Treatment of Covulsions (Akshepaka - spasm) a severe disease caused due to excess Vayu in human body; part- 2

6. Convulsion and consciousness (Apatanaka): This is just like convulsion and unconsciousness but severe. It has difficult healing and the majority of cases, are not curable.

[A person suffering from convulsion]

77. Vayu/Kapha body paralysis (Dandaka): When Vayu is excessed and both the dosha Vayu and Kapha start to overflow into to entire body’s channel filled with undigested food toxins (ama), it makes the body stiff (like a wood log) with paralysis. The major symptom of this is jaw bone paralysis impossible to treat fully. 

8. Tetanus (Dhanustambha): Innner bending the bow and outer bending bow, both are caused by elevated Vayu that affects nerves and tendons, located in the toes, heels, abdomen, heart area, chest, and throat and causes severe convulsion moments.

9. Tarauma (Hemorrhage (Vranayama): When the doshas become aggravated in wounds on vital organs by Vayu, they spread throughout the body and produce convulsions. The major symptom of this disease is yellowish—white complexion. This is a very serious condition. 

10. Tongue difficulties (Jihva Stambha): When Vayu is caught in the tendons, nerves, and veins near the vocal cord, it causes paralysis of the tongue with the consequent inability to swallow and speak 

11. Lockjaw (Hanusramsa): Loose jaw or lockjaw. Owing to excess tongue scrapping, eating dry foods, and trauma, Vayu becomes localized and excessed at the lower jaw. This displaces the lower jaw, making it stay open or closed, causing chewing and speaking difficulties. Healing is very difficult. Long-term conditions are incurable.

12. Facial paralysis(audit): Vayu becomes excessed and localized in the upper body from carrying heavy loads on the head, excess laughing, speaking, facial exertion (eg. mimicking), sneezing, physical strains, sleeping on an uneven or hard pillow, and chewing very hard foods. Symptoms include irregularities of half of the face (especially during laughing and with sight), and the head begins to shake. Premonitory symptoms include speech obstructions, loss of eye movement, tremors, shaking, hoarseness, deafness, blocked sneezing, loss of smell and memory delusions, exhaustion during sleep, one eye becoming closed, severe pain above the shoulders, half of the body or in the lower body. When this disorder exists for more than three years, it becomes incurable. 

13. Convulsions in blood and veins (Sirgraha): Vayu becomes excess in the blood and veins of the head, causing them to shrink, and become hard, painful, and black. This disorder is difficult to heal or may not be healed. 

14. Hemiplegia – half of the body veins and tendons (Pakshavadha OR Ekangaroga): When Vayu becomes excessed in half of the body, drying the veins and tendons by loosening the joints the result is loss of the function and tactile sensation. Apart from that the Vayu, pitta, and Kapha, doshas are responsible for causing many such incurable diseases if left untreated these are Arm paralysis, leg paralysis, stiffness in thighs, knee swelling, ankle pain, finger/toe contractions, foot sleeping, burning sole, stammering, cutting pain in rectum, bladder, lower abdomen distension, upper abdominal distention, prostrate tumors (painless or painful), and tremors. Now dear readers you will be able to know how the convulsion is dangerous and many times not curable too. So, if the production of Vayu is more in our body, we have to be very conscious to take treatment. 

Treatment: In Ayurveda, it is boldly recommended to take TRIPHLA CHURNA  with the consultation of a Physician who belongs to Ayurveda, Siddha, or Yoga and Naturopathy. The Physician may study your body condition and recommend the doses accordingly. The minimum treatment needed for one month and the adult dose is 1.5-2.0 g with lukewarm water at bedtime. Please do not start doses on your own, and highly recommended to consult a physician before taking medicines.

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Covulsions - Akshepaka (spasm) a severe disease caused due to excess Vayu in human body; part- 1

Convulsion is a severe disorder of the body caused by excess Vayu in our body. In the modern system of medicines, the Vayu of the body has more ignorance and is left without considering its severity ultimately resulting the whole or partly body paralysis. Ayurveda says the Vayu should not be ignored if it is frequently found in excess in the body. As we know all the vital functions of the body are controlled by Vata (Vayu), Pitta, and Kapha. Among the three, if anyone is disturbed that affects our routine healthy life. Convulsions include drying of hands, feet, blood vessels, ligaments, tendons, and hips. Symptoms include frequent jerky movement of the body. this disease can't be healed if it lasts longer than one year. In this article, we will discuss some major disorders directly related to the excess of the Vayu in the body- 

[Body Convulsions]

1. In half the body: When excess Vayu is in one half of the body, it dries up the blood, hands, legs, and knees. The limbs and tissue are also contracted. Affect -This results in the face, nose, eyebrows, forehead, eyes, and jaws becoming crooked. The tongue is raised, the voice is hoarse and weak and speech is hindered. Causes- loose teeth, impaired hearing, pains in the foot, eyes, legs, temple, ear, and cheek. The se symptoms occur in either half of the body or the face (facial paralysis).

2. Throughout the body: Excess vayu first affects the lower body, then, the upper extremities, and the head or the whole body is affected; deranging all the tissues. A person experiences numbness or paralysis, limb convulsions, contractions, pricking, splitting, throbbing, cutting pain, stiffness, tremors, and swelling.

3. In the Neck Carotid Arteries/ Nerves Stiff Neck (Manyastambha): Vayu can become excessed alone or with Kapha from day naps, irregular posture, or looking in an upward direction for a long time.

4. In the back - Opisthotonos (Vahirayama): When excess Vayudries up the external vessels of the back and carotid arteries, it causes back stiffness that results in the bending outward and downward. The head leans backward. The chest is backward. carotid arteries are stiff, and the neck is bent downward. There is a grinding of teeth, discoloration of the teeth and mouth, yawning, salivation, loss of speech excess sweating, physical debility, and restlessness. It may be life-threatening.

5. Convulsions and unconsciousness (Apatantraka): When aggravated Vayu obstructs the downward movement, it starts moving upwards, causing pain in the heart, head, and temples, making the body bend like a bow. One experiences convulsions and loss of consciousness. Other symptoms include difficulty breathing, wide-eyed (without blinking), eyes completely closed, and cooling sounds, sometimes abortion may occur in pregnant women, heavy bleeding, and trauma. Long-term conditions can't be healed. 

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