Ayurvedic Treatment for Blepharospasm is based on Ayurvedic concept of Vata dosha derangement. In Ayurveda, such condition is comparable with Kruchronmeelana which is postulated to be resultant of vata vitiation. Due to the causative factors, excess vitiation of doshas occur in the body, vitiated doshas move through the ‘netranadi’ to the eyes. Doshas particularly vata accumulated in the eyelids produce involuntary blinking. Blepharospasm is the involuntary blinking or twitching of the eyelids.
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
CAUSES OF BLEPHAROSPASM
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF BLEPHAROSPASM
Blepharospasm is associated with an abnormal function of the basal ganglion from an unknown cause. The basal ganglion is the part of the brain responsible for controlling the muscles.
DIAGNOSIS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
TREATMENTS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
PROGNOSIS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
Botulinum toxin and surgery help to control blepharospasm but may not cure it.
COMPLICATIONS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
BLEPHAROSPASM AND AYURVEDA
In Ayurveda, such condition is comparable with Kruchronmeelana which is postulated to be resultant of vata vitiation.
NIDANA- AYURVEDIC CAUSES OF BLEPHAROSPASM
PURVAROOPAM- AYURVEDIC PREMONITORY SYMPTOMS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
SAMPRAPTI – AYURVEDIC PATHOGENESIS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
Due to the causative factors, excess vitiation of doshas occur in the body, vitiated doshas move through the ‘netranadi’ to the eyes. Doshas particularly vata accumulated in the eyelids produce involuntary blinking.
LAKSHANA – AYURVEDIC SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
AYURVEDIC PROGNOSIS OF BLEPHAROSPASM
CHIKITSA- AYURVEDIC TREATMENT FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
Ayurvedic local treatment for BLEPHAROSPASM
AYURVEDIC SAMANA TREATMENT FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
COMMONLY USED AYURVEDIC MEDICINES TREATMENT FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
Ayurvedic medicines for internal administration for blepharospasm
HOME REMEDIES FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
DIET AND BEHAVIOUR FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
YOGA FOR BLEPHAROSPASM
The patient needs to be seated in a meditative posture with the head and spine erect, with the body relaxed. The patient has to close his one nostril (e.g. left nostril if using the right hand and vice versa) with the thumb and exhale completely through the other nostril. Again, he will have to breathe in deeply through the other nostril while the opposite nostril is still closed with the thumb.
RESEARCH PAPERS OF AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF BLEPHAROSPASM
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1298706/
https://www.ijam.co.in/index.php/ijam/article/view/1559