Weakness on one side, difficulty in walking or speaking, stiffness, numbness, fatigue, emotional changes, and slow recovery often persist even after acute care. This happens because post-stroke treatment mostly focuses on preventing recurrence, not restoring damaged functions.
After a stroke, the body suffers from impaired circulation, nerve damage, tissue weakness, toxin accumulation, digestive disturbance, and loss of coordination. Without structured rehabilitation, recovery plateaus.
Ayurveda supports stroke recovery by improving circulation, strengthening nerves and muscles, enhancing digestion, and supporting gradual functional improvement.
At Praanavaidya, stroke care is a physician guided Ayurvedic rehabilitation program focused on restoration, support, and quality of life improvement.
Each patient undergoes detailed evaluation including stroke type, recovery stage, movement limitations, speech issues, digestion, strength, mental state, and lifestyle before planning care.
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Doctors may advise rehabilitative therapies such as:
Care focuses on gradual improvement in:
Continuous supervision ensures safe progress, prevents complications, and supports steady rehabilitation.
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