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Gonorrhea is an infectious sexual disease (sexually transmitted disease (STD)). Gonorrhea is caused by a bacterium named Neisseria ganorrhea which grows easily and rapidly in the hot and wet areas of the reproductive tract in women and men. Its bacteria also grow in the mouth, throat, eyes and anus. Like syphilis, it is also an infectious disease, so it is the same men and women who have sexual contact with the person suffering from this disease.

In gonorrhea, as there is a wound inside the penis and it comes out, so in Hindi it is called ‘Puyameh’, the formal poemameh and ‘Parma’ and in the English language it is called gonorrhoea. In Western countries it is also known as clap.

The primary means of infection is sexual contact; during pregnancy or at birth, this disease can be transmitted from mother to child or even in the womb, due to which natural syphilis occurs. Other diseases caused by the related Treponema pallidum include yaz (subspecies pertenue), pinta (subspecies caratium) and bezels (subspecies endemicum).

Signs and symptoms

The signs and symptoms of gonorrhea depend on which of its four stages (primary, secondary, latent and tertiary).
In the primary stage, a single ulcer (a stable, painless, itchy ulcer form) is usually present, with rash extending into the secondary syphilis that often occurs in the palm and soles of the feet, much less in latent syphilis Or have no symptoms and tertiary syphilis has gumma, nervous or cardiac symptoms. However, it is also called a “great imitator” due to its continuous unusual presentation. It is usually diagnosed by a blood test; however, bacteria can also be seen under a microscope

Syphilis can occur in any one of the following four different stages: primary, secondary, latent and tertiary , and also congenital.

Primary syphilis ulcers

Primary syphilis usually occurs due to direct sexual contact with another person’s infectious lesions. A cutaneous lesion, called a ulcer occur at the point of contact, approximately 3 to 90 days (average 21 days) after the initial infection.

Secondary

Specific presentation of secondary syphilis with rashes on the palm of the hands

Reddish papules and nodules due to secondary syphilis in most parts of the body

Secondary syphilis occurs approximately four to ten weeks after the primary infection.  While secondary disease is known to have many different forms, it is most often manifested by symptoms that include the skin, mucous membrane, and lymph nodes. 

The lesions may be painful or tender and may occur outside the genitals . The most common locations in women are the cervix, the sex in heterosexual men, and the anal and rectal more common place in homosexual men. The lymph nodes often grow in the area of ​​infection, which occurs seven to 10 days after the creation of the ulcer

Latent

Latent syphilis is defined by serologic evidence of infection without symptoms of the disease.  In the United States it is early (early) (before 1 year after secondary syphilis) or delayed (1 year after secondary syphilis). More later).The United Kingdom uses a two-year cut-off for early and late latent syphilis.In early latent syphilis. Symptoms may collapse. Late latent syphilis is asymptomatic and not as contagious as early latent syphilis.

Tertiary

A person suffering from tertiary (Gumatius) syphilis. 

Tertiary syphilis can occur 3 to 15 years after the initial infection and can be divided into three different forms: gummatous syphilis (15%), delayed neurosyphilis (6.5%) and cardiovascular syphilis (10%). Tertiary syphilis disease develops in one-third of infected people without treatment. People suffering from tertiary syphilis are not contagious. 

Gummatous syphilis or delayed benign syphilis usually occurs 1 to 46 years after the initial infection, with an average duration of 15 years. This stage is characterized by an old gumma, which is a soft, tumor-like inflated glabrous bulge with varying sizes. They usually affect the skin, bone, and liver and can occur anywhere.

Neurosyphilis is an infection that is related to the central nervous system. It may occur early and may be delayed as uncomplicated or syphilis meningitis, or as meningovascular syphilis, general paralysis, or tabes dorsalis, which relates to flaring pain and poor balance in the lower limbs. K occurs after 4 to 25 years. Meningovascular syphilis is usually indifference and seizures and paralysis of normal muscles that include dementia and tabes dorsalis. Also, there may be Agril Robertson pupils, which are bilateral small pupils that clutch when individuals focus on the nearest object. But does not hold when confronted with bright light. Cardiovascular syphilis usually occurs 10–30 years after infection. The most common complication is syphilitic aortitis that can result in aneurysm formation.

Reason

Bacteriology

Treponema pallidum is a spiral-shaped, gram-negative, highly motile bacterium. Unlike subtype pallidum, they do not cause neurological diseases. Humans are the only known natural storehouse for subfamily pallidum. 

Transmission

Syphilis is primarily due to sexual contact or pregnancy with the mother during her pregnancy. Thus it can be infected by kissing near a wound, orally, vaginally, or by anal sex.The disease can develop in about 30 to 60% of people infected with primary or secondary syphilis. It can be transmitted by blood products. However, in many countries there is a blood test for this, hence the risk is low. The risk of transmission from shared needles appears limited. Syphilis may not be transmitted through toilet seats, from daily activities, hot tubs, utensils, or clothing sharing. 

For the body systems to operate fully, the equilibrium of the three energies, called Doshas, which are responsible for all the body processes and for the man’s actions and health, must be preserved.

Ayurvedic medicines for Gonorrhea

1.Curcumin Capsule

Curcumin Capsule helps in pacifying all three doshas. Curcumin Capsule is beneficial for variety of skin conditions like Acne, Eczema, Psoriasis, and Dermatitis. This Capsule contains standardized extract of the herb Curcumin (Curcuma longa). Curcumin is the active ingredient in Turmeric having powerful Anti-inflammatory, Antibacterial, Antifungal, Anti-microbial and Antioxidant properties.
Recommended Dosage: Take 2 capsules twice daily.

2.Detox Premium Powder

The sachet includes all the natural ingredients which help to detoxify the body and maintain the natural luster and glow in the skin.  This herbal sachet contain various ingredients mentioned below:

1. Parwal Pishti – It is an Ayurvedic medication based on Coral Calcium. Parwal pishti acts as an anti-inflammatory. It prevents from sunburn and pricking sensation in the skin after burning, etc.
2. Shukta Pishti – It is prepared from the pearl oyster shell. Shukta Pishti is used in acne and skin allergy. It mainly helps to remove the patches.
3. Giloy Satva – Giloy satva is ayurvedic preparation that reduces the signs of aging, dark spots, pimples, etc.
4. Tal Sindoor –It purifies the blood which in turns treats the skin disorders. Tal Sindoor shows an anti – allergic properties and also used in skin irritation, itching, and improves the health of the skin.
5. Gandhak Rasayana– This is a classical preparation used in itching, burning sensation, urticaria, eczema, scabies, pimples, etc.
6. Kamdudha Rasa – Kamdudha Ras is an herbal-mineral ayurvedic classical medicine having SHEETA VIRYA properties. It is used in burning sensation, excessive sweating, hot flashes, heat sensation, etc.
7. Sudh Yog Powder -It helps to remove patches, acne. Sudh Yog Powder helps in nourishing and moisturizing the skin. This powder promotes detoxification and rejuvenation. It helps in engender vibrant, which makes the skin healthy.
8. Jahar Mohra Pishti – Jahar mohra pishti is an Ayurvedic mineral based formulation. In Ayurveda, it mainly works on pitta dosha. The main work of Jahar Mohra Pishti is to detoxify the body and maintain the luster on the face.

Recommended Dosage –Take 1 Sachet twice a day with normal water.

3.Neem capsule

CAC NEEM capsules 100% Safe and purely Ayurvedic preparation. CAC NEEM CAPSULES is natural and herbal product prepared from the standard extract of herb Neem (Azadirachta indica). Neem herb is widely used to cure acute to chronic Skin problems such as Pimples, Itching, Dryness, Blemishes, Dark spots, Pigmentation, Scars etc. Neem leaves are rich in Vitamin-E, Fatty acids & emollients. It is such a wonderful herb that is easily available and shows Anti-bacterial, Anti-inflammatory, Antioxidant, Anti-microbial, Antifungal, Antiseptic properties. Neem cleanses the pores and protects the skin from various infections, Psoriasis, Eczema, Leprosy, Skin ulcers. It restores the health of damaged skin, tones skin complexion, prevents premature ageing, Wrinkles, Fine lines can protect against UV rays, and acts as a natural moisturizer for the skin.

It is bitter in taste, with cool potency, balances kapha and vata doshas, easily digestible and pacifies digestive fire.

Dosage: 1 cap twice daily after  meal with plain water

4.Kapha balance tablet

CAC Kapha tablet is a healthy blend of herbs formulated to balance Kapha doshas without aggravating Pitta and Vata doshas. It can also be used to alleviate any temporary Kapha imbalance. It is very effective in Kapha season that is late winter and spring. It consists of warming and astringent herbs that help to balance the system throughout the cold season. The main use of Kapha tablets is to remove excess Kapha doshas from the system and helps in the management of weight, healthy lungs, and the immune system.

Every human heart beats at a normal speed. If your heartbeat becomes irregular without any reason, it can prove to be dangerous for you. Usually, heartbeat increases due to overwork or if your health is not healthy, but if you are having this problem repeatedly or do not understand any reason for irregular heartbeat, then be careful. , Because it can be fatal at times. Irregular heartbeat is called ‘arrhythmia’ or ‘heart arrhythmia’.

What is arrhythmia

When anyone has problems with arrhythmias, their heartbeat sometimes increases more than normal, sometimes slower than normal. The problem of arrhythmias usually occurs when electric waves that control the heartbeat do not work properly.

Why are arrhythmias?

The problem of arrhythmias is due to increased anxiety and stress. Apart from this, consuming caffeine, nicotine and alcohol in high amounts can also cause arrhythmias. If you are complaining of breathlessness, dizziness, chest pain or fainting, then contact your doctor and get a doctor’s advice immediately.

Due to arrhythmias

• The possibility of increased heartbeat is mostly due to a severe emotional feeling. This problem is most due to stress, fear, anxiety, etc.
• Heart rate also increases due to working more than your capacity.
• If you have consumed caffeine, nicotine, alcohol then it can cause palpitations. The heartbeat may also increase due to the intake of some medicines.
• This problem can occur during hormonal changes, menstruation, pregnancy.
• If a person has problems with thyroid, low blood pressure, anemia, low blood sugar, fever and dehydration, heartbeat may increase.
• Consuming carbohydrate, fatty, and high sugar diets increases heart rate.
• Consuming high amounts of nitrate and sodium foods can also increase heartbeat.

Prevention of arrhythmias

• Stay away from excess stress and anxiety.
• Do yoga regularly, such as tai-chi and aromatherapy, etc. can help you a lot.
• Avoid things like alcohol, nicotine and caffeine.
• Some cough and cold medicines and some herbal products may also have similar elements, so you should stay away from them as well.

Abnormal heartbeat is a sign of weakness of the heart. It also increases blood circulation and causes nervousness. It can be treated at home as follows-

• Take 10 grams of pomegranate leaves and boil it in 10 grams of water on a low flame. Drinking this decoction twice a day makes the heart strong and heartbeat is normal.

• Drinking 100 grams of spinach mixed with 200 grams of fresh carrot juice every morning and every day keeps the heartbeat under control, keeps the heart strong and all heart related disorders are removed.

• Buttermilk made by taking butter with a lot of butter and a glass of butter is given daily to the heart patient, the fat stored in the blood vessels of the heart decreases and heartbeat and nervousness are removed.

• Increased heart rate is also under control by eating plum and pomegranate.

Laboratory tests and procedures for diagnosis of arrhythmias

The following laboratory tests and procedures are used to detect arrhythmia:

• Electrocardiogram: to detect and record the electrical activity of the heart
• Holter monitor: to record the heart’s electrical signals for a full 24- or 48-hour period
• Event Monitor: To record the electrical activity of the heart at certain times
• Blood test: to monitor level of blood
• Chest X-ray: to see pictures of the structures in the chest
• Echocardiography: To identify areas of poor blood flow in the heart and to provide information about the size and shape of the heart
• Electrophysiology Study: To Assess Severe Arrhythmia
• Tilt table test: to find out the cause of fainting spells
• Coronary angiography: to look inside the coronary arteries
• Unconnected loop recorder: to detect abnormal heart rhythms

Arrhythmia problems if left untreated

Yes, arrhythmia causes complications if it is left untreated. The list below is of complications and problems that can arise from leaving arrhythmia untreated:

• The strokes
• Heart failure
• Sudden cardiac death

The following procedures are used to treat arrhythmias:

• Pacemakers: to treat abnormally slow heart rate
• Implantable cardio meter defibrillator: to treat ventricular fibrillation
• Cardiovarian: To treat arrhythmia with an electric shock to the heart
• Transesophageal echocardiography: to ensure that no blood clots are present in the atria
• Catheter ablation: If medicines do not work to treat some arrhythmias
• Labyrinth surgery: to prevent the spread of disordered electrical signals
• Coronary artery bypass grafting: increases blood flow to the heart muscle

Self-care for arrhythmias

The following self-care tasks or lifestyle changes may help in the treatment or management of arrhythmia:

• Avoid alcohol consumption
• Maintain a healthy weight: Reduces the risk of developing heart disease
• Eating a heart-healthy diet: To prevent heart arrhythmia, the diet is low in salty and solid fat in salt.
• Quit Smoking: Keep Your Heart As Healthy As Possible

Alternative medicine for the treatment of arrhythmias

The following alternative therapies and treatments are known to help treat or manage arrhythmia:

• Acupuncture: Reduces irregular heart rate in some arrhythmias
• Yoga and Meditation: To Reduce Stress
• Relaxation Technique: Helps Reduce Stress
• Patient Support for Treatment of Arrhythmia
• Support from friends and family: helps in managing stress

Other treatment

Take red sandalwood, white sandalwood, camphor, radish, neem leaves, mehndi leaves, madder, ocher, hari mirch, acacia flower and coral bhasma all in equal quantity.

Ayurvedic treatment from CAC

1. Detox Premium Powder

Detox premium powder is an ayurvedic formulation that is made up of Giloy satav, Akik pishti, Tal sindoor, Shankh bhasma, Shukta pishti, Parwal pishti, etc. This powder is very beneficial to protect the heart from various conditions. It can help in relieving the pain, discomfort, fainting, dizziness, and other associated symptoms.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 sachet twice daily with normal water.

2. Hrudroga Chintamani Rasa

Hrudroga Chintamani rasa is a unique formulation and is very effective in the treatment of heart diseases and related symptoms. It acts as a cardioprotective and anti-arrhythmic medicine providing strength to the heart muscles and maintains heart rate. This medicine is very useful in relieving pain and maintains blood optimum viscosity.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.

3. Nerve up tablet 

Nerve up tablets help in balancing the vata doshas & kapha dosha, and acts as nervine stimulant. It shows effective results in improving the central nervous system. It contains natural ingredients like shudha kuchla, shudha shilajeet, abhrak bhasma, praval pishti, shankh bhasma etc. This tablet helps in memory boosting, reduces stress, act as immune-modulator. It also shows effective results in disorders of heart and circulatory system.

Recommended Dosage– Take 1 tablet twice daily.

4. Noni Capsules

Noni capsules are herbo mineral and purely ayurvedic formulation. Noni is a fruit found mainly in South India which contains many health benefits. Noni fruit is known for its high level of antioxidants like beta carotene, vitamin E, vitamin C and various other minerals which help to Strengthen the immune system. People suffering from Respiratory problems may benefit from this. Noni Capsules promotes immunity, Arthritis relief, circulation of blood, energy and digestive health. It contains standard extract of Morinda Citrifo. Noni capsules have anti inflammatory properties that help reduce inflammation of the body.

Recommended Dosage– Take 1 Capsule twice daily.

Gonorrhea is an infectious sexual disease (sexually transmitted disease (STD)). Gonorrhea is caused by a bacterium named Neisseria ganorrhea which grows easily and rapidly in the hot and wet areas of the reproductive tract in women and men. Its bacteria also grow in the mouth, throat, eyes and anus. Like syphilis, it is also an infectious disease, so it is the same men and women who have sexual contact with the person suffering from this disease.

In gonorrhea, as there is a wound inside the penis and it comes out, so in Hindi it is called ‘Puyameh’, the formal poemameh and ‘Parma’ and in the English language it is called gonorrhoea. In Western countries it is also known as clap.

The primary means of infection is sexual contact; during pregnancy or at birth, this disease can be transmitted from mother to child or even in the womb, due to which natural syphilis occurs. Other diseases caused by the related Treponema pallidum include yaz (subspecies pertenue), pinta (subspecies caratium) and bezels (subspecies endemicum).

Signs and symptoms

The signs and symptoms of gonorrhea depend on which of its four stages (primary, secondary, latent and tertiary).
In the primary stage, a single ulcer (a stable, painless, itchy ulcer form) is usually present, with rash extending into the secondary syphilis that often occurs in the palm and soles of the feet, much less in latent syphilis Or have no symptoms and tertiary syphilis has gumma, nervous or cardiac symptoms. However, it is also called a “great imitator” due to its continuous unusual presentation. It is usually diagnosed by a blood test; however, bacteria can also be seen under a microscope

Syphilis can occur in any one of the following four different stages: primary, secondary, latent and tertiary , and also congenital.

Primary syphilis ulcers

Primary syphilis usually occurs due to direct sexual contact with another person’s infectious lesions. A cutaneous lesion, called a ulcer occur at the point of contact, approximately 3 to 90 days (average 21 days) after the initial infection.

Secondary

Specific presentation of secondary syphilis with rashes on the palm of the hands

Reddish papules and nodules due to secondary syphilis in most parts of the body

Secondary syphilis occurs approximately four to ten weeks after the primary infection.  While secondary disease is known to have many different forms, it is most often manifested by symptoms that include the skin, mucous membrane, and lymph nodes. 

The lesions may be painful or tender and may occur outside the genitals . The most common locations in women are the cervix, the sex in heterosexual men, and the anal and rectal more common place in homosexual men. The lymph nodes often grow in the area of ​​infection, which occurs seven to 10 days after the creation of the ulcer

Latent

Latent syphilis is defined by serologic evidence of infection without symptoms of the disease.  In the United States it is early (early) (before 1 year after secondary syphilis) or delayed (1 year after secondary syphilis). More later).The United Kingdom uses a two-year cut-off for early and late latent syphilis.In early latent syphilis. Symptoms may collapse. Late latent syphilis is asymptomatic and not as contagious as early latent syphilis.

Tertiary

A person suffering from tertiary (Gumatius) syphilis. 

Tertiary syphilis can occur 3 to 15 years after the initial infection and can be divided into three different forms: gummatous syphilis (15%), delayed neurosyphilis (6.5%) and cardiovascular syphilis (10%). Tertiary syphilis disease develops in one-third of infected people without treatment. People suffering from tertiary syphilis are not contagious. 

Gummatous syphilis or delayed benign syphilis usually occurs 1 to 46 years after the initial infection, with an average duration of 15 years. This stage is characterized by an old gumma, which is a soft, tumor-like inflated glabrous bulge with varying sizes. They usually affect the skin, bone, and liver and can occur anywhere.

Neurosyphilis is an infection that is related to the central nervous system. It may occur early and may be delayed as uncomplicated or syphilis meningitis, or as meningovascular syphilis, general paralysis, or tabes dorsalis, which relates to flaring pain and poor balance in the lower limbs. K occurs after 4 to 25 years. Meningovascular syphilis is usually indifference and seizures and paralysis of normal muscles that include dementia and tabes dorsalis. Also, there may be Agril Robertson pupils, which are bilateral small pupils that clutch when individuals focus on the nearest object. But does not hold when confronted with bright light. Cardiovascular syphilis usually occurs 10–30 years after infection. The most common complication is syphilitic aortitis that can result in aneurysm formation.

Congenital

Congenital syphilis can occur during pregnancy or birth. 

Genital Herpes is an infection caused by herpes HSV (herpes simplex virus). Genital herpes (genital herpes) is also a type of infection. This infection can occur in different parts of the body, especially in places where there is prolonged humidity. Herpes is a long-term condition. However, some people do not show symptoms even if they are suffering from this type of problem. Symptoms include blisters, ulcers, pain while urinating, etc. Let’s find out what is genital herpes, causes, symptoms and treatment.

What is genitals herpes?

It is a type of disease spread by sexual infection. This causes STD herpetic lesions, which are painful abscesses that are filled with fluid. They release viscous liquid. Genital herpes can occur from the age of 14 but the age of 49 years. If it is not treated on time, it can have serious consequences

Causes of genital herpes

This sexual infection is caused by two types of herpes simplex virus. The first is HSV-1 (herpes simplex virus-1) which is usually related to ringworm around the mouth or lips and the second is HSV-2 (herpes simplex virus-2) which usually causes genital herpes.

The layers of your mucous membranes are thin, which is why these viruses get into your body through the mucous membrane. Which can be found in small lesions or injuries of your body, your nose, mouth and genitals. Once this virus enters your body, it hides itself in the cells of your body and adapts to its surrounding environment. Which makes it difficult to find them. These two types of viruses can include the following body fluids of people suffering from:

• Saliva
• Semen
• Vaginal secretions

Symptoms of genital herpes

Symptoms of genital herpes are identified based on the presence of blisters. In the event of genital herpes, you see such symptoms between 2 days to 30 days.

• Common symptoms for men include blisters around penis, scrotum or rectal area.
• Common symptoms for women include blisters around the vagina, anus and area.

Common symptoms for men and women include:

• These types of blisters can come in your mouth, lips, face and anywhere in the infected area.
• Itching and fluid secretion occur from blisters in the infected area.
• Blisters can be ulcerated and filled with fluid.
• In this type of problem, after one week the layer may appear in the infected area after one week.
• There may be swelling in your lymph glands which fights the infection coming into your body.
• You may also have headaches, body pain and fever due to this type of virus infection.

Common symptoms of herpes in a child born to an expectant mother who has symptoms of herpes may include ulcers on the face, body, and genitals. In some cases, severe symptoms of this infection are also seen such as: Blindness, Brain damage, the death.

It is very important that such women tell their doctor about herpes infection, so that your child can be protected from virus infection during delivery.

Genital herpes during pregnancy

Women who have problems with herpes, require special caution if they are pregnant. If they have any type of sexual infection then it can be fatal for the child. If you want to have a normal delivery, the infection can spread to your child as well. So in such a situation you should contact your doctor.

Diagnosis of genital herpes

Your doctor can usually diagnose it by looking at the wounds caused by herpes virus infection. But your doctor can also do some tests for this. Before confirming this infection, he can perform a blood test to confirm and diagnose herpes simplex virus. If you feel that you have been exposed to genital herpes, you should contact your doctor even if you have not had any symptoms of it. 

Ayurvedic medicines for Genital Herpes

Description

1) Detox Premium Powder:

It is purely a herbal formulation that helps to remove toxins due to its antioxidant properties. It comprises of Moti Pishti, Parwal Pishti, Shukta Pishti, Giloy Satav, Kamdudha Ras, Jahar Mohra, Akik Pishti, Gandhak Rasayan, Tal Sindoor, Shankh Bhasma, Sutshekhar Ras, Sudhyog Tab, Shwet Parpati, Yavakshaar. It has an antibacterial action and provides a cooling and calming effect to the body. It also
has anti-inflammatory properties. This powder helps to detoxify the body physically and mentally.
Dosage: Take one sachet twice a day with normal plain water.

2) Panchatikta Ghrita Guggulu:

The tablets are very beneficial in curing skin diseases as it contains the Pitta pacifying ingredients such as Shuddh guggulu (Commiphora mukul), Neem (Azadirachta indica), Amrita (Tinospora cordifolia), Gajapippali (Piper chaba), Shunthi (Zingiber officinalis), etc. The tablet is Tridoshahara, thus is very effective in maintaining the hormonal level in the body.

Recommended Dosage – Take 2 tablets twice daily with normal water.

3) Skin Care tablet:

Skin care tablet is herbo mineral and purely ayurvedic formulation. It contains various herbs like Haridra khand, Panchnimba churna, Panchatikta guggulu, Patol patra, Ajmoda, Khadir chhal, Chirayta, Mulethi, Manjistha, Chopchini, Gandhak, etc. Skin care tablet is a blood purifying. It cools and detoxifies the blood, dissolves obstructions in the blood flow that further increase blood circulation of the skin. It minimises the blemishes, lighten sun tan, delay ageing of skin and heal skin problems. These tablet also act as a skin moistuirizer, Improves blood circulation, Remove blemishes, Reduce itching and burning sensation of skin, Prevent acne and pimples, Relieves leucoderma.

Recommended Dosage – Take 2 tablets twice daily with normal water.

4) Aloe Vera Gulab Gel:

Aloe Vera Gel is formed with the pure extract of herb Aloe Vera and the mixture of rose petals. Thus this wonderful composition provides a cooling effect on the skin that relieves from burning sensation, itchiness, etc. The gel helps in maintaining healthy skin and repairing skin damage.

Recommended Dosage – Gently apply over the affected area of the skin.

5) Trikatu Tablet:

Trikatu tablets are mixture of three herbs which are Saunth (Zingiber officinale), Marich (Piper nigrum), Pippali (Piper longum). These tablets improve digestion, boost your metabolism, helps in eliminating fat tissues and kapha dosha, support respiratory functions, and remove impurities and ama from the body.
Recommended Dosage: Take one tablet twice daily with normal water.

6) Blood Purifier Syrup :

It is ayurvedic syrup that consists of various natural ingredients such as Khadir Chall (Acacia catechu), Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia), Neem (Azadirachta indica), Giloy (Tinospora cordifolia), Harad (Terminalia bellirica), Baheda (Terminalia chebula), Amla (Emblica officinalis), etc. As the syrup purifies the blood by removing excess toxins it is very beneficial in maintaining proper circulation and improves the skin naturally.

Recommended Dosage – Take 2 teaspoonful twice daily.

Agoraphobia which should not be considered agoraphobia, is a condition where the victim becomes distraught in an environment that is unfamiliar to him or where the victim feels that he or she does not have control in their hands. Activating this anxiety can include wide open spaces, crowds (social anxiety), or travel (even short distances). Agoraphobia is often associated with fear of a social problem, but not always, as agoraphobic fear begins with panic attacks and distress in the public. It is also sometimes called ‘social agoraphobia’ which can be a type of social anxiety disorder sometimes called ‘social phobia’.

However, not all agoraphobia is social. Some people with agoraphobia have fear of open spaces. Agoraphobia is defined as “a phobia, sometimes a terrible phobia, by those who have suffered one or more panic attacks.” In such cases, the victim is afraid of a particular place, as he had experienced a panic attack at the same place last time. To avoid having to face another panic attack, the victim becomes frightened or refrains from going to that place.

This type of victim is now considered to have agoraphobia. Sometimes victims may try in every way to avoid the place where the first panic attack was encountered. Agoraphobia, as described in this manner, is actually a professional symptom check at the time of diagnosis of panic disorder. Symptoms such as extreme affective compulsive disorder or post-traumatic stress disorder can also be due to agoraphobia, basically any unfounded fear that prevents a person from going out can cause symptoms. 

The first level agoraphobia involves an imaginary fear or a real panic attack as a result of a journey beyond the normal perimeter of an area where it lives, such as a large city or country.

Second level agoraphobia involves an imaginary fear or a real panic attack as a result of a journey beyond the normal perimeter of a neighborhood or residential district where it lives.

Third level agoraphobia involves an imaginary fear or a real panic attack as a result of going outside the boundaries or premises of one’s residence. Most of the victims of this category are able to walk outside the verandah, balcony, terrace, courtyard or courtyard, but the third level minority victims are afraid to go out of it.

It is also not uncommon for a person with second-level and third-level agoraphobia to suffer from Temporal Separation Anxiety Disorder especially when other members of that household move temporarily, such as parents or spouses. Or a person suffering from agoraphobia is alone at home. Such temporary situations may result in increased anxiety or panic attacks.

Another public association disorder of agoraphobia is the fear of death – the fear of death. So the thought of dying often increases the anxiety level of a person suffering from agoraphobia, which they consciously or unknowingly eventually associate with mortal emotional reassurance and safety zones and thoughts of final separation from loved ones, even for them. Who otherwise believe in some form of post-life existence spiritually.

Fear is a small word that is small but it means big. This feeling of ours has been shown in books and films, how many different forms have been shown. It is natural for anyone to be scared to watch a horror film, but when a person is so afraid of the social environment that he always likes loneliness, it can be a symptom of agoraphobia.

It is a kind of social phobia, which is associated with stress and anxiety. According to a survey, only 1M i.e. one billion cases are encountered every year in India, out of which most of the cases are of girls and women, this problem can happen to anyone, but people and women in the age group of 20 to 40 years Symptoms are more frequent.

How is it identified

• The person suffering from this problem may get nervous about facing any social situation related to their surroundings. Such people usually get nervous going to places like crowded places like shopping malls, party, cinema hall or railway station.

• Such people are also very afraid to travel short distances. In such situations it is natural for the common people to get a little nervous, but the person suffering from this problem always avoids visiting such places. Dryness of the throat, heartbeat and increased speed of breath, excessive sweating and cold hands and feet are the main symptoms in crowded places.

• Even people suffering from this problem faint in crowded places due to nervousness. This problem is also related to the separation anxiety to some extent. That is, there is no magic rate as the children feel that they will be separated from their parents.

• In this, the person makes close people or the surrounding environment his security shield and is not ready to get out of it under any circumstances.

 As a result, individuals suffering from agoraphobia avoid public and or unfamiliar places, especially in large, open, empty spaces, such as shopping malls or airports, where there are few places to hide. In many cases, the victim may be confined to his or her home, where he or she experiences difficulty moving elsewhere from this safe place. In most cases there is a fear of public places. What is the exact cause of agoraphobia due to this disease is not yet known, although some physicians offer valid theories that have treated or attempted to treat agoraphobia. This condition has been linked to the presence of other anxiety disorders, a stressful environment, or intoxication. Prolonged use of sleeping pills has been linked to causes of agoraphobia. 

What are the solutions?

Most people who go to mental health specialists develop agoraphobia after the onset of fear disorder (American Psychiatric Organization, 1998). Agoraphobia can be better understood as an adverse behavioral outcome of a scary attack each time, and the subsequent anxiety and preoccupation with these attacks tends to avoid situations where a horrific attack is likely to occur. There is more public panic in women, almost the level of agoraphobia that occurs in men is almost double in women. Although no proper explanation of this difference has been found so far in research and research results, it is still believed that women are more mentally in need of help from a partner, so they have more signs of the disease.

Treatment

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Exposure treatment can provide permanent relief to most patients with agoraphobia and panic attacks. The extinction of residual and subclinical agoraphobic segregation, rather than just panic attacks, should be the goal of exposure therapy. Similarly, systematic desensitization can also be used.

Cognitive restructuring has also proved useful for treating agoraphobia. This treatment involves coaching the participant through a dynotic discussion, aiming to replace unfounded and obstructive beliefs with more factual and beneficial beliefs.

Relaxation techniques are often useful in people with agoraphobia, as they can be used to prevent or eliminate symptoms of anxiety and attack.

Psychiatric treatment

The most commonly used anti-depressant medications for the treatment of anxiety disorders are mainly in the category of SSRI (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors) and include sertaline, paroxetine, and fluoxetine. Benzodiazepine tranquilizers, MAO inhibitors and tricyclic antidepressants are also commonly prescribed for the treatment of agoraphobia. [Citation needed]

Alternative treatment

Eye movement desensitization and programming (EMDR) have been studied for possible treatment of a agoraphobia, but the results were not satisfactory. However, EMDR is recommended in cases where cognitive behavioral approaches prove ineffective or Cases where subsequent trauma develops in agoraphobia. 

Sharing self-help tools along with exchanging problems and achievements with each other are common activities of these groups. In addition to stress management techniques and various types of meditation practice, psychodynamic techniques can help calm patients with anxiety disorders and increase the effectiveness of therapy. In the same way, one can be alienated from self-pity by acts of philanthropy which are seen with anxiety problems. Also, primary evidence has also been found that aerobic exercise can also have a calming effect. Since caffeine, some illegal drugs and some over-the-counter medicines can increase the symptoms of anxiety disorder, they should be avoided.

AYURVEDIC TREATMENT BY CAC

1. Vata Balance Tablet:

Vata balance tablet is a rejuvenating blend of herbs is specially formulated to balance Vata doshas without aggravating Pitta or Kapha doshas. It may be used to support overall health and well-being by Vata constitutions with or without food. For those with a dual constitution that includes Vata or a tridoshic constitution, it is an excellent formula for the Vata season, which in most parts of the world is autumn and early winter.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water. 

2. Stress care tablet:

It is an amazing combination of natural herbs like Sarpgandha, Brahmi, Tagar, jatamansi. It helps to relieve stress conditions. They help to pacify the nervous system and also help to increase mental and physical performance. In Ayurveda when there is an imbalance of three energies i.e. Vata, pitta, and Kapha, it leads to disease. Vata has a sub dosha named prana doshas which regulates the sensory perception, brain, and mind. Tarpak Kapha subtype of kapha, governs cerebrospinal fluid, sadhak pitta subtype of pitta doshas governs emotions and their impact on the heart. So any vitiation of these doshas leads to stress. It act as Anti-depressant, relieves Insomnia, Anxiety.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice a day with normal water. 

3. Brain Relaxant Churna:

This churna is pure Ayurvedic which helps to rejuvenate the brain cells, improves memory, give strength to the body, & increases the concentration by calming down the brain. It is prepared from herbs that show calming effect on brain and gives you relaxation. Brain relaxant churna shows antioxidant, Neuroprotective, carminative and anti-inflammatory properties. Ingredients present in this churna are Amla (Emblica officinalis), Sonth (Zingiber officinale), Pippali (Piper longum), Marich (Piper nigrum), Haldi (Curcuma longa), Bala (Sida cordifolia), Suddha Gandhak, Lauha Bhasma. It helps to Maintain blood sugar level, Anti-depressant, Insomnia, Increase Hemoglobin levels, Cures indigestion, Helpful in Ulcerative colitis, and Nerve tonic. It helps in dealing with health conditions such as feeling delusion, hallucinations, disordered thinking, disabling, & impair daily functioning related to schizophrenia patients.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablespoon of this churna twice daily. 

4. Nerve up tablet:

It is a herbo-mineral tablet and is the purely ayurvedic formulation. Nerve up tablets helps in balancing the Vata doshas. It reduces Kapha dosha and acts as a nervine stimulant. It shows effective results in improving the central nervous system. It contains natural ingredients like shudha kuchala, shudha shilajeet, abhrak bhasma, praval pishti, shankh bhasma etc. It acts as a convulsant that is producing sudden and involuntary muscle contractions. It can be used to reduce the stress, mental fatigue, increases the memory, boosts mental capabilities and intelligence, alleviates stress and produces calmness in the mind, to boost the retention power and improves the quality of sleep.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice a day with normal water.