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 From the Governor's speech:
I am very happy to be here for the inauguration of Life Force, promoted by Dr Rajesh and Dr Rupal Shah. The service that Dr Rajesh Shah has been is rendering to the patients across the world using homeopathy is indeed valuable. The goodness of Dr Shah lies in the fact that he is not working for his own benefit but is working for popularizing homeopathy all over the world. - Address by Mr Mohammed Fazal, Governor of the state of Maharashtra at the inauguration of Life Force
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Myasthenia Gravis  Genetic Immunological Thymus tumors or abnormal enlargement (hyperplasia) Stress (aggravating factor in existing cases of Myasthenia Gravis) Muscles usually affected by MG: Muscles controlling eye and eyelid movements Muscles of facial expression Muscles of swallowing Neck and limb muscles Occasionally respiratory muscles Symptoms of MG: Drooping eyelids (ptosis) Double vision (diplopia) Difficulty in speech, slurred speech Difficulty in swallowing Nasal sounding speech Weakness of neck muscles Weakness of arms and legs Symptoms are usually intermittent (i.e. come and go) Symptoms may disappear for weeks and may appear again, later Weakness tends to worsen as the day progresses and after prolonged activity Myasthenia Crisis: A condition in which respiratory muscles become severely weakened Patient may have breathlessness, choking, aspiration of food Myasthenia crisis is rare and may end in respiratory failure Grades of MG: Grade 1: Only ocular disease Grade 2A: Mild generalized weakness Grade 2B: Moderate generalized weakness Grade 3: Severe generalized weakness Grade 4: Myasthenia crisis Triggers of Myasthenia Crisis: Respiratory viral infections Sudden withdrawal of steroids Certain drugs Psychological stress Pregnancy Exertion (especially in hot climate) Diagnosis of MG: This is mainly based on clinical findings and a few supportive investigations: Antibodies to acetyl choline receptors EMG (Electromyogram) Repetitive nerve stimulation Tensilon test CT chest (for thymus abnormalities) Allopathic treatment mostly includes: Acetylcholine esterase inhibitors (Pyridostigmine) Steroids Immunosuppressive drugs Plasmapheresis (a procedure in which abnormal antibodies are removed from the blood) Intravenous immunoglobulin (temporarily modifies the immune system and provides the body with normal antibodies from donated blood) Surgical treatment: Thymectomy Homeopathic approach and scope: Myasthenia Gravis is an autoimmune disorder, which means that there is a fault with the immune system, guided by genetic tendencies and other general factors. In other words, MG is a constitutional disorder, where the whole constitution needs to be addressed. MG is a progressively deteriorating condition, calling for some measures to arrest or control the disease process. Homeopathic treatment being constitutional in nature, treats the disease at a deeper level, to achieve the following: Control of the disease process Symptomatic relief Homeopathy has shown its efficacy in reducing the frequency of relapses and improving the power and tone of muscles. However, it may be noted that the improvement with homeopathy may not be as fast as one achieved by using the immunosuppressive medicines. The role of homeopathy is more as long term control, rather than for acute crisis control. Homeopathy with its constitutional approach works at deeper level and brings deviations of immune system back to normalcy and in consequence minimizes the need of exogenous neurotransmitters or steroids as prescribed by conventional treatment. Suggestion about homeopathic treatment: For achieving the best results in the cases of MG, we recommend a strategic combination of homeopathy with the conventional treatment. |
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 New book by Dr Shah on Chronic Urticaria
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