लकवे के इलाज़ में इनका परहेज़ है ज़रूरी | Paralysis | Paralysis Diet Tips | Dr. Puru Dhawan
DESCRIPTION:
In this explanatory video, you meet Dr. Puru Dhawan, who talks about the things to be avoided by Paralysis patients. And he also focuses on the point that keeping a few things away during the recovery or avoiding them, can contribute a lot to speeding up the improvements.
Below is a list of things that have been discussed in the video:
~• Cold climate - Cold weather has been shown to constrict blood arteries, increasing blood pressure, which is a major risk factor for stroke. Not just that, it can also cause spasticity and pain. However, researchers have discovered that amid extreme cold climates, blood thickens and becomes stickier, making it easier to clot.
~• Tea/Coffee - Our ayurvedic treatment works wonders when patients do not consume tea or coffee. But if that is too difficult make sure it is consumed in a specified time period so that, the medicine gets properly absorbed by the body and starts to show results.
~• Laziness - Recovery is only possible when patients are more than willing to put efforts into getting better by staying active throughout the day and believing that they can control their body and mind. Relying entirely on caretakers or physiotherapists might slow down or restrict your recovery.
~• Stale Food - Patients can risk improvements in their condition by consuming day-old meals. It is suggested by doctors for quick recovery that patients only consume freshly cooked food at all times.
~• Cold food items - Drinking and eating cold items can deteriorate a patient’s condition.
~• Sour food items - It can cause side effects along with our ayurvedic treatment.
We hope the details in this video can help you get better and achieve complete recovery from Paralysis.
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