Diabetes Treatment In Ayurveda

 Diabetes has been known since the first century…..when a Greek physician, A medical condition in which the body can’t produce enough insulin to process the glucose in the blood is known as diabetes.

 Due to these daily habits, every other person is having diabetes or bee problem And within a short time there is also control nowadays. Now children are also seen in the grip of this disease The word diabetes was first recorded in 1425, and in 1675, the Greek word Mellitus, meaning “like honey,” was added, to reflect the sweet smell and taste of the patient’s urine. An unrelated and rare disorder similarly in Ayurveda a condition in which a person passes honey-like (sweet) urine is called Madhumeha(Hyperglycemia)Reduced insulin production and decreased insulin sensitivity are the contributing factors for hyperglycemia.

Today we are going to tell Ayurvedic treatment related to this disease.

Of these, there are ways that it is said that using it causes diabetes to get into sugar very quickly. Sanjivani Ayurvedashram doctor says Traditionally for diabetes control These two tips to be used Scientifically proven to be very valuable Today we will talk about such tunes to those who are traditional today we will talk about such tunes to those who are traditional Remedies for diabetic patients Under this, the treatment of diabetes is going on There's no need to shut it down From members to control diabetes Traditionally they are being used Sanjivani Ayurvedic is going to tell you about these remedies, for which you will not need to stop any medicine to use them.

Traditionally, it is still being used, but only a few of which are predominantly tribal. Okay, I am going to tell you about the prescriptions of the future, use it carefully, and use your medicines which are indigenous  Sanjivani Ayurvedashram. A medical condition in which the body can’t produce enough insulin to process the glucose in the blood is known as diabetes

 

1. Chew a spoonful of flaxseed seeds, eat them well and drink two glasses of water, do it daily on an empty stomach in the morning and before bed at night.    

 

Classification

 

·         Diabetes is classified on the basis of its etiology

·         Type-I DM - Due to 'Beta' cell destruction, usually leading to absolute insulin deficiency.

·         Type-II DM - Due to a variable degree of Insulin resistance Impaired Insulin secretion

·         Glucose intolerance and insulin resistance which generally increases with the advancement of age.

·         Other specific types of Diabetes due to Impaired Beta-cell function due to genetic defects Impaired Insulin action due to genetic defects

·         Diseases of pancreas

·         Endocrinopathies

·         Drugs (chemically induced)

·         Infections-Like congenital rubella, cytomegalovirus, etc.

Risk factors

 

·         Family history

·         Obesity (BMI > 27kg/ m2)

·         Age > 45 years

·         Hypertension (B.P. > 140/ 90 mm of Hg)

·         HDL < 35mg/ dl and/ or triglycerides levels > 250mg/ dl

·         Habitual physical inactivity

Clinical features

 

·         Increased frequency of urine(Polyuria)

·         Increased appetite (Polyphagia)

·         Excessive thirst (polydipsia)

·         Turbidity in urine

·         Debility/ tiredness

·         Weight loss

·         Non-healing ulcer

·         Visual disturbances

·         Inflammation of glans penis

·      The presentation of symptoms in elderly patients with diabetes may be significantly different from the classic triad of polyuria, polydipsia, polyphagia, and weight loss. They may present with fatigue, anorexia, failure to thrive, loss of motivation, difficulty in concentration, and urinary incontinence.

Complications

 In the later stage of diabetes mellitus, the following complications may appear

 

       Burning sensation (neuropathy) over the palmar and plantar region

·         Boils and carbuncles

·         Gangrene

·         General debility

·         Retinopathy

·         Renal tissue damage (nephropathy)

·         Cardiovascular diseases

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Diabetes Ayurvedic

 

Disease-Specific

i. Measurement of the plasma glucose level

a. Random blood sugar (RBS)

b. Fasting blood sugar (FBS)

. Postprandial blood sugar (PPBS)

ii. Urine routine and microscopic

iii. Glycosylated haemoglobin (HbA1c)

. Lipid Profile

Other related Investigations

i. Blood urea and serum creatinine

ii. E.C.G.

iii. Fundus examination

iv. Serum electrolytes

Diagnosis

The diagnosis is made by corroborating symptoms and plasma glucose levels

·         Fasting plasma glucose > 126 mg/dl after overnight fasting (or)

·         Random plasma glucose > 200 mg/dl (or)

Two hours prandial glucose > 200 mg/dl