Supportive Care
Ayurvedic Care for Rheumatic Fever
Amavata Jwara
Our Holistic Management Protocol
In Ayurveda, Rheumatic Fever involves improperly digested toxins (Ama) combining with aggravated Vata dosha, settling in the joints and heart. Our goal is to work alongside conventional medical care to provide the best possible outcome through a 4-step protocol:
1. Ama Pachana (Toxin Digestion)
The crucial first step is to administer specialized herbs that digest the circulating toxins (Ama), which are the primary root cause of the widespread inflammation in the body.
2. Jwara Chikitsa (Fever Management)
Using completely safe, natural herbs to systematically manage the fever and stabilize the patient's core body temperature without harsh side effects.
3. Shotha Hara (Reducing Inflammation)
Employing specific anti-inflammatory Ayurvedic herbs and gentle local therapies to significantly reduce the painful swelling and stiffness in the joints.
4. Hridaya Raksha (Protecting the Heart)
A critical part of our protocol. We prescribe specific cardio-protective herbs (Hridya Rasayana) to nourish and strengthen the heart muscle and valves.
Gentle & Effective
Key Therapies & Medicines
The Ayurvedic treatment for Rheumatic Fever is highly gentle and supportive, purposefully avoiding any aggressive physical procedures while the body is inflamed.
- Internal Herbal Medicines: The absolute mainstay of the treatment. We use specific formulations containing potent herbs like Guduchi, Punarnava, Arjuna, and Guggulu.
- Lepam (Herbal Pastes): Gentle application of warm, anti-inflammatory herbal pastes over the affected joints to provide significant pain relief without straining the body.
- Strict Diet (Pathya): A light, warm, and easy-to-digest diet is crucial. We provide a detailed diet plan that strictly avoids heavy, cold, and fried foods.
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Provide your body with the holistic support it needs to fight Rheumatic Fever and protect its future. Contact us to learn how our integrative approach can help.
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