hii moneesha..
are the ayurvedic treatment u mentioned about  benefiting ur husband....!!


On Wed, Aug 1, 2012 at 12:20 PM, Moneesha Sharma
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> Hi Dev,
>
> We live in Calcutta and my husband, Prem Sharma, age 67 was diagnosed 11
> years ago.  He too is on syndopa, as well as entacom, donep and rasalect (1
> mg).  Hallucinations are indeed a side effect of syndopa and it is
> something that is hard to deal with for the patient as well as the family.
>  We are fortunate to have a doctor who explains all this to us, and also
> keeps the dosage at the lowest possible.  Prem is therefore usually able to
> laugh off the figures that he sees.
>
> My husband has benefited greatly from regular yoga (doing it for about 4
> years now) as well as the treatment of an Ayurvedic physician here in
> Calcutta.  In every patient of Parkinson's the progression of the disease
> is different.  Now that I know what the symptoms of the illness are, I know
> that in my husband's case, they first appeared several years before his
> diagnosis.  However, despite that, he is mobile, is able to bathe and dress
> himself etc.  I attribute this partly to our careful observance of the
> treatment of the two doctors, as well as a very strict adherence to his
> medicine and meal schedule.  Our Ayurvedic doctor, Dr. Pradyumna, is from
> the Kerala school.  I do not know about Dr. Paneri, but this is the link to
> Dr. Pradyumna's website: *
>   www.ayurvedacharya.com
> *
>
> Parkinson's is a very difficult disease to live with for the patient, as I
> have seen with my husband.  As caregivers, we get exhausted and it is
> natural to expect some appreciation.  However, I have also come to realise
> that so much of the limited energy of the patient is taken up with just
> dealing with day to day issues that if appreciation comes, that is a plus
> but it is not something that one can expect.  No matter how much empathy
> one has, those of us who do not have the illness cannot possibl understand
> what it is actually like to live with it.  Also, as you probably know,
> depression and apathy are a part of the symptoms of Parkinson's in some
> patients.  I do hope you are seeing a good physician, experienced in this
> illness, for your father.  VIMHANS in Lajpat Nagar deals with nerve
> problems and I am sure there are some experienced doctors there.
>
> I hope this has been of some help.
>
> Moneesha Sharma
>
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> On 31 July 2012 17:16, Devkant Sharma <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> > Hi All,
> >
> > My father , 76years old, is a patient of Parkinson and to me he seems to
> be
> > in advanced stage of it. He has been on syndopa ( a form of Levodopa)
> > medicine for last 4-5 years. Doctors have stopped increasing its strength
> > as they believe it can not help further. His legs are completely jammed ,
> > he has to be moved on wheel chair now. His posture is forward bent. The
> > greatest pain we have is the side effects of synodpa medicine, which is
> > halunciation. It has disturbed him mentally, he is mostly in depression,
> > not even appreciates his care takers, doubts about medication being given
> > to him and all such things which makes it more difficult for us to take
> > care of him.
> >
> > Recently I also heard about Dr. Paneri. I even went ahead calling him and
> > post discussion of my father's condition, I got the medication as well.
> But
> > my father is not willing to take any further medication. In fact I also
> > wanted to verify the authenticity of Dr Paneri's treatment of Parkinson.
> > Can somebody in group share his experience if they have taken treatment
> > from Dr. Paneri? Is that helpful in advanced stages as well?
> >
> > Any help will be much appreciated.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Dev
> > Delhi, India
> >
> > On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 12:18 PM, mschild <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> >
> > > > do anyone know about dr paneri s  ayurvedic treatment in
> > > > ahmedabad,Gujarat...
> > >
> > > Hi,
> > > if you search the archives of this list you will no doubt find quite a
> > > bit of info about Dr Paneri and his treatment. The subject crops up
> > > every now and then
> > > maryse
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