Is there any ayurvedic treatment for Grade II tear of MCL and ACL injury. more
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Unless it is fully torn, it needs knee support through hinges knee cap and it would heal on its own in 6-8 weeks. If it is fully torn, then surgery is only solution with fixing anchors. If it is partially torn, we can give good medicine in Vibrionics. See Vibrionics.org. This is a seva and treatment and medicines will be given free of cost without any side effects. On Fri, Mar 31, 2017 at 3:03 PM, Kishor Mehta wrote: > more
Apr 01
Pl explain or write full form of injuries, rather than only abbreviated terms. You may contact me, Dr. Madrasi, 09924095952 more
Mar 31
I am not connected with Ayurveda but legal profession only. However I can suggest u the best fitting practitioner for ur problem as; Dr. Prakash Gurukkal who is not only a Ph. D. in Ayurveda well connected upto WHO but also a seniormost Kalari Payattu Guru at Kerala having full knowledge of the cure adopted in that Kalari treatment too. U may not be able to reach him easily since he is placed at Kollam, Kerala. U may hence contact him first on telephone No.09447347993 without giving my reference as far as possible. more
Mar 31
Pure Ayurveda may not have a cure. What is taught as Ayurveda and practices in massage parlours is part of Kalari Chikitsa (Kalari is an art of warfare and this is the treatment for war injuries). Yours falls into that sort of injury, so maybe some present Ayurveda practioners may be able to help. There are plenty of experts in such Muscle, ligament and bone injuries. I know friends who have been treated by them. But, to get a comprehensive treatment, you can contact Swapna Antony who is into medical tourism at 95914 76936. However, she may be slightly expensive compared to finding the physician yourself. Though she would comprehensively take care of all your needs including travel and stay and consultation etc. more
Mar 31
