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“Erectile Dysfunction” / “Impotence” & Speciality ‘Ayurveda’ Treatments.
Published in THE DECCAN CHRONICLE News Paper on Thursday 15th Feb, 2007 Written by Dr. R. KRANTHI VARDHAN, Chief Physician & Managing Director, Dr Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. Andhra Pradesh. India. Ph:092461 66636 098666 66055.

“Erectile dysfunction” (ED), also known as ‘Impotence’, is the inability to achieve or sustain an erection for satisfactory sexual activity. Erectile dysfunction is different from other conditions that interfere with sexual intercourse, such as lack of sexual desire and problems with ejaculation and orgasm.

Erectile dysfunction (ED, Impotence) varies in severity; some men have a total inability to achieve an erection, others have an inconsistent ability to achieve an erection, and still others can sustain only brief erections. While ED can occur at any age, it is uncommon among young men and more common in the elderly. By age 45, most men have experienced ED at least some of the time.

The Causes of ED include:

Erection requires a sequence of events. Injury to any of these parts that are a part of Erection Sequence (Nerves, Arteries, Smooth Muscles and Fibrous Tissues etc) cause ED.
Lowered Levels of Testosterone Harmone Levels;
Over exertion Physically and Mentally: Working for longer hours in office, Mental Stress at office and home, Short Temperedness, Insufficient Sleep cause ED;
Neurological disorders, Hypothyroidism, Parkinsonism, Anaemia, Depression, Arthritis, Endocrine disorders, Diabetes, Cardiovascular diseases, Obesity, Prolonged bicycle riding, Past history of sexual abuse, Anxiety and Stress and Old age also cause ED.
Consumption of Anti Depressants, Tranquilizers and Anti Hypertensives for a long time, Addiction to Tobacco especially Smoking, Marijuana, Heroin, Cocaine etc, Excessive consumption of Alcohol cause ED.
Trauma or Injury to pelvic region and surgeries for the conditions of Prostrate, Bladdr, Colon or Rectal area may lead to ED.
A Diagnosis of Erectile Dysfunction is made in men who have repeated inability to achieve and/or maintain an erection for satisfactory sexual performance for at least 3 months. Candid communication between the patient and the doctor is important in establishing the diagnosis, assessing its severity, and determining the cause.

The Physical Examination can reveal clues for physical causes of Erectile dysfunction. Common Laboratory Tests to evaluate erectile dysfunction include: Complete blood Picture, Semen Analysis, Urine Analysis, Lipid profile, Blood glucose levels, Blood Hemoglobin A 1c, Serum creatinine, Total testosterone levels, PSA (prostate specific antigen) Levels. A Psychosocial examination using an interview and questionnaire may reveal psychological factors contributing to erectile dysfunction. The sexual partner also may be interviewed to determine expectations and perceptions encountered during sexual intercourse.

Ayurveda defines Erectile dysfunction or ED as follows:

“Sankalpapravano nityam priyaam vashyaamapi sthreeyam
na yaathi lingashaithilyaath kadaachidyaathi vaa yadi!!
Shwaasaarthaha swinnagaatrshcha moghasankalpacheshtitaha
mlaanashishnashcha nirbeejaha syodetat klaibyalaxanam!!”

This means even though a man has a strong desire to perform sexual act with a cooperative partner, he cannot perform sexual act because of looseness (absence of erection) of his phallus (penis). Even if he performs sexual act with his determined efforts he does not get erection and gets afflicted with tiredness, perspiration and frustration to perform sex.
A qualified and experienced Ayurvedic Doctor inquiries about Medications taken / being taken, Atherosclerosis, Hypertension, Smoking, Diabetes, Heart disease, Circulatory conditions, and special emphasis is given on to the psychological issues. A detailed examination of the Genitalia, Pulses, Dhatus, Srotas, and Assessment of Ojas and Agni is done for the diagnosis of ED (Dhathukshaya) according to Ayurveda.

ED is Treatable at any age. Ayurveda recommends Speciality VAAJIKARANA THERAPY for ED. As this therapy increases the strength of a man to perform sexual act, like a Horse, it is called Vaajikarana (Vaaji=Horse). It increases the span of erection, good strength, happiness, potency to produce healthy offsprings.

Based on the detailed diagnosis, separate treatment is chalked out to include the following:

Cleansing, Purification and Detoxification of the Dhatus; a schedule of Panchakarma Therapies to dislodge, liquefy, mobilize and evacuate the accumulated Dhoshas, with an aim to cleanse and purify the countless body channels is carried out. ABHYANGAM (Oil application on entire body), SWEDANAM (Medicated Steam), ELAKIZHI (Leaf Bundle Massage), PIZHICHIL (Sarvanga Dhara or Oil bath), SHALI SHASHTIKA PINDA SWEDAM (Navarakizhi), SHIRO DHARA (Pouring of oil on the head), UTTARA VASTHI etc are carried out. Rejuvenation Procedures, Diet Management, Life Style Corrections, Stress relieving Procedures, breathing Exercises like Pranayama etc are followed for the best results in treating ED.

Specially prepared and Research Ayurvedic medicines like Aswagandha, Kapikachu, Musli, Siddha Makaradhwaja are given internally which improves and rejuvenates the Vascular and Neuro Muscular Activity and also stabilizes the Male Hormones (Testosterone).

It is said that people who have strong sexual urge, who want to enjoy sex regularly have to consume these preparations regularly to Replenish the Energy, Vigor, Vitality, Stamina and Strength.

We give the Best Treatments for “Erectile Dysfunction” with High Success Rates at
Dr. Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, The Kerala Ayurvedic Care, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, 3-6-101/1, St No: 19, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. Contact Dr Kranthi R Vardhan on 9246166636 for Appointments, Evaluation and Treatments.

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Ayurveda Speciality Treatments for "Diabetic Neuropathy"
“Diabetic Neuropathy”, or Nerve Damage caused by Diabetes, occurs in about 50 percent of people with diabetes. It tends to be seen most in people who have had the disease for more than 25 years. However, Neuropathy is more common in people who have High Blood Pressure or Cholesterol, a difficult time controlling their Blood Sugar and those over the Age of 40.

The Symptoms of Diabetic Neuropathy vary depending on the part of the body in which the nerves are affected. Most commonly, people experience Tingling or Numbness in the Feet, but Neuropathy may also be present with no symptoms. The Pain or Numbness generally is minor at first and gets worse with time.

The most common type of Diabetic Neuropathy is called ‘Peripheral Neuropathy’, which affects the Nerves in the Arms and Legs. In people with this form of Neuropathy, Loss of feeling or Pain is first felt in the Extremities, especially in the Toes, Feet and Hands. While less common, Neuropathies in other areas of the body may also occur, so be aware of pain in the Thighs, Hips or any sudden Muscle Weakness.

‘Autonomic Neuropathy’ affects the Digestive System and the nerves that control Blood Pressure. This form of Neuropathy causes problems with the Bladder, Bowel, Sexual Response and Perspiration.

Monitoring your blood sugar levels routinely and keeping them within the normal range is the best way to protect your nerves against Neuropathy.

If a Doctor suspects Neuropathy, he or she will first do a complete Physical Exam, Checking Blood Pressure, Heart Rate, Muscle Strength, Reflexes and the Ability to Sense, Light, Touch and Temperature.

Diagnosis: If Neuropathy is suspected after this preliminary exam, your doctor may perform more Extensive Tests to determine the degree of the problem. This may include a Comprehensive Foot Exam to assess the Circulation and Sensation, as well as Check Reflexes and Test the ability to Sense Vibrations in the Foot, Nerve Conduction Study or an Electromyography, Ultrasound may be also done to diagnose Neuropathy.

If you are diagnosed with a form of Neuropathy, your doctor will discuss ways to better manage your Blood Glucose, including Meal Planning, Exercise or New Medications. Maintaining good control over Blood Sugar levels helps to lessen the pain and numbness and prevent the progression of Neuropathy.

If you have Peripheral Neuropathy, you may have to take special care of your feet to prevent infections from cuts and scrapes, which may occur without you realizing.

Use of Ayurvedic Special medicines like Vasanth Kusumakar Ras, Yogendra Ras, Shilajithwadi Loah, Siva Gutika etc will give Tremendous Results in managing all the Neuropathies.

The Aim of the Ayurvedic Treatment is to produce Brumhana or Santarpana (Nourishing), Vatahara and Anulomana Chikitsa. Panchakarma Procedures & Rejuvenation Therapies are done with utmost Care and Concern. For details contact us either in person or through email with details.

Eating Small, Frequent Meals low in Fat and Fiber may help prevent the gastrointestinal problems that may accompany Autonomic Neuropathy.

If the Neuropathy is causing Sexual Problems, there are Oral Drugs like Manmadha Ras, Shukra Vallabha Ras, Pushpadhanwa, Aswagandha Lehyam, Laghu Musali Pak, Brungarajasav, Dasamoolarishta etc. which can help to Treat ‘Erectile Dysfunction’ in men. Lubricants can be helpful for women.

We give the Best Treatments for “Diabetic Neuropathy” with High Success Rates at
Dr. Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, The Kerala Ayurvedic Care, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, 3-6-101/1, St No: 19, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. Contact Dr Kranthi R Vardhan on 9246166636 for Appointments, Evaluation and Treatments.

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AYURVEDA AND OSTEO ARTHRITIS (KNEE JOINT PAIN)
Published in THE HINDU News Paper on Thursday 23rd June,2005 Written by Dr. R. KRANTHI VARDHAN, Chief Physician & Managing Director, Dr Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. Andhra Pradesh. India. Ph:092461 66636 098666 66055.

Osteo Arthritis is the most common condition, affecting the weight bearing joints (e.g. knees, lower back, hips, etc.), often described as “Wear and Tear Arthritis”.

In human body the ends of the bones in normal joints are covered with a smooth, slippery tissue called cartilage, which provides protection to our bones. Joints also contain a fluid called synovial fluid, which acts as a cushion or "Shock Absorber" and lubricates the joint. In people with osteoarthritis, the synovial fluid becomes thinner and loses its elasticity. The thinner synovial fluid does not provide a good cushion. For this reason, the cartilage covering the ends of the bones begins to break, which leads to pain and stiffness in the joint. Osteoarthritis is also known as Degenerative Joint Disorder, because of degeneration of cartilage covering the ends of the bones. In Ayurveda this condition is called as "Sandhighat Vata".

This condition can be a very mild disease or a severe disease that greatly limits everyday activity. For example, if patient has Osteoarthritis of the knee, patient may feel pain and swelling in the knee area and pain gets worse during movement of the knee. Patient may feel or hear crunching or cracking sounds on movement of joints. X-rays usually confirm diagnosis.

Ayurvedic Science is based on the principles of Bio-energy. There are three types of Bio-energies or Doshas called Vata, Pitta and Kapha, which control metabolism and all other functions of human body. The equillibrium of the Doshas provide complete health and imbalance of these Doshas lead to various disorders. Osteo Arthritis (Sandhighat Vata) is a Vata disorder in which excessive Vata energy causes dryness in the joints followed by Pain, Swelling Immobility and Stiffness of the affected joints.

Ayurvedic Therapy in Osteo Arthritis not only prevents further deterioration in the joints but also rejuvenates the damaged cartilages. Ashwagandha, Guggul and Shilajit, one capsule or tablet each twice a day with large glass of water for six months produce excellent results in Osteoarthritis. These herbs do not cause any side effect even for long-term use. As acute pain may not be felt in every case of degeneration, one must think of starting treatment at the very initial stage.

Ayurveda & Keraliya Panchakarma Increases Mobility and Decreases Disability in Osteo Arthritis. The Therapies include: Abhyangam, Swedam, Elakizhi, Pizhichil, Navarakizhi, Janu vasthi, Virecanam, Matra vasthi etc. These differ from person to person and are decided by a Specialist Ayurvedic Physician according to the Age, Severity, Intensity, and Disability of the patient.

Ayurvedic Diets and Life Styles are selected as per constitution of the individual. One should avoid being Overweight, because excess Weight increases the load on the Joints. Regular exercises of Knee Joints help the patient to remain fit.

Dr. Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, Skyline Theatre Lane, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad- are the pioneers in Kerala Ayurveda Panchakarma- established in 1999 with an aim of providing genuine health care. We are instrumental in successfully treating the Chronic Ailments like Osteo Arthritis, Sciatica, Slip disc, Neuro muscular diseases, Cervical & Lumbar Spondylosis, Degenerative disc diseases and severe Spinal conditions. We have a track record of treating more than 22000 patients till todate.

Contact Dr. Kranthi R Vardhan, Chief Physician & Managing Director on 98666 66055/92461 66636/ 66101140 all days from 8 am- 8 pm.

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Amavata (Rheumatoid Arthritis): An Ayurvedic Approach & cure.
Published in THE HINDU News Paper on Thursday 15th March, 2007 Written by Dr. R. KRANTHI VARDHAN, Chief Physician & Managing Director, Dr Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. Andhra Pradesh. India. Ph:92461 66636 098666 66055.

Rheumatoid Arthritis is a Joint Disorder, which affects Multiple Joints at various sites. It is described as “Amavata” in Ayurveda. The word ‘Ama’ means Toxic material generated as a un wholesome product in the body due to weakening of digestive fire. This ‘Ama’ is then carried by ‘Vayu’ and travels throughout the body and accumulates in the joints, which is the seat of ‘Kapha’. As this process continuous, all the Joints are gradually affected, which results in Severe Pain and Swelling in the Joints. When ‘Pitta’ also gets aggravated, it causes Burning Sensation around the Joints.

General Clinical Features:

“Angamardaaruchistrushna alasyam gouravam jwara!
Apaka sunyatanganam amavathasya lakshnam!!”

• Body Pains
• Lack of Taste
• Thirst
• General Weakness
• Feeling of Heaviness
• Fever
• Morning stiffness of the Joints
• Pain and swelling in the affected parts
• Shifting of pain in Joints
• Constipation
• Indigestion.

Ayurvedic Management of Amavata:

a. Ahara Chikitsa or Dietary regimen:

One should take Old Rice, Butter Milk, Wet Ginger, Garlic, Wheat, Bitter gourd and Horse Gram in his diet. Avoid consumption of Dairy products, Sweets, Oily foods, Chinese Food, Junk and Fast Foods, Salty and Sour Foods, Jaggery, Black Gram, Fish, Cold Drinks and Ice Creams.

b. Vihara Chikitsa or Life Style Modifications:

One should avoid Cold Breeze and Excessive Wind. Bathing with cold water should be strictly avoided. Warm water bath is recommended. It is also advisable to take a gentle walk after consumption of food. Also it is good to avoid water intake immediately after consuming food.

c. Aushadha Chikitsa or Drug Therapy:

‘Guggulu’ is the most effective drug in treating ‘Amavata’. Also herbal preparations of Ashwagandha, Haritaki, Rasna, Sunthi, Pippai and Trivrut are helpful in ‘Amavata’. Administration of caster oil is also very effective in this disease. The mentioned drugs should be taken only after consulting a Qualified Ayurvedic Physician.

d. Panchakarma Chikitsa or Detoxification Procedures:

This is a purification procedure. By taking this Therapy Toxins are eliminated from the body. The course is as follows:

1. Snehana:
Internal and external oleation to the body / affected parts is given as a preliminary process.

2. Swedana:
This is done by application of steam on the affected parts. It helps in reducing inflammatory conditions in the body. Especially in ‘Amavata’ fomentation with sand bag is recommended. Sankara Sweda is also very helpful. In chronic cases Shali shasthika pinda sweda is recommended.

3. Virechana Karma:
It is a type of Purgation which is induced by oral intake or herbal compound preparations. By the process of Virechana, the ‘Ama’ is eliminated from the body. Also the bowel is cleansed, which results in proper absorption and assimilation of the medicinal preparations properly.

4. Vasthi karma:
This is done by administration of herbal enema. It is helpful in chronic cases. Kashaya Vasthi, Anuvasana Vasthi and Matra Vasthi etc are planned according to the Patient’s requirement and necessity.

Ayurvedic Treatment for Amavata lasts for 14 to 28 days depending upon the severity of the disease, patient’s Constitution (Prakruthi). We at THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, 3-6-101/1, St no: 19, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad-29 have Treated Thousands of Patients with 99% results. Speciality Treatments are being done from 1999. For the Services in the field of Ayurveda, Dr. Kranthi Vardhan, the Chief Physician & the Managing Director, has been awarded “KKRUSHI RATNA AWARD”, “AYURVEDA TAPASWI AWARD”, and “VAIDYA RATNA AWARD”.

Care of Joints in ‘Amavata’:

1. Physical activities causing pain in the joints should be avoided.
2. Staying in one position for too long should be avoided.
3. Good posture of the Joints should be maintained.
4. One should sleep on a firm mattress or bed.
5. Weight should be controlled as excess of weight adds stress to the joints.
6. Exercise is very important to keep the joints in working condition.

Preventive aspects:

It is always better to take Preventive Measures before a disease affects us. In order to prevent ‘Amavata’ care should be taken to avoid Sedentary Habits. Also one should perform Daily Exercises or Yoga. One should also avoid Heavy, Viscous and Incompatible foods. Instead one should take High-fibre and Low Fat Diet. Care should also be taken to keep our Digestive Fire intact, as the case of all diseases is the weakening of digestive fire.
The aim of our life is attainment of Dharma, Artha, Kama and Moksha. But it is possible only if we stay Healthy. So let us make a promise, to stay Healthy by following a Healthy Diet and Life Style as described in ‘Ayurveda’ - The Science & Art of Life.

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SLIPPED DISC??? COME TO ‘AYURVEDA’ FOR BETTER RELIEF!!!
Published in THE HINDU News Paper on 17th March, 2005. Written by Dr. R. KRANTHI VARDHAN, Chief Physician & Managing Director, Dr. Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research, THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE, Speciality Panchakarma Centre, Basheerbagh, Hyd-29. AP. India.Ph: 092461 66636, 098666 66055.

What is a disc?

The spine is made up of the vertebrae (the bones making up the spine), which have cartilage discs between them. The discs consist of a circle of connective tissue with a central gel-like core. This makes the spine flexible and at the same time acts as a protective buffer. In the centre of this column of vertebrae and discs is the spinal canal, which contains the spinal cord and it continues as a bundle of nerve fibres called the cauda equina stretching down towards the sacrum. Between each vertebra, the spinal cord has nerve root connections to other parts of the body. The spine is divided into three parts:

Neck (cervical vertebrae)
chest (thoracic vertebrae)
the lower back (lumbar vertebrae).
The spine is connected to the ribs at the chest.

What is a slipped disc?

A slipped disc is when the soft part of the disc bulges through the circle of connective tissue. This prolapse may push on the spinal cord or on the nerve roots. However, it is worth noting that 20 per cent of the population have slipped discs without experiencing any noticeable symptoms.The term 'slipped disc' does not really describe the process properly - the disc does not actually slip out of place, but bulges out towards the spinal cord.

What is the cause of a slipped disc?

Many factors increase the risk for slipped disc:
(1) lifestyle choices such as tobacco use, lack of regular exercise, and inadequate nutrition substantially contribute to poor disc health.
(2) As the body ages, natural biochemical changes cause discs to gradually dry out affecting disc strength and resiliency.
(3) Poor posture combined with the habitual use of incorrect body mechanics, hard physical labour (delivery) can place additional stress on the spine.

Combine these factors with the effects from daily wear and tear, injury, incorrect lifting, or twisting and it is easy to understand why a disc may herniate. A herniation may develop suddenly or gradually over weeks or months.

At what age can a slipped disc occur?

A slipped disc in the lower back is most often seen between the ages of 30 and 50. In the cervical vertebrae around the neck, slipped discs are most often seen between the ages of 40 and 60.

A slipped disc occurs most often in the lumbar region of the spine especially at the L4-L5 and L5-S1 levels (L = Lumbar, S = Sacral). This is because the lumbar spine carries most of the body's weight. People between the ages of 30 and 50 appear to be vulnerable because the elasticity and water content of the nucleus decreases with age.


What are the symptoms of a slipped disc?

A slipped disc can be symptom free. If it causes pain, it is primarily due to the pressure on the nerve roots, the spinal cord or the cauda equina.

Symptoms of nerve root pressure:
Paralysis of single muscles, possibly with pain radiating to the arms or legs. There may also be a disturbance of feeling in the limbs.

Symptoms of pressure on the spinal cord:

Disturbance of feeling, muscle spasms or paralysis in the part of the body below the spinal cord pressure. For example, pressure on the spinal cord in the chest area will cause spasms in the legs but not in the arms. Pressure on the spinal cord may cause problems with control of the bladder.



Symptoms of pressure on the cauda equina:
The symptoms can include loss of control of the bladder function, disturbance of feeling in the rectum and the inside of the thighs and paralysis of both legs. These are serious symptoms and anyone developing them should contact a doctor immediately.

What happens in an Ayurvedic session?

The initial consultation involves taking the total health history of the patient. A visual analyze is carried out by examining the eyes, color of the tongue, nails, skin, etc. Once the verbal and visual analyze are completed, further investigation involves examining the tender points (marma points). Focusing on these marma points the ayurvedic physician discovers the malfunctioning of the organs.

Based on these investigations, a final picture is drawn about the patient's condition in relation to the three biochemical forces; vata pitta kapha. The dis-alignment of spinal vertebrae and musculo skeletal system is mainly concentrated and special attention is paid to the patient's food habits and life style. With full history and investigation the ayurvedic physician determines the amount of treatment required. Usually the treatment period is 7/14/21/28 days according to the severity of the disease.

The Treatment usually involves a series of ABHYANGAM, SWEDAM, NASYAM, ELA KIZHI, NAVARAKIZHI, KATI VASTHI, KASHAYA VASTHI & ANUVASANA VASTHI etc. Marma chikitsa, Meru Chikitsa (Ayurvedic Neuro-Therapy) along with Vatahara chikitsa and Brumhana chikitsa are given utmost importance.

In four to six weeks, the majority of patients find their symptoms are relieved without surgery! Be optimistic about your treatment plan and remember that less than 5% of back problems require surgery!

Prevention

Aging is inevitable, but lifestyle changes can help prevent the disc disease. Risk factors include poor posture and body mechanics, weak Spinal muscles, smoking and obesity. Start now to adopt habits that will help preserve your spine for the future.

If you have slipped Disc and are suffering, donot get worried. HELP IS HERE…


We at THE KERALA AYURVEDIC CARE (Dr. Kranthi’s Institute of Ayurvedic Sciences & Research), Skyline theatre lane, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad-29 are aimed at Redefining Ayurveda by propagating the ancient traditions of Ayurveda to the modern world. We are practicing the Genuine, Shastroktha & Purest form of AYURVEDA from the past 5 years with tremendous patient support.

For further details contact Dr. KRANTHI VARDHAN, on 98666 66055, 92461 66636 & 66101140 on all days from 8am to 8pm strictly with a prior appointment.


Come to AYURVEDA for better relief.

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