Cerebral Palsy Causes, Symptoms & Ayurvedic Management What is Cerebral Palsy? Cerebral palsy (CP) is a non-progressive neuromuscular disorder of cerebral (brain) origin. It occurs due to damage to the developing brain, affecting movement, posture, muscle tone, and coordination. Globally, 2–3% of children are affected by cerebral palsy, and crores of people are living with […]

Brachial neuralgia and wasting of shoulder joint. When the ligaments of the palm and fingers get affected with vitiated vata, and also when the ligament in the back of arms gets affected, this produces loss of function in the arms. This condition is known as visvaci.Injury to the brachial plexus nerve, the most common trauma,

Torticolis/Cervical spondylosis Sleeping on uneven surface, postural deformity, long standing upward or downward movement may lead to vitiate kapha and vata to produce manyasthambha. In this disease there is difficulty in the neck movement along with pain, numbness and tingling sensation in upper extremity. In severe cases patient may feel vertigo and discomfort sometimes. For

Facial paralysis Due to sudden excessive blood loss in a pregnant woman, old person and debilitated person, loud speaking, chewing of hard food material, excessive weight lifting, sleeping on uneven surface, vitiated vata situated in the region of the head, nose, lips chin, forehead and corners of eye affects the face and causes ardita (facial

Traumatic peripheral nerve lesions The main causes of nerve injuries are open wounds made by any sharp objects, traction or pull and fracture-dislocations of bones and joints. In recent years frequent use of injection also may cause nerve injury. The consequences of injury to a nerve depend on the site. Severity and the nature of