All About Diarrhea/Dysentry

Wednesday, October 14, 2009 10:32
Posted in category Health

All About Diarrhea/Dysentry
Dr. Preeti Dass

Diarrhea and dysentery are common during summer months. There are certain sanitation measures that we can adopt to avoid suffering from diarrheal infection. Certain easy home remedies can also help prevent diarrhea and cure it too.

Diarrhea is a condition characterized by loose and watery stools. Diarrhea often means more frequent trips to the toilet and a greater volume of stool. A person with diarrhea typically passes stool more than 3 times a day. Diarrhea may cause a loss of significant amount of water and salts. Acute diarrhea is a common problem that usually lasts for 1or 2 days, and resolves itself without any treatment. Chronic diarrhea, on the other hand, generally lasts longer than 2 weeks. It can be a sign of a serious disorder, such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) or Irritable Bowel syndrome (IBS). Chronic or recurrent diarrhea may cause poor absorption of nutrients (malabsorption).

Dysentery is a disease caused by parasites like amoeba or bacteria like shigella. It is characterized by diarrhea with mucus and blood. Although dysentery is a relatively easy disease to cure, death rates are high, particularly among children.

Causes

There are many causes of diarrhea. Fortunately, in most instances, the change in bowel habits is short-lived and clears up on its own. The following are some of the many known causes:

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Life`s Life is Heart

Friday, September 11, 2009 10:15

Life`s Life is Heart
Dr. Ramakrishna

Cardiology as a specialized branch of modern medicine is comparatively a recent innovation.  The ancient scholar, Susruta was the first surgeon who studies the anatomical. Aspects of hrudaya many centuries back and who described. It as an organ in the shape of inverted lotus. The article below given the ayurvedic  perspective of treating heart diseases.

Our ancient scholars described heart as Hrudaya. `Hru` means to bring back forcibly. `Daya` means to need. Our body including heart is composed of approximately 6000 Billion cells of various structures. Their life is maintained by nutrients and oxygen. Our heart pumps a vehicle that is blood which gives these lying substances at its own level of each cell and that brings back the total waste products for each cell and eliminated  through lungs, liver and kidneys. This total network consists of 60000 miles throughout the body connected with a lot of blood vessels.  This heart is “Chetanatmaka“ which means it maintains every moment of human body a minute to the maximum. Heart is though a little larger than your first it originates the endless emotions, ceanful thoughts, mountains like desires and  all your moments at cellular level or organic level. Do you know by any  reason it  stops less than a minute that causes death. As from  sixth month of embryotic  life till your last  moments it  never haults even a second .

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What is Health understanding basic Concepts

Wednesday, September 9, 2009 10:18
Posted in category Health, Health Care System

What is Health understanding basic Concepts
Dr. Simret

A good health means a state of well- being –a vital physical condition witch includes not merely bodily well – being, but also mental fitness it is a state of complete physical , condition and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity .

The term health means the physical condition. In a wider perspective, health is understood to be the general state of body and mind.

A good health means a state of well – being – a vital physical condition which include not merely bodily well – being, but also mental fitness. It is a state of complete physical, mental condition and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Read the rest of this entry »

Stop going Hysterical

Tuesday, September 8, 2009 12:41
Posted in category Health

Stop going Hysterical
Dr. Suprabha Das

Hysteria is an extremely complex mental phenomenon witch may take varying forms. In certain types the disorder may result from some situation to witch one is unable to adapt oneself such as marriage, engagement, position of responsibility, the death of relations or loss love. Factors involving the sexual life in some way are frequently present. This article gives Ayurvedic view of hysteria with its management.

Hysteria is an obsolete medical term that is still used colloquially to refer to a state of extreme fear or emotion and the resultant irrational behavior. The term was originally employed to describe woman who acted irrationally due to a supposed disturbance of the uterus. In 1980, the American Psychiatric Association (APA) replaced the diagnosis “hysterical neurosis, conversion type” with “conversion disorder.” Read the rest of this entry »

Relieve Muscle Strain with Home Remedies

Monday, September 7, 2009 17:06
Posted in category Body Care

Relieve Muscle Strain with Home Remedies
Dr. Preeti Dass

Muscle strain is really painful and it can happen to anyone irrespective of age and gender. Any injury to elbows, knees, wrists, ankle leads to muscle sprains. The muscle get swelling and it causes pain. It can also happen due to inflammation of muscles. Many times the pain in the muscles can happen due to broken bones. In this case only a physician can provide cure for it. But the other types of muscle sprains can be easily cured with home remedies for muscle sprain

Muscle strain or muscle pull or even a muscle tear implies damage to a muscle or its attaching tendons. You can put, undue pressure on muscles during the course of normal daily activities, with sudden, quick heavy lifting, during sports, or while performing work tasks. Read the rest of this entry »

Good Health Indicator

Sunday, February 15, 2009 19:18
Posted in category Health, Health Care System

To enable one to keep track of one’s health status, the AyurvedGuru describe fourteen indicators, the presence of all or most of which enables one to recognize the state of health. These fourteen indicators are as follows:
1    Proper Hunger for Food
2    Easy Digestion of Consumed Food
3    Normal Bowel Movement
4    Normal Urine Output
5    Normal Passage of Flatus or Gas
6    Feeling of Lightness of Body
7    Proper Function of Sense Organs
8    Normal, Instant Sleep
9    Feeling Fresh after Sleep
10  Good Strength
11  Good Complexion
12  Good Life Span
13  Good Mental Faculties
14  Normal Digestion

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Delivery (Labour)

Sunday, February 15, 2009 12:09
Posted in category Ayurvedic Science, Health

The Woman Should Be Prepared Mentally To Enter Labour Because Psychology Plays Very Important Role In Labour.By Compassionate, Soft Natured Woman Already Having Delivered Children.

(A) The Place For Labour.
(B) Management During Delivery.

This Preparation Can Betterbe Done With Narration Of Own Experiences By Compassionate……soft Natured Woman Already Having Delivered Children.

(A) The Place For Labour

The Place For Confinement Should Be Selected Much Before The Onset Of Labour; The Room Should Be Airy But Not Having Direct Entry Of Air, Clean With Good Entry Of Sun Rays. This Room Should Be Cleaned, Unnecessary Items Removed And Then Fumigated With Guggulu, Ajawain, Sarsapa (Mustard) And Dry Leaves Of Nimba (Neem) The Fumigation Should Be Done Daily Till The Delivery Period. The Entry Of Individuals Should Be Confined To Essential Persons Only. A Closet Should Either Be Attached Or Be Very Close To This Room. This Needed Articles I.E. Bed, Sheets, Mattress, Cloth, Antiseptic Solutions Etc. Should Be Stored In Advance. Read the rest of this entry »

The Post Delivery Period

Sunday, February 15, 2009 11:42
Posted in category Ayurvedic Science, Health

After Expulsion Of Placenta Six Weeks Period Is Called Puerperal Period. During This Period The Doshas And Dhatus Of Woman Reach Almost Pre-Pregnancy Stage, Sizeable Number Of Woman Do Not Restart Menstrual Cycle.

(A) General Management Of Delivered Woman.
(B) Treatment Of Pain After Delivery.
(C) Breast Feeding.
(D) Contraception.

Thus Few Experts Consider The Reappearance Of Menstruation As…..  Puerperal Periods. During This Period For First Five-Six Days Special Management Is Needed. Read the rest of this entry »

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Management Of Newborn Child

Tuesday, February 10, 2009 15:42
Posted in category Child Care, Health

(A) General Management
(B) Ghutti (Special Oral Medicine)
(C) Treatment Of Diarrhea And Cold With Cough
(D) Feeding Of Fruits And Cereals

(A) General Management

After Separating The Child From Mother His Mouth And Throat Should Be Cleaned With Soft Cloth Dipped In Ghrita And Powdered Rock Salt And The Child Should Be Encouraged To Cry, If Needed Hot And Cold Water Can Be Sprinkled Alternately, The Cry Establishes The Respiration. Now The White Material (Vernix Caseosa) Adhered Over His Body Should Be Removed With Soft Cloth After Applying Bala Or Any Other Traditionally Used Oil And Bath Be Given With Tepid Water Boiled With Aromatic Drugs Or Atleast Tejapatra Or Neem Leaves. Read the rest of this entry »

Health Care Of Child

Saturday, February 7, 2009 18:10
Posted in category Child Care, Health

To Assess Proper Growth And Development Of Child His Height And Weight Should Be Recorded Periodically.

By The Age Of Three Months Normal Healthy Child Is Able To Hold His Head, Recognizes His Mother And Reacts With Smile. The Child Should Be Taken First Of All To Any Temple Or Abode Of God In This Month.

A Child Of Six Months Can Sit With Support, Carries Every Thing To His Mouth. Teeth Start Erupting; Child Speaks ‘Pa’ ‘Ba’ Etc. Words.

By Seventh Or Eighth Month The Child Starts Crawling, By 10-12 Months Stands And By 13-18 Months Attempts To Climb One Stair And Also Attempts To Speak Sentence Of 2-4 Words. Read the rest of this entry »