat, stress, and tension can cause temporary worsening of MS symptoms, so keep the pace of practice relaxed but focused—keeping the body just shy of sweating is important. \n\nMS can also result in a daily battle with numbness of the arms and legs, muscle spasms, and loss of coordination. The system of yoga emphasizes stretching and breathing, which can release tension and improve circulation and body awareness. Yoga practice can also facilitate harmony between the muscular and nervous systems of the body, possibly resulting in more fluid movement and relief from muscle tension. As a student’s level of body awareness improves, she can begin to recognize the first signs of stress on her system before it overwhelms her. \n\nFinally, in addition to evolving body awareness, yoga increases flexibility and balance. The poses increase the range of motion in the joints and improve muscle tone, and work of most of the body’s muscle groups. \n\nYour yoga practice can be tailored according to your needs. If you are in a period of remission and your balance is intact, you can often do most of poses practiced in an ordinary class setting. During periods of relapse, stay in the groove of practicing by doing a modified practice, for example lying supine on the floor or utilizing chairs and the wall. \n\nThe effect of hatha yoga on MS is of such great interest that the National Institutes of Health’s National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine division has funded a study of the effects of yoga on MS patients. Preliminary data shows improvement speci
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Thai Chi\n\nI have athritis in the knees and lower back, in my 30's.  It's amazing what only a week of Thai Chi did for all my joints.  I actually do it before I do Yoga (Yoga has been know to throw my joins out of place).
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Turmeric (Curcuma longa) is the yellow spice most familiar in Indian cooking and American prepared mustard. I recommend it for all inflammatory disorders and for autoimmune conditions, including MS. As you may know, MS begins with localized inflammatory damage to the myelin sheaths surrounding nerve fibers, due to an attack by the immune system. I recommend both turmeric and ginger, also a natural anti-inflammatory, for treatment of the inflammation that people with MS experience. Interesting results of laboratory research published in the June 15, 2002 issue of the Journal of Immunology suggest that turmeric may have more far-reaching effects for MS patients.\n\nInclusion body myositis (IBM) is a rare inflammatory muscular disorder that usually becomes apparent during adulthood. The disorder presents as slow progressive weakness and withering away (atrophy) of the muscles (myositis), especially of the arms and legs. Inclusion body myositis frequently is diagnosed when a patient is unresponsive to therapy prescribed for polymyositis.\n\nIBM is characterized by the gradual onset (over months or years) of muscle fatigue and weakness; a clear tendency to strike men more frequently than women; and affecting both the muscles closest to the body’s trunk (proximal) and those farthest from the trunk (distal). Onset is usually after age 50, although it may occur earlier.\n.
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HEY U CAN USE SOME PROTEIN SUPLLIMENT AND AYURVEDIC DRUG
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Forget about potasium and lactic acid ... lactic acid has nothing to do with DMOS (delayed onset muscle soreness).  \n\nIf you want to get rid of the soreness, try taking alternating hot and cold showers.  Take a cold shower for one minute (as cold as you can stand) and then switch to a hot shower for 3 minutes.  Repeat three times.  This will help flush out the cellular waste products that cause DMOS.  Good luck.