Parkinson's disease, also known as Parkinsons' disease, is a progressive illness that affects the central nervous system. It is characterized by loss of muscle control, as well as speech, coordination, and balance. There is no cure for it. Sufferers of this condition can live normal lives, but to prevent further complications it is important to detect Parkinson's disease early on. This disease is unpredictable, so early diagnosis and treatment are very important.
The Ayurvedic treatment of Parkinson's' disease is aimed at treating the basic pathology of the condition, preventing or reducing the complications if present. The aim is to prevent the symptoms of the condition from getting worse. A gradual physical decline in the body, with a noticeable slowing down in motor function, happens over time. A person affected with Parkinson's will exhibit a number of symptoms that mirror those of arthritis: stiffness of muscles, a tremor in the arms or legs, problems with coordination and balance.
Medicines such as Triphala-Guggulu, Yograj-Guggulu, Kaishor-Guggulu, Medohar Guggulu, Panch-Tikta-Ghrut-Guggulu, Trayodashang-Guggulu, Ekang-Veer-Ras, Kamdudha-Ras, Maha-Vat-Vidhwans-Ras, and Vishwa (Zinziber Officinalis) are used as Ayurvedic Parkinson’s disease Therapeutic
There are a number of promising Parkinson’s disease therapeutic options available, from medications to cognitive-behavioral therapy, and each has its share of supporters and critics. Antibiotics may also help ease symptoms, as well-established anti-inflammatory treatments like ibuprofen may help reduce muscle tension. In more severe cases, oral medications may help ease depression and other emotional symptoms as well. Physical therapy may also help increase the patient's dexterity and improve motor function. Limiting alcohol intake and quitting smoking are two additional very important elements as smoking causes clogged arteries that cause breathing difficulties, coughing, and chest pains, which can further deteriorate the condition.
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