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HS CRP prognostic for musculoskeletal inflammation also??
C-reactive protein is produced by the body when blood-vessel walls are inflamed. its marker of inflammation. now understand that inflammation is of two types .1)acute inflammation and 2) chronic inflammation. Acute inflammation is observed when there are some external factors like trauma responsibleRead more
C-reactive protein is produced by the body when blood-vessel walls are inflamed.
its marker of inflammation.
now understand that inflammation is of two types .1)acute inflammation and 2) chronic inflammation.
Acute inflammation is observed when there are some external factors like trauma responsible for it. ( like musculoskeletal injury )
but chronic inflammation occurs due to chronic APATHYA / diseases like DM , HTN, Addictions etc .
Now let me tell you the difference between CRP and HsCRP
C-reactive protein is measured down to concentrations of 3 to 5 mg/L, where as hs-CRP is measured down to concentrations of approximately 0.3 mg/L. This improved sensitivity allows hs-CRP to be used to detect low levels of chronic inflammation.
That means HsCRP gives you an understanding of chronic inflammation which is responsible for plaque formation and sometimes for Thrombus formation causing MI.
in such cases, Diet kit , panchakarma, exercise, and herbal RASAYAN dravyas can improve hscrp significantly so that risk of ACS can be reduced .
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Yes muscles are dependant on insulin for sugar uptake when they are at rest. during exercise, they don't need insulin for sugar uptake.
Yes muscles are dependant on insulin for sugar uptake when they are at rest.
during exercise, they don’t need insulin for sugar uptake.
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Hi doctor , patient with c peptide levels above 1 ng can be definitely assured for DM reversal. 0.5 to 1 is the range where the possibility of reversal reduces slightly. below .5 chances of reversal reduces significantly. this is an observation based on data that we have but still, there are cases wRead more
Hi doctor ,
patient with c peptide levels above 1 ng can be definitely assured for DM reversal.
0.5 to 1 is the range where the possibility of reversal reduces slightly.
below .5 chances of reversal reduces significantly.
this is an observation based on data that we have but still, there are cases where c peptide below 0.5 has also improved to GTT negative status.
when I have analyzed what went right in these patients I found it is compliance to exercise , diet , panchakarma, medicines, and investigation which gives such outstanding results.
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Good afternoon Dr Shraddha , Digoxin is cardiotonic that means it increases the force of contraction of heart muscles, this drug acts by increasing Ca concentration inside heart muscles. but the bad thing about this drug is it is associated with some serious side effects that is called digoxin toxicRead more
Good afternoon Dr Shraddha ,
Digoxin is cardiotonic that means it increases the force of contraction of heart muscles,
this drug acts by increasing Ca concentration inside heart muscles.
but the bad thing about this drug is it is associated with some serious side effects that is called digoxin toxicity, ( nausea , vomiting, weakness, bradycardia, conduction block )
this drug has a long half-life hence it can accumulate in blood if consumed in long run, hence this drug is advised 5 days in week.
about replacement to this drug in Ayurveda yes we do have strong cardiotonic like arjuna which is there in HFRT treatment and our cardiac range of prescription.
you can refer to this paper for further details.
http://www.iosrjournals.org/iosr-jdms/papers/Vol7-issue2/M0724851.pdf
about precautions other than a fluid restriction
yes we need to consider the following points too
monitor steps per day
monitor abdominal girth
if you follow all these guidelines properly then you can easily improve patients of heart failure with our therapy.
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Hello Dr. Shraddha, Atrial fibrillation if acute and ongoing, can be fatal in few cases, but can majorly lead to complications like stroke and heart failure. It is caused usually due to sympathetic overactivity. It can be as a result of hypertension, obesity, sleep apnea, in cases of low EF, Tight MRead more
Hello Dr. Shraddha,
Atrial fibrillation if acute and ongoing, can be fatal in few cases, but can majorly lead to complications like stroke and heart failure.
It is caused usually due to sympathetic overactivity. It can be as a result of hypertension, obesity, sleep apnea, in cases of low EF, Tight Mitral stenosis, High blood sugar levels and high alcohol intake and in cases of hyperthyroidism also.
Panchakarma treatment can be performed in patients of A. fibrillations when they are not in acute phase of fibrillation. If they are seen in acute phases, hospitalization along with blood thinners and heart rhythm medications is to be advised.
To manage an obese patient with H/O Atrial fibrillation, weight reduction by more than 10% is advisable. Controlling the risk factors like Ischemia, Heart failure, blood sugar levels and blood pressure levels along with maintaining healthy electrolyte levels is advisable to prevent future attacks of AF.
Monitoring the Left atrial size and Left atrial volume is a good strategy to prevent further attacks. Managing fluid volume through liquid intake, and good controlled diuresis through mutra or purisha virechan can be helpful. Various researches have proved that several types of Pranayama like Bhramari can be helpful to control the Sympathetic overactivity and improve the Autonomic nervous system, thus preventing further episodes of AF.
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High plasma uric acid (UA) is a precipitating factor for gout and renal calculi as well as a strong risk factor for Metabolic Syndrome and cardiovascular disease. The main causes for higher plasma UA are either lower excretion, higher synthesis or both. Higher waist circumference and the BMI are assRead more
High plasma uric acid (UA) is a precipitating factor for gout and renal calculi as well as a strong risk factor for Metabolic Syndrome and cardiovascular disease. The main causes for higher plasma UA are either lower excretion, higher synthesis or both. Higher waist circumference and the BMI are associated with higher insulin resistance and leptin production, and both reduce uric acid excretion. The synthesis of fatty acids (tryglicerides) in the liver is associated with the de novo synthesis of purine, accelerating UA production. high intake of fructose-rich industrialized food and high alcohol intake (particularly beer) seem to influence uricemia. It is not known whether UA would be a causal factor or an antioxidant protective response. Most authors do not consider the UA as a risk factor but as presenting antioxidant function. UA contributes to > 50% of the antioxidant capacity of the blood. hence while treating patients with high uric acid we must take care of Obesity, High carb intake and oxidative stress .
all our diet kits are efficient in reducing weight, reducing abdominal girth and rich source of antioxidants. also, we don’t allow Nonveg consumption during diet kit .
hence in such cases, you can start any of the above-mentioned diet kits.
Milk and salads are indicated in gout , some vegetables like spinach may have high purine, but studies show they don’t raise the risk of gout or gout attacks.
if your patient has completed a diet kit then you can start with the following diet chart which will help him to control uric acid.
this chart is designed by RD, Payal Banka (Registered Dietitian).
c peptidelevel
C-peptide and insulin are released from the pancreas at the same time and in about equal amounts. So a C-peptide test can show how much insulin your body is making. Since the half-life of C-peptide is longer than insulin, its levels in the blood are higher than insulin, making it a more reliable meaRead more
C-peptide and insulin are released from the pancreas at the same time and in about equal amounts. So a C-peptide test can show how much insulin your body is making.
Since the half-life of C-peptide is longer than insulin, its levels in the blood are higher than insulin, making it a more reliable measure of insulin production.
This test can be a good way to measure insulin levels because C-peptide tends to stay in the body longer than insulin.
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Great job , you are one of the leaders in reversing diabetes, you are on the perfect path you can do it in 30 days also . just see to it that he maintains his GTT negative status for 360 days , hence you are advised to perform GTT gain after 180 days and 360 days.
Great job ,
you are one of the leaders in reversing diabetes,
you are on the perfect path you can do it in 30 days also .
just see to it that he maintains his GTT negative status for 360 days ,
hence you are advised to perform GTT gain after 180 days and 360 days.
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Blood pressure is definitely reversible. if you are asking about the reversibility of blood pressure that means you are asking about structural vascular changes that occur in Hypertensive patients due to poor lifestyle, weight gain, and oxidative stress. these structural vascular changes are generaRead more
Blood pressure is definitely reversible.
if you are asking about the reversibility of blood pressure that means you are asking about structural vascular changes that occur in Hypertensive patients due to poor lifestyle, weight gain, and oxidative stress.
these structural vascular changes are generally termed as a STIFFNESS in arteries.
these changes can definitely be reversed with the help of a diet kit, panchakarma, and exercise.
concept-wise it is very much easy to explain but on the ground, you need to follow your patient strongly for diet compliance, morning sessions of exercise, and daily blood pressure measurement.
mainly celery salt compliance.
for this to happen you need to explain the diet kit to the patient in detail.
if you will do this then be assure this patient will change his lifestyle and start following you.
best of luck.
to gain more confidence you can go through our research papers published .
pls find link .
https://madhavbaug.org/to-study-efficacy-of-blood-pressure-management-program-bpmp-in-male-elderly-patients-with-known-case-of-hypertension-an-observational-study/
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PVD and Neuropathy indicate damaged blood vessles. PVD itself is a vascular problem and neuropathy in diabetics is generally associated with damaged vasa Nervosa( blood supply to nerves ) . this damage is caused by high blood sugars which causes obstructive changes in blood vessels. high blood sugarRead more
PVD and Neuropathy indicate damaged blood vessles.
PVD itself is a vascular problem and neuropathy in diabetics is generally associated with damaged vasa Nervosa( blood supply to nerves ) .
this damage is caused by high blood sugars which causes obstructive changes in blood vessels.
high blood sugar enters in vascular endothelium and then it affects operations of Endothelial Mitochondria producing free radicals in blood.
so in both cases, if you plan Prameha diet kit you will be able to reverse diabetes by reducing down insulin resistance. while starting prameha diet kit see to it that you explain all content of the diet kit to the patient in detail and explain how it is going to solve his problem associated with his legs.
along with a diet kit panchakarma is also essential.
snehan swedan can improve health of blood vessels and improves blood circulation.
best of luck .
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