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28 year old female patient reached out to us in OPD of SSCASR and H in Bengaluru. Patient was a known case of chronic kidney disease (auto-immune) since 2 years. At the time of consultation, her main complaint swelling on all over her body and no urine discharge at all. The patient was already on Haemo-dialysis two times a week and was on anti-hypertensive prescription medicines. On examination: Pallor: PresentClubbing: Absent Lymph nodes: Not enlargedEdema: Generalized, pitting type and more in the morning hoursB/P: 180/100 mm of HgPersonal history: Appetite: Reduced since one yearBowel Movements: NormalMicturition: Completely absentSleep: NormalLab reports:Serum creatinine: 9.2 mg/dlSerum urea: 80
Suggested Kidney Disease Treatment in Ayurveda and Medicines
The patient was treated with the following oral Ayurvedic medicines for one month
Guduchyadi Kashayam: Dosage 20 ml three times a day, after food with equal quantity of water
Vrikka sanjivani Vati: 1 tablet two times a day after food with water
Gokshuradi Guggulu: 2 tablets three times a day after food with water
Tablet Siledin: 1 tablet two times a day after food with water
Diet advice: Diet plays a very important role in any condition related to chronic renal failure condition
Water intake was restricted to not more than 700-800 ml as she couldn’t pass any urine at all
Results:
After one month of medication as mentioned above, the lab reports were as follows-
Serum Creatinine– 6.1 mg/dl (i.e. reduction in serum creatinine by 3.1 mg/dl)
Serum Urea– 42 (considerably reduced from last visit).
Patient had noticed around 200-300 ml of urine output every day after starting with the above medicines for one month.
Improvement in appetite with Ayurvedic medicine
Swelling all over the body though persistent was better
Discussion on Chronic Kidney Disease Treatment as per Ayurveda
Ayurveda is a leading choice of medicine in recent days, especially in non-communicable diseases. Chronic kidney disease, which is commonly called as ckd has remained as challenge to allopathic science too and generally has bad prognosis eventually. This case study provides evidence and can be a silver lining in the treatment of this condition as a compliment to allopathic medicine. In this particular case, there was considerable reduction in Serum urea and creatinine even when the patient was on regular dialysis two times a week.
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