Paralysis: Treatment, Causes and Symptoms

 

Paralysis

Paralysis is commonly known as paralysis or paralysis. Stopping of muscle movement and breaking of connection with other parts of the body is called paralysis. The movement of muscles of the parts which are paralyzed such as hands, legs, face etc. stops.

Cause

• Due to disturbance in the nervous system.
• Due to tumor in the brain.
• Due to continuous drinking of refrigerated items or chilled water.
• Due to head injury or accident.

Due to excessive gas formation in the stomach, air pressure on the brain and increased air pressure on the heart, the body gets a shock of air. As a result of this, the person becomes a victim of paralysis.

Symptoms

• When paralysis occurs, half of the body of the patient becomes insensitive.
• The nerves become loose or half of the body becomes crooked.
• There is numbness in that part and there is no sensation on touching.
• The brain also stops working.
• The affected part cannot feel heat, cold, or pain.
• The affected part may feel tingling.

Treatment

Rhus. Tox.-30, give two drops on the tongue 3 times at 15-15 minutes intervals. Morning-afternoon-evening for at least 1 month.

Causticum-1M, give 2 drops on the second day thrice at an interval of half an hour or 45 minutes. It should be given once a week. Complete recovery is possible in two to three months. Always give vegetarian food. Never give tea coffee.