Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Breast Cancer

Breast cancer is a very common type of cancer and a leading cause of death in women.  Breast cancer consists mainly of ductal cancer and lobular cancer, and involves environmental factors as well as risk factors such as increasing age, a personal history or a family history.  The modern management of breast cancer usually involves a combination of surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and hormonal therapy.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for breast cancer is aimed at treating the primary tumour, treating the cancer cells present in the blood and lymph circulation, as well as treating any known metastases of the disease.  The treatment consists partly of using general herbal medicines which are useful in cancer and partly utilizing medicines which have a specific action on the breast tissue.  Ayurvedic herbal medicines which act primarily on the lymph, the blood, fat, as well as muscle tissue are used in high doses in combination so as to treat the primary tumour aggressively and bring about a remission at the earliest.

Ayurvedic herbal medicines which have a specific action on the circulation are also used together along with the above-mentioned medicines so that the spread of the disease to other organs of the body can be prevented or slowed down.  In addition, if the affected individual already has known metastases in other parts of the body, the secondary tumours are treated according to the specific organ involved.

Most women affected with breast cancer need aggressive and regular treatment for about 9 to12 months in order to get a complete remission from the cancer, to prevent a spread or recurrence of the disease, and to significantly bring about an improvement in the survival rate.  Ayurvedic herbal medicines can also be used in combination with conventional therapy, in order to improve the quality of life and survival in women affected with severe and advanced breast cancer.

Ayurvedic herbal medicines thus have a significant role to play in the management and treatment of breast cancer.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Behcet's Syndrome

Behcet's Syndrome is also known as Behcet's disease and consists of symptoms such as mouth and genital ulcers and inflammation around the pupil of the eye which is known as uveitis.  This disease mainly involves inflammation and can affect the arteries, veins, retina, brain, joints, skin and intestines.  This condition is seen mostly in people from the Eastern Mediterranean and Asia, and is known to be strongly related to genetic and environmental factors.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for Behcet's syndrome mainly involves treatment of the inflammation of the affected organs and systems in the individual affected with this condition.  Treatment is also directed towards treatment of the mouth and oral ulcers, with a special attention to inflammation in the eyes.  Ayurvedic herbal medicines which have a strong anti-inflammatory action are used in high doses in this condition.  Medicines which act on the blood tissue as well as lymph tissue are used primarily in the treatment of this condition.

Additional treatment depends upon treatment of the specific organ involved.  Medicines which have a specific action on the arteries, veins, joints, skin, the intestines, the eye and the brain are used in combination with the above-mentioned medicines.  The combination of medicines depends upon the specific symptoms and severity as presenting in the affected individual.

Most individuals affected with Behcet's syndrome need regular treatment for about eight to eighteen months in order to be completely free from this disease and to prevent recurrence of the symptoms.  Once a remission of symptoms is seen, medicines can be reduced gradually so that the affected individual is maintained on a very low dose of Ayurvedic herbal medicines, with a view to prevent recurrence.  It is important to look out for symptoms of the eye in order to prevent a loss of vision.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment can thus be judiciously utilised in the successful management and treatment of Behcet's syndrome.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Heamophilia

Heamophilia is an inherited disorder which causes a dysfunction of the blood clotting system, leading to severe and prolonged bleeding, which may be life-threatening.  Heamophilia A is caused by a lack of clotting factor viii; heamophilia B is caused by a lack of clotting factor ix; and heamophilia C is caused by lack of clotting factor xi.  Most people affected with severe heamophilia usually require periodical infusion of whole blood or clotting factors.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for heamophilia is aimed at improving the clotting system of the body so that the risks of severe and life-threatening bleeding can be reduced or prevented altogether.  Complications like bleeding in joints and internal bleeding can also be prevented with the appropriate Ayurvedic herbal treatment.  Ayurvedic herbal medicines are given which bring about a natural clotting of the blood even in patients affected with heamophilia.  In addition, Ayurvedic herbal medicines are given which act on the blood tissue, the liver and spleen and on the bone marrow.  The overall effect of these medicines is to stimulate the bone marrow as well as the liver and spleen to produce sufficient amount of clotting factors required to prevent abnormal bleeding in affected individuals.

If individuals affected with heamophilia do not respond to these simple Ayurvedic herbal medicines, additional herbo-mineral medicines are used which act on defective DNA and genes so as to restore the dysfunctional blood clotting system of the affected individual.  Treatment is usually required for about four to six months, in which subcutaneous bleeding spots disappear completely, the bleeding from joints resolves gradually, and affected individuals report the spontaneous healing of cuts and wounds.  Even individuals with severe hemophilia, who previously required periodical transfusion, report that after taking Ayurvedic herbal treatment, they do not require any further transfusions.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment can thus be judiciously utilised in the successful management and treatment of heamophilia.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Cirrhosis of the Liver

Cirrhosis of the liver is a medical condition in which a diseased liver slowly starts degenerating, and cellular tissue is replaced with scar tissue.  This eventually blocks blood flow through the liver and is responsible for a gradual dysfunction of the liver in the processing of nutrients, hormones, drugs, naturally produced toxins, as well as the production of proteins and other substances made by the liver.  The common causes for cirrhosis of the liver include hepatitis C, fatty liver, alcohol abuse, chronic viral infections, inherited disorders, exposure to environmental toxins, and reaction to medications.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for cirrhosis of the liver is aimed at bringing about a reversal of degeneration and death of the liver cells, and an increase in the blood supply passing through the liver.  Ayurvedic herbal medicines which act on the liver cells and reduce inflammation and damage, and bring about a healing in the liver, are used in high doses.  In addition, other herbal medicines are also used which reduce fibrosis and remove dead cells and damage tissue from the organ.  Toxins and unwanted material are removed through the kidneys and also the gastrointestinal tract.  Medicines are also given to remove inflammation and toxins present in the circulatory system.

In addition, herbal medicines are also given to treat viral infections if present, and to reduce the effect of environmental toxins present in the blood.  Alcohol abuse is one of the commonest causes for cirrhosis of liver, and alcohol dependence or misuse also needs to be treated concurrently along with the treatment for cirrhosis of liver.  Most people affected with this condition need regular treatment for about four to six months, depending upon the severity of the condition.  If treatment is taken regularly, most people affected with cirrhosis of the liver benefit significantly from treatment, with a significant increase in lifespan as well as considerable improvement in the quality of life.

Ayurvedic Herbal treatment can thus be judiciously utilised in the management and treatment of cirrhosis of the liver.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Malignant Bone Tumours

Malignant bone tumours include a group of cancers of the bone which primarily arise in bone tissue, but may also occur in the bone marrow. Multiple myeloma is of the second type and occurs usually in adults. Cancers arising primarily in the bone tissue usually occur in a younger age and include osteosarcoma, fibrosarcoma, malignant fibrous histiocytoma, chondrosarcoma, Ewing’s sarcoma, lymphoma of bone, giant cell tumours, and chordoma. The modern management of bone cancers includes a combination of surgery, chemotherapy and radio therapy.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for malignant bone tumours is aimed at treating the primary bone tumour, preventing its spread to other parts of the body, and improving the immunity of the body of the affected individual. The primary treatment includes the use of herbal medicines which act on uncontrolled duplication of cells, which is the hallmark of cancer. In addition, herbal medicines which specifically act on the bone tissue are also used in high doses in order to treat the cancer at the earliest.  A combination of these two medicines works very well to treat all cancers of the bone by bringing about an early remission in the condition and preventing long-term complications.

In addition, Ayurvedic herbal immunomodulatory medicines are used in large doses in order to boost the immune status of the affected individual, so that the body can help in the fight against the cancer.  Immune boosting treatment also helps to maintain the strength and vitality of the affected individual.  Most people affected with bone cancers need aggressive and regular treatment for at least six to nine months.  However, Ayurvedic herbal treatment is very effective in bringing about a remission of the bone cancer and helping in long-term survival of the affected individual.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment can thus be used judiciously utilised in the successful management and treatment of malignant bone tumours.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Claudication

Intermittent claudication or pain is a medical condition which indicates peripheral arterial disease, while constant pain indicates a more serious and advanced condition. Claudication is usually because of atherosclerosis of the arteries in the extremities, which reduces blood supply to the limbs. Symptoms include pain in the legs and especially in the calves, and discolouration or ulceration of the skin. Claudication has certain associated risk factors such as smoking, high blood pressure, increased cholesterol, obesity, diabetes, age over 50 and a family history of the disease. The modern management of this condition includes cessation of smoking, regular exercise, especially walking, and other symptomatic treatment.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for claudication includes treatment of the symptoms as well as treatment of the root cause of the disease. Ayurvedic herbal medicines are given to reduce atherosclerosis in the arteries, in the extremities in particular, and in general, all the arteries of the body. Herbal medicines which are useful in this condition reduce cholesterol, reduce the deposition of atheromatous plaques in the arteries and also reduce inflammation and stickiness in the walls of the arteries. Such treatment is given in high doses for about 4 to 6 months and usually provides significant relief from the symptoms of pain and discolouration of skin as well as possible ulceration. This is because this herbal treatment gradually reduces the blockage within the arteries and restores the blood supply to the affected parts.

Other concurrent medical conditions such as high blood pressure, obesity, and diabetes also need to be treated simultaneously, in order to bring about a significant improvement of symptoms in the affected individual as well as to prevent a relapse. Cessation of smoking is a must along with the adoption of a healthy lifestyle such as regular walking and deep breathing, which help in reducing the treatment time for this condition.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment can thus be judiciously utilised in the successful management and treatment of claudication.

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Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is also known as COPD or Emphysema and is a medical condition which causes breathlessness, which worsens gradually over time. The symptoms of COPD include cough, breathlessness, wheezing, large amounts of expectoration, and a feeling of tightness in the chest. COPD is usually caused due to heavy smoking, and long term exposure to air pollution, chemical fumes or dust. COPD can cause considerable disability and is a leading cause of death.

Ayurvedic herbal treatment for COPD is aimed at treating the symptoms related to the respiratory tract such as wheezing, breathlessness and cough. Ayurvedic herbal medicines which reduce infection and inflammation in the lungs, soothe the mucosa lining the airways and gradually reduce the amount of abnormal mucous production, are used in high doses. This treatment brings about a significant reduction in the symptoms related to this condition. In addition, Ayurvedic herbal medicines are also given to strengthen the respiratory mucosa and normalize the cilia or tiny hair present in the upper respiratory tract.

Ayurvedic herbal medicines are also used to treat the alveoli, which are the tiny terminal parts of the airways. The large airways as well as these alveoli get damaged and loose their elasticity in COPD and related conditions. This leads to a permanent dilatation and dysfunction of these parts, leading to a diminished capacity for oxygenation of the body. Ayurvedic medicines help to reverse the damage done in COPD and bring about an improved functioning of the lungs, thereby improving oxygenation of the body and reducing associated symptoms of COPD.

Herbal medicines are also given to improve the general immune status of the affected individual as well as to strengthen the entire respiratory tract. People affected with COPD need to take regular treatment for about 4 to 6 months, in order to get significant improvement in symptoms related to COPD. If regularly taken, Ayurvedic herbal treatment can significantly reduce the morbidity and mortality associated with COPD.

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