three reports of same person with gap of one week.
Supposed to be auto-immune disorder but CRP reduced from 96 to 28 in one week
our medicine proper prepared and administered properly work
Dr S KAMALAKAR PURIPANDA:
Sir..Good morning... treatment???
Another doubt...How to approach the treatment of ankylosing spondylitis??
Dr.Ganesh kumar:
first for 6 months usual frozen shoulder therapy. Then tested for CRP, ASLO, RA factor. sent to specialist for opinion. they advised tests and first test was auto-immune. After that by their advise patient got terrified and came back.
looking at CRP started rasayana therapy with panchagavya after one week saw auto-immune essay. By that time patient was feeing better and CRP reduced . So patient is continuing treatment
treatment - panchagavya gritha prepared from Indian bread cows and shodhana churna of charaka /sushruta/vagbhata with rasa manikya
Principle - earlier I had a patient with CRP and I discussed with another patient who was a bio-chemist.
He said it is a protein defect. Protein synthesis needs proper liver function. So checked LFt and found defects. gave pandu-kamala chikitsa and it cured . Here also same defective protein synthesis - so treated with pandu-kamala chikitsa.
i.e. panchagavya gritaha - rasayana vidhi . reasult better feeling by one week and pain reduction and asymptomatic patient in 49 days. now on shamana dose and reduction of pathya is going on which will take 8 months to create sarva rasabhaysa
Manoo Chitra:
How to reduce serum creatinine levels faster can anyone suggest me d good and better medicine in our system
Dr.Vijaya Palathadka:
Dashamoola punarnava odana or ganji
Dr.Ganesh kumar:
ankylosing spondylitis??
lakshana - In more advanced cases this inflammation can lead to ankylosis — new bone formation in the spine — causing sections of the spine to fuse in a fixed, immobile position. —- From net
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COVID-19 Will Mutate — What That Means for a Vaccine*
The new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 has already mutated a handful of times, which has many people wondering whether the mutations could lead to a more severe, deadlier disease.
According to experts, the new mutations are extremely similar to the original virus that appeared in Wuhan, China, and don’t seem to be any more aggressive.
Because the mutations are so similar, a vaccine would likely protect people against not only the original strain but new mutations as well.
*Plz read for detailed information*.👇
*COVID-19 Will Mutate — What That Means for a Vaccine*
Every virus mutates; it’s part of the virus life cycle. Those shifts and changes aren’t always a big deal.
The new coronavirus is an RNA virus: a collection of genetic material packed inside a protein shell.
RNA viruses, like the flu and measles, are more prone to changes and mutations compared with DNA viruses, such as herpes, smallpox, and human papillomavirus (HPV).
As the new coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 makes its way around the world, there’s been an uptick in predictions that the virus will mutate into something deadlier and become an even scarier threat to humanity.
“Mutation. The word naturally conjures fears of unexpected and freakish changes,” researchers wrote in a reportTrusted Source published in Nature Microbiology in late February. “Ill-informed discussions of mutations thrive during virus outbreaks,” they continued, which is exactly what we’re seeing with SARS-CoV-2.
But mutations aren’t necessarily a bad thing. Every virus mutates; it’s part of the virus life cycle. Those shifts and changes aren’t always a big deal.
In some cases, those mutations may actually lead to a weaker virus. Usually, though, the changes are so slight that there’s no noticeable difference in the disease’s transmission and fatality rates.
*The new coronavirus is mutating, but very slowly *
The new coronavirus is an RNA virus: a collection of genetic material packed inside a protein shell.
Once an RNA virus makes contact with a host, it starts to make new copies of itself that can go on to infect other cells.
RNA viruses, like the flu and measles, are more prone to changes and mutations compared with DNA viruses, such as herpes, smallpox, and human papillomavirus (HPV).
“In the world of RNA viruses, change is the norm. We expect RNA viruses to change frequently. That’s just their nature,” said Dr. Mark Schleiss, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and investigator with the Institute for Molecular Virology at the University of Minnesota.
SARS-CoV-2 is no exception, and over the past few months it has been mutating.
But the virus has mutated at a very slow pace. And when it does mutate, the new copies aren’t far off from the original virus.
“The sequences of the original isolates from China are very close to those in viruses circulating in the U.S. and the rest of the world,” said Dr. John Rose, a senior research scientist in the department of pathology at Yale Medicine who’s helping develop a COVID-19 vaccine.
*More infectious*
A new study from the Scripps Research Institute in Florida suggests the new coronavirus has mutated into a variant that’s more infectious.
The mutation — named “the D614G mutation” — occurred on the spike protein, the part of the virus that helps it bind and fuse to our cells. The D614G mutation makes it easier for the virus to infect our cells.
The Scripps researchers aren’t the first to identify the tiny mutation on the spike protein.
In March, researchers from the Los Alamos National Laboratory announced they detected the D614G mutation, and that it was likely responsible for most infections reported in Europe and the United States.
In total, the *researchers identified 14 strains of SARS-CoV-2* and released their findings to help those working on vaccines and treatments.
That being said, the new dominant strain identified does seem to be more infectious in laboratory settings. Scientists are now trying to understand how the variation behaves in the body — which may be very different from lab settings.
It’s still unclear whether the mutation causes a more severe illness or increases the risk of death.
It’s also unclear whether the new mutation infects and sickens people differently. At this time, the illness and hospitalization rates caused by the new variation seems to be similar.
More data is needed to understand the implications of the new mutations, like whether reinfections after recovery are possible, and whether the changes could affect the vaccines and treatments in development.
*Mutations aren’t making it deadlier*
The virus mutations, like what’s going around in Italy and also New York, don’t seem to be any more infectious or fatal than the original strain that appeared in Wuhan, China, in late December.
Though there’s the very rare chance a virus could mutate to be more aggressive, if anything, RNA viruses are more likely to mutate into a weaker version.
“Nearly all mutations will make some part of the virus work less well than before. The most common thing is for mutations to appear and die out again quickly,” said Dr. Benjamin Neuman, the head of the biology department at Texas A&M University-Texarkana.
But the characteristics and traits of that original strain and its mutations aren’t vastly different from one another.
*What this means for a vaccine*
The good news is that a vaccine will most likely work against variants with this mutation, according to the Scripps researchers.
In fact, the slow and mild nature of the mutations is good news for a vaccine.
“The virus is still so similar now to the initial sequence that there isn’t really much reason to think the differences will matter in terms of vaccine,” Neuman said.
Vaccines, in general, tend to target an early version of the virus.
Take the flu vaccine, for example.
“The H1N1 annual vaccine is still using a strain from 2009. It’s the ancestor of the various forms that have come after, and while there are differences now, a response against the ancestor seems to give good results against all the descendants,” Neuman said.
Usually, an older strain of a virus will “preserve enough features” that it will provide immunity against a whole group of variants, Neuman adds.
But the flu virus mutates fast and erratically from year to year.
On top of that, our immune system “has a terrible memory for flu viruses,” Neuman said, noting that the immune response to the flu only lasts around a year before we need to get revaccinated.
Schleiss says a better analogy for COVID-19 is the mumps. For more than 45 years, we’ve had a very effective vaccine for measles, mumps, and rubella (which are also RNA viruses).
“These viruses have not mutated [enough] to escape the protection provided by the vaccines,” Rose said. The same could very well apply to COVID-19.
“It should be possible to make an effective COVID-19 vaccine that will provide long-lasting immunity against this particular virus just as we have for many other viruses that do not change rapidly,” Rose added.
When we finally have a COVID-19 vaccine, it will most likely protect people against the “vast majority of circulating COVID-19 strains for the foreseeable mutations,” Schleiss said.
Even if random mutations do occur down the road, Schleiss believes the worst-case scenario is that we’ll see some breakthrough infections, but we wouldn’t have breakthrough life-threatening disease.
Today, Sravan Shukla Chavithi or Nagula Chaviti/panchami is Jayanthi of Acharya of Patanjali who is the Adi Guru of Yog Vidya.
पातंजल महभाश्यचरक प्रतिसम्स्कृतै:!
मनोवाक्काय्दोशनं हर्त्रे अहिपतये नम:!!ie..
Patanjali,Panini,and Charaka are one and the same who prescribed Yog,Grammar,and Ayurved for Treatment of Manas,Bhasha and Dosha..
Charaka means Wanderer.Charaka Samhita is not only a source of Ayurved but also is a source of Ecological,
Social,and Economic conditions prevelant in ancient times.;Physical geography like description of Jaangala,Aanupa and Sadharana Desha;theTrees,
vegetables,Animals,Birds,Rivers etc of that Desha are described in detail.
Herbs are named based on Desha like Maagadhi from Magadha,Kaashmarya from Kashmir etc.
Various food habits like use of different kinds of Mamsa in Bahlika &Cheena Desha;,Fish in Prachya Desha;,Milk in Sindhu Desha,Oily food in Avantika Desha;Madhya desha preferred Barley ,Wheat etcare described.
It is also said that Nagarawasa or City dwelling is the main cause of Spread of Diseases as we are now seeing in the spread of Covid 19.
Acharya Charaka has explained in detail Many diseases and their treatments in Nidana and Chikitsa Sthana of the text Charaka Samhita.
He also states Pragyaparadha or doing the prohibited knowingly is the main cause of disease which we are now seeing in case of Covid 19.
He also states that thousands of medicines are explained and so are the disease but in future many diseases may form for which with our Yukti or Buddi we must choose Medicines depending on Dosha and Dushya and treat the disease thus helping the Mankind
Our Rishis had such Dooradrushti for which we must be ever Greatful and also proud of the Knowledge our Gurus have given Us.
Salutations to Our Ancient Wisdom and Shastras🙏🏻
Proud to be a part of Ayurveda Charaka School🙏🏻
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Respected vaidyas patient aged 60 years having varicose veins having complaints of tingling sensation at the limbs, mild painfull. Please need suggestions
Dr S KAMALAKAR PURIPANDA:
Madam...
Foot elevation...
Do siravyadhana...
Sahacharadi 21 soft gel
Kaishora guggulu
Manjistadhi kashaya
Niraj Kumar Joshi:
It is siragranthi srothodusti
Internal snehana with sahacharadi oil
Can give matra basti of same oil
After 5 to 7 days do Raktamokshan
After that give basti
Dr Rashmi Patil:
Good evening sir I gave
kaishore guggulu
Manjistadi kashay
Pindar tail abhyanga pratiloma gati...to other patients.
Sir as I am junior to you, in how many days we get a marked improvements sir?
Dr S KAMALAKAR PURIPANDA:
Add sahacharadi 21 soft gel also..
Pinda + sahacharadi also..
Improvement...
Depends on..
1.Foot elevation...
As my practical experience... minimum 5 to 6 months... include virechana treatment and siravyadhana...
Dr Rashmi Patil:
Good morning sir, a male patient aged 25 having complaints of pain in multiple joints more in left wrist and ankle joints and interphalangeal joints.
RA FACTOR POSITIVE.
Shoth present at wrist and left ankle.
Shula- is prashana vedana
Agni- madhyama
Satwa- madhyam
please give suggestions vaidya gurus.
Patient is sthoola kaya
I gave medicines
simhanad guggulu
Vishamushti vati
Kokilaksha
Rasnadi
Punarnavasav kashay for 1 months
But still pain is continued, he is favouring towards pain killer injection and tablets.
Dr S Mahesh Kumar:
AMA and Vata.first we need to treat ama,kokilaksha kashayam works as a super drug,but it’s wise to give after Amruttotaram.
Give some external application to relieve the shotha.
Eluminishadi Choornam mixed with tamarind juice is a good remedy to decrease the swelling.
Dr.pradp Noori:
Vaya pitta /prakruti kapha
Vyadhi amavasta ( duration ?)
Shoola and sootha in sandhi .
(Ask about urination is it more or not )?
It is prime important for the doctor to see that our medicines removes the root cause of the disease and also pt should get symptomatic relief .
If it is very recent origin you have to start a
1. Rooksha / apatarpana/ ushna treatment.
Select achoorna vaishvanara choorna or ajamodadi choorna or shadharana choorna or musta shunthi ch with rasna eranda kashaya or amrutottaramkashayam or gandharvahastadi kashayam .ask him to take musta siddha jal whole day .( Agni and ama should be considered )diet light and digestable so that ama is not formed no snigdha foods .
No external application
2. If it is more than 3 months
It is slightly subacute condition
Then treatment will be like vatarakta shatavarichinnarihadi kashayam or kokilaksham kashayam or Manjistadi kashayam with kaishora guggulu . Gandharvahastadi choorna bed time and ask him to take light digestable non spicy food ( correcting Agni pitta and vata )
External application like pinda tailam or yestiadi tailam to the joints which are warm or hyperpigmented or tender .
Sunthi yesti siddha jala all day .
3. Chronic condition duration 6 months ( approx but depends on joint condition) amrutaguggulu mahavatavidwasaras
Maharasnadi kada with guggulu .
Aswagandhadi choorna with milk .bedtime vatanulomana drug .
Panchakarma clasical with virachana and vasti should be planed . Ext application can be planned depending on three things differently swelling +pain or rednes + pain or cripitations dryness + pain .
A disease is not static it is kinetic after giving medicines it changes .observe and note all the signs and symptoms in first few visits then compair and check those symptom upashaya and anupashaya or a new symprom .using yukti it will be very easy to prescribe or prepair appropriate medicine .
Ayurveda is clear and simple when you believe and understand
Rishi Vashishth:
Last week a patient called in distress with renal colic. It reminded me of Surendra Sharma Sir's suggestion of giving ghee with luke warm water.
The patient called me today and he was so astonished by the quick relief that he got by it.
I am so thankful to Surendra Sir, CAV and most importantly Nori Sir for introducing me to this group.
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