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Dr. Ram Prabahar . M. is an experienced Nephrologist in Vadapalani, Chennai. He has helped numerous patients in his 19 years of experience as a Nephrologist. You can consult Dr. Ram Prabahar . M. at SIMS Hospital, in Vadapalani Chennai. You can book an instant appointment online with Dr. Ram Prabahar . M. on Lybrate.com.
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MBBS - tirunelveli medical college - 1998
MD - Internal Medicine - MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE - 2002
DM - Nephrology - MADRAS MEDICAL COLLEGE - 2006
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Asked for male, 28 years old from Delhi
This thing has become more of a habit with you rather than any problem as your reports are normal and you are saying you have to go very frequently in the night you will have to check it yourself by conscious effort and if you can not do it then talk to a psychotherapist to help you out of this.
Health Query
This may be due to high blood sugar or urine infection, Soo for this you have to test your blood for sugar and urine for RE, ME,C/S, with this you need proper homoeopathic treatment to cure your problem.
Asked for male, 55 years old from Thodupuzha
To treat the fatty liver -
•Take 1/2 teaspoon of AMLA POWDER (CHURN) with a glass of water in morning.
• Avoid alcohol or do not drink too much amount of alcohol. Avoid tobacco smoking & chewing.
• Control your weight don't be overweight . Maintain your weight by doing exercise daily such as running , jogging ,walking .
• Avoid fast food, cold drinks , chicken & fish. As these food increase load on liver.
• Eat healthy & balanced diet .Green leafy vegetables, seasonal fruits, high fiber foods . Eat less or minimum amount of foods containing fat such as butter , ghee, cream. Maintain your cholesterol level in normal range.
• Do not take higher amount of drugs such as pain killer, antidepressants ,steroids. As these medicines cause very harmful effect on liver.
• Prevent yourself from infection. Always wash your hands with soap before eating food.
• Avoid use of other person's razor for shave .
• Take 1 tea spoon of LIV-52 syrup of HIMALAYA company in the evening.
Shared 2 months ago • Featured Tip
Kidney stone formation is the most common kidney disease, and people who have had it, would immediately be reminded of the severe pain (loin to groin) in the back.
How stones are formed?
- The kidney functions as the body’s filters in removing wastes from the body through urine.
- Most of the waste is in the form of salts and when there is excessive salts and reduced amount of water, there could be formation of crystals or stones in the kidneys.
Symptoms
- Reduced amount of urination
- Blood in the urine due to damage of the urinary tract structures
- Painful urination with burning sensation
- Swollen abdomen
- Nausea and vomiting
- Fever and chills
Benefits of homeopathic remedies
Kidney stones are highly likely to be recurrent. A number of factors contribute to their formation. Homeopathy aims at treating the whole body and not just dissolving the stones. It offers various remedies, which ensure the stones are completely dissolved and also prevent recurrence.
Remedies
- Berberis Vulgaris is prescribed for the following conditions:
- Very useful in left-sided stones where patient experiences pain radiating to the ureter, bladder, and urethra and down to the thighs.
- Burning sensation with urination
- Slightly red or green urine with mucus (increased consistency of urine)
- Increase in pain with any kind of physical movement
- Soreness in the lumbar region of the kidneys
- Cantharis is suitable for the following conditions:
- Paroxysms of renal colic with cutting and stabbing pains
- Severe pain before and after urination in the urethral area
- Constant urge to urinate, but very little flow
- No relief even after sitting and straining
- Bloody urine (slightly pinkish tinge), if there is damage to internal structures
- Sharp tearing pain when this damage happens
- Thirst and aversion to all fluids
- Lycopodium is one of the most reliable homeopathic medicines for right-sided kidney stones.
- Works better for right-sided stones, where it dissolves them completely
- Severe backache experienced by the affected person prior to passing urine, which reduces after urination
- Great urge to urinate, even at night
- Presence of sediments (red or yellow) in the urine
- Abdominal bloating with distention along with right-sided kidney pain
- Hydrangea, also referred to as the stone breaker, reduces chances of recurrence of kidney stones in the following conditions:
- Right-sided pain
- Blood-tinged urine
- Increased frequency of urination
- Lots of white sediments in the urine
Health Query
best is u do abdomen sonography abdomen and pelvis use these ayurvedic medicenes 1. neery syrup 5ml 3times 2. calcury tab 1-1 tab 2times a day 3. gokshuradi guggulu 1-1tab 3times a day for 1month...
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Hello
He needs to increase dialysis to thrice a week and avoid too much weight gain in between dialysis...
Health Query
Hello Raghu..
It is advisable to take recheck up..
If the condition appeared again then the treatment last time was not sufficient
My suggestion is to take homoeopathic treatment..
Asked for male, 28 years old from Nellore
Dear lybrate-user. Renal stones less than 5 mm have tendency to pass out naturally. You don't need to any medicine for that. And small stones that are not obstructing urine flow from kidney do not cause renal failure. Just have plenty of fluids and don't waste your precious money on unnecessary treatment.
Asked for male, 24 years old from Hyderabad
Your problem is termed as blue balls. It is the slang term for a congested prostate or vasocongestion, the condition of temporary fluid congestion in the testicles and prostate region caused by prolonged sexual arousal in the human male. It is often accompanied by a cramp-like ache of prostatic congestion and pain/tenderness or edema of the testes. -----------the cause is the prolonged sexual stimulation of the erect penis (intentional or unintentional), that does not result in orgasm and ejaculation. In your case it is a erotic sexual denial. -----------i think obeid you have deprived from yourself masturbation habit purposely for the last one month. Or you must have refrained from ejaculation for a longer period to increase your duration of sex with your partner. If this is the case, massaging the testicles or using a vibrator on the testicles during the prolonged sexual activity may prevent the blood from pooling and actually prevent or decrease the severity of blue balls.------------------
Asked for female, 24 years old from Patna
BHMS, diploma in nutrition and health education, m.sc. in counselling and psychotherapy
Homeopath, Noida
Hello,
It might be diabetes insipidus. So go for blood sugar, HbA1C and urine test to rule out urinary tract infection or diabetes. Then consult with report and start proper medicine.
Thanks.
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