Arrhythmia is a heart condition in which a person experiences irregular heartbeat. These heart rhythm problems occur when the electric signals that co-ordinate with the heart beats do not work properly. The faulty signals either cause the heart to beat too fast (tachycardia) or to beat too slow (bradycardia) or completely irregular. Symptoms of this condition include: chest pain, shortness of breath, fluttering in chest, sweating, anxiety, fatigue, etc. The causes of arrhythmia are- heart attack, blocked arteries, diabetes, high blood pressure, hyperthyroidism, hypothyroidism, sleep apnea, drug abuse, etc.
Arrhythmia is a condition that is categorized under hridroga of ayurvedic literature. It causes due to vitiation of doshas:
Thus, imbalance in every dosha causes different pulses. Further, when there is vitiation of doshas, the ama is accumulated in the body leading to further complications.
Thus, while treating arrhythmia in ayurveda, it is important to pacify the effects of doshas, balance them and eliminate the accumulated toxins in the body. This is done by panchakarma procedures that help in detoxifying the body. It is also accompanied by Shirodhara that helps in restoring the normal pulses and electric signals that co-ordinate with heart beats. The entire procedure has some association with herbs like Arjuna, shankhapushpi, brahmi, Choti elaichi, pipal pvak, dalchini, etc. that have Cardiology-protective properties and help strengthen the heart muscles. This line of treatment helps in reversal of the condition in a natural and holistic way.
1. Tachycardia: It is a condition in which the heart rate is fast i.e. more than 100 beats per minute.
2. Bradycardia: It is a condition in which the heart rate is slow i.e. less than 60 beats per minute.
Arrhythmia is a condition that is categorized under hridroga of ayurvedic literature. It causes due to vitiation of doshas:
Thus, imbalance in every dosha causes different pulses. Further, when there is vitiation of doshas, the ama is accumulated in the body leading to further complications.
Thus, while treating arrhythmia in ayurveda, it is important to pacify the effects of doshas, balance them and eliminate the accumulated toxins in the body. This is done by panchakarma procedures that help in detoxifying the body. It is also accompanied by Shirodhara that helps in restoring the normal pulses and electric signals that co-ordinate with heart beats. The entire procedure has some association with herbs like Arjuna, shankhapushpi, brahmi, Choti elaichi, pipal pvak, dalchini, etc. that have Cardiology-protective properties and help strengthen the heart muscles. This line of treatment helps in reversal of the condition in a natural and holistic way.
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