Month: August 2018

Micro-chinese Medicine Osmotherapy And Kidney Diseases

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Some patients often visit our website and they have a doubt that why Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is suitable for all kinds of kidney diseases. If you also have this doubt, please read the following information.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is really a great treasure of our hospital. We have many experts on Chinese medicine. In order to increase the absorption rate and avoid the side effects of oral taking medicine, they invented osmosis and micronized the molecules of Chinese herbal medicine into ten thousandths of its original size. So the medicine can arrive at the renal lesions in one minute with the microwave of the micrscope. The absorption rate and the biological activity of the medicine has been greatly enhanced.

We do use Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy to treat all kinds of kidney diseases buy it is combined with different herbal medicines or components. Micro-Chinese Medicine is the name of this therapy, after patient arrive at the hospital doctors will make full diagnosis and then make proper prescriptions according to their illness condition.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy means using strong ultrasonic cultivation method to micronize the Chinese medicine molecules into one thousandths smaller granules for Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy. It makes the active ingredients of Chinese medicine fully overflow, thus enhancing the permeability of Chinese medicine, so it can permeate into the lesions quickly.

At present, Micro-Chinese Medicine mainly enter renal lesions through the following channels:

1. Depending on its high permeability and selective site-specific function, it can arrive directly at the lesions through the skin of bilateral renal area with the action of the osmosis equipment.

2. Enter the blood through the back skin or through digestive tract by taking medicine orally. The medicine can targeting the renal lesions along with blood circulation.

3. The medicine can target the lesions after being led into the body through back meridian and collateral system.

Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy is the main therapy used in treating kidney diseases. As I said, different patients need different prescriptions. Traditional Chinese Medicines together with advanced technique, treatment effect has been proved by many years application.

Understanding Leads to Better Medicine for Seniors

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Medications can affect a senior’s cognitive ability, emotional stability, and balance. Some of the most common side effects of medication can be drowsiness, forgetfulness, anxiousness and depression. Oftentimes, as seniors experience these side effects, they automatically assume it is part of the normal aging process. Adding alcohol can exacerbate the problem and in some cases result in a deadly combination.

According to Mary Weathers, a Franchise Owner and Registered Nurse with Always Best Care Senior Services in Flagler County, Florida, seniors are more likely to experience chronic health problems, increasing their likelihood to utilize prescription drugs and overthe- counter supplements. Weathers, goes on to say that a combination of medications can create a higher risk for side effects. She also says that as our bodies age, organ function and blood circulation begin to slow and we tend to have more body fat. These changes allow drugs to stay in the body longer, increasing the chances of side effects.

Another common problem for seniors is that deteriorating eyesight can make prescription labels or package descriptions hard to read. This can lead to improper dosage, and as a result, can cause problems when medications are not taken properly. In addition, a senior who is taking several drugs or has cognitive impairment may forget to take medications or might not even know when they took their last dose. Dan Gregory, who is a Certified Senior Advisor and Franchise Owner with Always Best Care Senior Services in Wake Forest, North Carolina, recommends utilizing a drug organizer, which is a pill container that has separate pockets for each day. Dan goes on to say that helping a senior with a care plan is crucial. Communication between the senior, family, caregiver, physician, and pharmacist can help eliminate potential problems.

Medications are necessary as we age. However, some pain and emotional medications come with a high risk of dependency. Seniors can experience stress, anxiety, and depression just like anyone else. Seniors can help curb their dependence or addiction for some medications by sticking to routines such as regular bedtimes, wake-up times, consistent meal times, regular physical activity, and regular social activities. Discuss with your doctor any prescription use along with over-the-counter medications to ensure that you are not creating a recipe for disaster. Always be mindful of the expiration date of your medications. Out of date prescriptions can spoil, losing their effect or even become more potent intensifying their side effects.

Finally, if a senior is seeing several doctors or specialists, they should educate their physician on all the medications they are taking. It is always a good idea to take medications with you to your doctor’s appointments. This will allow doctors to be cognizant of a senior’s current medications before prescribing another that could cause unhealthy drug interactions.

If you or a family member, senior or otherwise, has an upcoming appointment with a Physician or Pharmacist, great questions to understand and ask before taking prescriptions or over-the-counter medications include the following.

??Why am I taking this drug? ??Is this drug necessary? ??How and when should I take this drug? ??What are the side effects? ??What are the interactions with alcohol and other drugs? ??How long will I be on this medication?

A better understanding of how medications can affect seniors along with a proper care plan will ultimately lead to better medicine for seniors. For more information on this subject, contact a Care Coordinator at any of the individually owned and operated Always Best Care Offices located throughout the country. To find the Always Best Care Senior Services office nearest you, please visit www.alwaysbestcare.com.

Always Best Care Senior Services, provides complete senior care, in home health services and a complete care plan for senior’s health including assisted living community placement for seniors. For more details visit us at http://www.alwaysbestcare.com/

Shatavari – Sexual Ayurvedic Medicines

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Shatavari is also particularly useful as a natural menopause remedy for hot flashes. Since it is a natural diuretic, you are recommended to re-supply your potassium intake by eating bananas and orange juice to avoid becoming dehydrated. Shatavari enhances fertility by nourishing the ovum and female reproductive organs. It builds blood, prepares the womb for conception and prevents miscarriage. It is also a post-partum tonic where it helps to normalize the changing hormones and increases lactation.

Libido enhancer is one that helps in enhancing the male sexual thoughts and capacity. Herbs that can be considered as libido enhancer include Ginseng, Indian gooseberry, Mucuna, Shilajit, Ashwagandha, Shatavari, Garlic, Onions, Horny Goat Weed and Cnidium. One can consume them as a single herb or can also go for some formula that includes more than one of above mentioned natural aphrodisiac. Let us look at few of these herbs; how they work to increase the male libido and sexual capability:

For generalized weakness, Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus) kalpa or Shatavari Ghruta is used orally and Mahanarayan oil is used for massaging the body. Children having a history of loss of appetite, indigestion and loose motions are given Sanjeevani vati (containing mainly Semicarpus anacardium) and Pippalyadi decoction (containing mainly Piper longum).

A special Panchkarma procedure called “Netra-Tarpan” is believed to have potential for benefit in the long-term treatment of Stargardt’s disease. In this procedure, a paste is applied around the eyes, and a lukewarm solution of medicated ghee or oil like Triphala-Ghrut, Shatavari-Ghrut or Mahanarayan-Oil is poured inside, so that the entire eye is immersed in the medicine.

The medicines used orally are: Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), Masha (Phaseolus mungo), Kohla, Abhrak Bhasma, Raupya Bhasma, Suvarna Bhasma, Chandan-Bala-Laxadi Oil, Shatavari kalpa, Kushmand-avaleha, Mahayogaraj Guggulu and Vasant-kusumakar Rasa.

The Ayurvedic treatment of retinitis pigmentosa is aimed at treating the symptoms and halting or reversing the degeneration process. Medicines like Tapyadi-Loh, Saptamrut-Loh, Punarnavadi-Guggulu, Panch-Tikta-Ghrut-Guggulu, Punarnavadi-Mandur, Trayodashang-Guggulu, Lohasav, Yashtimadhuk-Ghrut, Triphala-Ghrut and Shatavari-Ghrut are used to treat the loss of vision.

It is an important natural supplement that is very helpful in rejuvenation and also in overcoming any kind of deficiency occurring in the body. It is a wild herb that is found growing in wild in native places in India. It is known as asparagus racemosus in botanical terms. It provides strength and stamina to the body. In ayurvedic system of medicine shatavari is used in diseases such as impotence, weakened sexual activities, decreased function of sexual organs, inflamed sexual organs and especially in spermatorrhea.

Premature ovarian failure (POF), though comparatively rare, is an important cause of female infertility. This condition can be treated using Ashoka, Dashmool, Chandraprabha, Shatavari, Guduchi, and Jeevanti ( Leptadania reticulata). These medicines can be given in addition to hormone replacement therapy.

Healing qualities of Shatavari are very effective on the female reproductive system related problems. It helps in minimizing the women’s complaints related to menstrual cycles and balancing the female hormonal system. It also helps in decreasing the inflammation of female sexual organs, in fighting tiredness and morning sickness which occur during the menopause cycle. Those women, who face problems of hot flashes, they should try combination of Shatavari and Kama Duba.

Diseases Of The Eye In Chinese Tibetan Medicine

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Chinese Tibetan MedicineTibetan medicine has a unique way of dealing with the eyes. It is claimedthat the eye can be divided into four palaces, namely, the Bone Palace thatprotects the eye from external danger; the Fat Palace, a white wheel tissue thatprotects the eyeball; the Queen Palace of the Pupil in the form of a bee hive and a thin membrane transparent like a crystal mirror; and the Water Palace in the middle of the eye, full of transparent fluid.
The etiology of eye disorder includes immoderate diets, daily life, causing abnormality of the blood and mkhris pa. The disorders are of 2 types, cold and heat. Heat type eye disorders are mainly caused by over-consumption of onion, garlic, sour wine, and decayed flesh, resulting in excessive mkhris pa in the blood; the cold type is mainly due to immoderate eating in general leading to exuberant badkan and rlung Disease.
Eye disorders come in five kinds, eye palpebra, trachoma (sandy eyes), nebula,blurring, and cataract (eye barrier).

Palpebral disorder: caused by affected rlung manifested by lachrymation,with a gritty sensation like sand in the eyes; secretion of purulent mucus or even blood may occur. In case mkhris pa is affected, the eyes will be reddened and painful, with itching and sometimes erosion and pus; when the blood is affected, the eye pain is severe, with a small rash distributed over the whole area; when badkan is affected, there are white spots in the eye, and, although not very painful, the palpebra are stuck together by mucus; when the three elements of flung, mkhris pa, and badkan are all affected, the eyelashes curl back and the eyes become swollen; burning pain, lachrymation and dilatation of the pupil may also occur.
There are two kinds of trachoma (sandy eye), namely damp and dry. Dry trachoma manifests itself in dry eyes, with burning and astringent pain, lachrymation when facing the wind; damp trachoma manifests itself in photophobia, burning pain, and lachrymation when facing wind.
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Now You Can Administer Dog Medicine Without Stressing Your Pooch

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Administering medicine to your dog can be tricky. Like many humans, dogs generally do not enjoy taking their medication. Here are a few tips and techniques to help you painlessly administer medicine to your dog.

Like a good physician, adopt a pleasant bedside manner. Administer any medicine properly and positively. Always stay calm and affirming as it’s important for your dog to view this experience as something positive. It’s never safe for you to approach your dog aggressively. This will not result in a good experience for your dog and may even lead to hostility when administering medication in the future.

For oral medications

You can hide and/or crush and mix medication in food, have your dog’s medication compounded into liquid or get medication in ointment form.

To hide a pill in food

Choose a food that strong tasting, malleable (peanut butter, cream cheese). Serve your dog several different tastings of food so that they may not notice which sample holds the medication. With the medication buried and hidden inside the food, make sure to reward your dog for eating his/her treat.

To crush a pill in food

Before ever crushing medication for your pet’s food, consult your veterinarian as some medications should not be crushed.

Getting your dog’s medication in liquid and/or ointment form

Should your dog not accept medication hidden or crushed in food, ask your veterinarian about a flavored liquid alternative. If your pet doesnt accept liquid medications, you can check with your veterinarian to see if medication can be made into a form that is rubbed directly onto the skin, which is called transdermal dog medication.

For eye drops or ointment

Make sure to hold your dog securely and if you can’t do this alone, ask someone to secure your dog while applying medication. It is most beneficial if your dog sits or is lying down. Next, clean your dog’s eye area before applying medication. Open your dog’s eye by gently placing your hand on top of your dog’s head, holding the upper eyelid open. Hold the medication at an angle above the eye and put the appropriate amount of medication into the eye. Be extra careful not to touch the eyeball directly. When finished applying your dog’s eye drops or ointment, allow your dog a moment to shut the eye and then massage gently.

For ear drops

Again be sure you hold your dog securely or seek help if needed. Always communicate with your dog in a stress-free and calming way. Gently clean your dog’s ear passage with cotton and then put the ear dropper slightly outside his or her ear canal. Be sure to not to insert the medication to far into your dog’s ear.

For subcutaneous injections

Subcutaneous injections takes expertise, so be sure to follow your veterinarian’s instructions after training. You will need a bag of room-temperature solution cooled in warm water, IV tubing and needles, and rubbing alcohol. Make sure to wash your hands thoroughly.

Remove the port of the solution bag, usually located towards the bottom of the bag where you will connect the IV line. Next, connect the IV tubing to the bag of solution. Locate the clamp on the IV tubing and fasten the IV line to bag of solution. Now join the tubing to the solution and IV line.

The IV line, which is now connected to the solution bag, will allow you to monitor the flow of fluid. To assure the safe, steady flow of liquid, you can partially fill the tubing reservoir with liquid, which avoids air bubbles. Remove the needle without removing the needle cap. Put the needle on the end of the IV line and secure. Now, uncap the needle and loosen the clamp. Make sure the clamp is secure and recap the needle.

With alcohol, clean at the injection area, usually between the shoulders. Trim the hair around this area if necessary. Take the extra skin, uncap the needle fully into the skin and inject your dog’s medication promptly. Once you have injected your dog’s medication, put your finger on top of the needle, holding it in place where the needle enters the skin. Slowly open the clamp to the IV and let the liquid flow. Hold the needle into place and monitor the flow.

After administering your dog’s prescribed medication, clamp the IV tubing and remove the needle. Apply pressure to the injection area with alcohol to disinfect the area and prevent bleeding. You will notice a pouch of fluid under your dog’ skin and will slowly dissolve. If the bubble does not dissolve to some degree, contact your veterinarian immediately.

Administering medicine can be simple, fast and pain-free when you know how.

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