Dr. Santosh

Hello friends, me Dr Sumit Dhawan hun aur me ek homoeopathic doctor hun. I practice in Delhi. Aaj hum discuss karenge Hypertension. Bohot log is problem se suffer kar rahe hai, yeh ek aisi beemari hai jo aaj kal young age log bhi suffer kar rahe hai. Aaj hum apko uske liye tips bhi denge aur conventionally jo purane allopathic doctors hain aur modern doctors hai, wo kya treatment de rahe hai aur hum usme apki kese help kar sakte hai being a homoeopathic doctor.

Aaj me sabse pehle apko yeh bata batana chahunga ki BP koi beemari nahi hai, BP bas ek androoni underlined cause hai uska jisse BP high hojata hai kisi ka. Iske symptoms kuch is tarah ke hote ha ki,

• Tiredness
• Ankho me blured vision
• Nose bleeding
• Chakkar ana

Aise lakshan hote hai iske.

Blood pressure do tareeke ka hota hai. Ek to normal hota hai jisme patient ko pata bhi nahi chalta hai. Islie me recommend karunga ki aap jab bhi doctors ke paas jae to ek bar apne BP zarur check karwae. Agar blood pressure high ata hai to usko theek kare. Use theek karne ke liye modern medicine me uska koi treatmnet nahi hai. Ye bas managable hai. Jese high BP ko low karne ki dawai hai lekin BP kyu badh raha hai, uski koi dawai nahi hai. Saalo tak log BP ki dawaiya lete rehte hai aur zada saalo tak dawaiya khane se baaki organs pe bhi effect aane lag jata hai jise hum Malignant Hypertenion bolte hai. Problems jese ki ankho ke neeche swelling, legs swelling, urinary problems etc hone lag jati hai. Ye saari problems long term medication ki wajah se aati hai.

Hume starting me he is problem k root cause ko theek kar dena chaie homoeopathy ke dwara, jisse ki aapko life long aise problems face na karni pade. Aaj hum apko bataenge ki sabse pehle conventionally kya-kya use hota hai. Isme modern medicines me Bea blockers, alpha blockers ya fir diuretics (jo apka urine ekdam se bahar nikal de aur apka BP low hojae), ye sab BP lowering agents hai. Jo bhi chemicals apko diye jate hai ya jo bhi synthesised hai wo apko immediately to harm nahi karenge, wo apko protect bhi karenge lekin uska treatment nahi hppaega. Uska sirf management he ho paega. Bp high hone ki wajah se koi aur nuksaan na ho, uska treatment diya jata hai. Ye sab lena bhi zaruri hai but sath he yeh bhi dekhna hta hai ki is problem ko theek kese kia jaae.

Homeopathy ek aisi pathy hai jise 250 saal pehle discover kiya gaya hai. Aur iske good effects se bohot logo ka faeda hum kar paa rahe hai. Yeh humare liye ek boon hai. Homeopathy ke dwara hum manage to karenge he problem ko aur sath me yeh faeda bhi denge ki Blood Pressure over high na jaae aur sath me apko benefit bhi milta rahe aur apka main root cause bhi khatam hota rahe.

Homeopathy se hume root cause nikalna hota hai ki BP high kyu horaha hai. Kya kidney ki wajah se problem hai? Ya heart ki wajah se problem hai? ya stress ya over work ki wajah se yeh problem hai?

To hume BP ke reasons ko theek karna hai. iske lie humare pass bohot sari medications hoti hai jo ki apke physical aur mental cause ko dekh ke select ki jaati hai.

Is problem ko theek karne ke liye 4 tips hai;

• Exercise regime banaiye, jisse humara stress khatam hoga, body active hoga aur humare organs jese ki haert, kidney ki bhi exercise hojati hai. To isse apke BP causing agents kam honge.
• Jo bhi apki medicines chal rahi hai, wo time pe lijiye aur sath me homoeopathic ki goodness bhi add kijiye jisse ki apke BP ka root cause bhi theek ho.
• Apkon apna lifestyle change karn apdega. Jese ki apko apna salt quantity kam karna padge, fast food kam karna padega, Baking soda related food kam khae kyuki wo bhi BP increase hone ka reason hai, koi preserved food na khaae. Aap natural cheez khae, salad pe salt na daale.
• Last is ki apko homoeopathy apni diet me add karna hai. Apko apne doctor ko consult karna chaie.

Aap chahe to mujhe bhi Lybrate ke through consult kar sakte hai aur aap meri website ke through bhi consult kar sakte hai.

All the best.

6 Myths on STROKE, busted!

Stroke affects the arteries that lead to the brain. This serious, life-threatening condition happens when blood supply to a part of the brain gets cut off.

Many myths surround this medical condition :

Myth 1: Only older people suffer from strokes

This isn't true - young people can experience strokes as well. About a quarter of stroke cases are reported by people aged 65 and below. More importantly, irrespective of the age group, the warning signs are the same; it is only in response that differences can be found between younger and older people.

Myth 2: Women don't suffer from strokes

The opposite is true. It is women who suffer strokes more often than men. This is because women tend to live longer than men whose longevity gets affected by heart disease. Since they live longer than men, they tend to be more vulnerable to strokes.

Myth 3: Strokes can't be prevented

Through changes in your lifestyle, strokes can easily be prevented. You can reduce your chances of getting a stroke by having a balanced diet, exercising, keeping an optimum body weight and limiting alcohol consumption as well as quitting smoking. Moreover, up to 80% stroke cases can be prevented by leading a healthy lifestyle.

Myth 4: Strokes aren't easy to recognise

Strokes can be easily diagnosed through the Face, Arm, Speech and Time test (FAST). If you suffer from slurred speech, facial droop or numbness on one side of the body, you're said to suffer from a stroke.

Myth 5: Strokes are similar to one another

This is another misconception about stroke. No two strokes are the same. While certain strokes happen when blood flow to the brain gets interrupted, there are others that take place when blood vessels in the brain get ruptured. Recovery depends on the extent of damage, the type of stroke and your health condition before the occurrence.

Myth 6: Strokes are a form of heart attack

Although strokes and heart attacks are closely related, they are not the same. In strokes, blood supply to the brain gets interrupted; on the other hand, in heart attacks, blood supply to the heart gets severely affected.

'Consult'.

Related Tip: How To Know If You're Getting A Heart Attack?

Blood pressure is the thrust exerted by the blood against the artery walls or blood vessels. A certain count of blood pressure is necessary for blood circulation, but anything excessive may prove to be trouble. A reading above the count considered normal; 140/90 (mmHg) may induce symptoms, such as short breath, severe headaches, nosebleeds and anxiety.

Any sort of hypertension during pregnancy can take a toll on the baby.

1. Preeclampsia is a condition wherein, the blood pressure peeks high after 20 weeks of conception accompanied by traces of protein in urine and functional disorders in a few organs.

2. Hypertension might often result in the delivery of an underdeveloped (abnormally small size) baby.

3. High blood pressure might also give rise to a complication wherein, one might have to go for Caesarian section rather than a normal vaginal delivery.

4. The placenta detaches itself from the uterine wall much prior to the delivery.

5. Preeclampsia escalates one’s risks of suffering from heart disorders or other cardiovascular diseases.

6. It restricts the blood flow to the placenta (an organ nourishing the baby), thus cutting off adequate supply of oxygen and nutrients to the fetus.

Signs and symptoms:

1. Excessive protein content in urine

2. Impaired liver functioning

3. Low urine levels

4. Nausea or vomiting

5. Intense pain and tenderness in the upper abdomen

6. Problems in eyesight such as double vision or temporary loss of vision, light sensitivity and blurriness.

7. Abnormal swelling

8. Persistent and a severe headache

Treatment:

Medications do meddle with pregnancy. However, certain medications are considered safe to be used for keeping blood pressure levels under control. These include Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE) inhibitors, Angiotensin Receptor Blockers (ARBs) and Renin Inhibitors. However, do consult a doctor to get your dosage administered accurately. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a doctor and ask a free question.