Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a common degenerative joint disease with gradual cartilage loss. It primarily affects aging individuals and results from wear and tear on joint tissues. Ayurveda terms this as Sandhi Gata Vata, attributing it to Vata Dosha and Ama ( metabolic toxins) accumulation in joints. The condition progresses gradually, but occasional exceptions exist. Inflammation and injuries trigger bony changes, tendon and ligament deterioration, and cartilage breakdown. Osteoarthritis can affect any joint but typically affects the hands, knees, hips, lower back, and neck. Osteoarthritis Ayurveda treatment at Apollo AyurVAID targets inflammation and aims to restore joint function.
Outcomes of Osteoarthritis with Kerala Ayurveda
Outcomes of Osteoarthritis with Kerala Ayurveda
such as TKR
Reduced
inflammation
pain
mobility
Halted disease
progression
pain medication
Our Approach To Over come Osteoarthritis
Apollo AyurVAID’s treatment protocols include precise classical Ayurveda treatments, targeting disease root causes. Thorough assessments guide tailored protocols for pain management and enhanced well-being. Ayurveda expert doctors offer advice on ergonomics, nutrition, and lifestyle changes. Ayurveda addresses chronic conditions, potentially offering remission or cure. Personalized treatments, including herbal medications and panchakarma, enhance the quality of life. The approach considers individual factors, optimizing Osteoarthritis Ayurveda treatment for safety and effectiveness.
Osteoarthritis with Ayurveda
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Signs & Symptoms of Osteoarthritis
- Severe Joint pain
- Morning stiffness of joints
- Crepitation
- Restricted range of movements of joints
- Joint deformity with bony changes.
- Inflammation and redness at the local site
- Difficulty in walking and daily activities
- Complications that affect other organs such as the heart, lungs, kidneys, and the skin
Causes & Risk Factors of Osteoarthritis
- Older age.
- Gender - women are more prone than men
- Obesity
- Joint injuries especially sports injuries.
- Repeated stress on the joint.
- Genetics.
- Bone deformities.
- Certain metabolic diseases