Tetraplegia (Sarvangaroga)

Modern description

Sarvangaroga indicates tetraplegia due to aggravated Vata affecting the entire body; it's a diagnostic term, not a formulation.

Purpose

Tetraplegia caused by Vayu located throughout the entire body.

Indications

• General debility, fatigue, immune support, detoxification, digestive support, general weakness, early stages of chronic diseases.
• Tetraplegia

Classical indications

• Tetraplegia

Karma

• Rasayana
• Deepana
• Pachana
• Tridoshahara (primarily Vata and Kapha)
• Balya
• Vatahara

Key ingredients

• Since 'Sarvangaroga' implies a remedy for diseases affecting the entire body
• a single
• universally accepted classical formulation doesn't exist. The term is more descriptive. Therefore
• I'll provide a hypothetical and general formula with ingredients that address systemic imbalances and can be used as a base
• but it's crucial to understand it's a generalized answer and should *not* be used as a prescription without proper diagnosis by a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. It incorporates common ingredients known for their broad-spectrum benefits
• Haritaki fruit 1 part
• Vibhitaki fruit 1 part (Triphala)
• Ashwagandha root 1 part
• Shunthi rhizome 0.5 part
• Pippali fruit 0.5 part
• Maricha fruit 0.5 part (Trikatu).
• Guduchi stem 1 part

Adult dose

3-6 grams per day, typically divided into two doses.

Pediatric dose

Dosage should be determined by a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner based on the child's age, weight, and condition.

Preparation steps

• Specific preparation steps depend on the chosen formulation and ingredients, and should follow classical Ayurvedic guidelines.

Safety contraindications

• Contraindicated in acute infections, fever, or severe digestive impairment.

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• Aavaapida
• Abhaya
• Abhaya Amalaki
• Abhaya Amalaki