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Comment on Acupuncture Becoming Mainstream in Western Medicine by admin

admin — Sat, 30 Apr 2011 11:39:09 +0000

As with Western Medicine, the use of anti-blood clotting medicine would be the choice. I recommend a combination of Acupuncture treatments daily for stroke as well as herbal medicine for thinning the blood and nourishing blood. Your practitioner of choice will assess the situation and prescribe appropriate formulations since there are many variations of individuality.

Comment on Acupuncture Becoming Mainstream in Western Medicine by G.RAJAGOPAL

G.RAJAGOPAL — Thu, 14 Apr 2011 11:31:43 +0000

Dr.
My father admitted in Intensive Care Unit from 1st April 2001 had a stroke since his Right side Main artery connect to brain developed near neck had blood clott. Here Dr. providing bLood thinner medicine. His left side ie. left hand and leg paralaysed. Till date Food feeding thro. Nose where tube inserted. Occationally he opened his eyes for 5 to 10 seconds and then closes. His other parameter like blood pressure and blood sugar level are under control. He is basically vocal singer hence we have put on some of his stage concert in a CD player. While listening the put Thalam in his right hand according to the tempo of the songs.
Is there any treatment thro. we can disovlve the blood clott thro. Accupunture. As such he is 82 years old. Dr. hesitate to perform operation.
You can give your advice to my email ID: ponrajaag@yahoo.co.in
G.Rajagopal
Chennai
India.
Malar hospital

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