cardiovascular system problems in gp
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Cardio vascular Problems in GP
Cause of Angina Pectoris Presented By
• Prof.Dr.
• R.R.Deshpande
• 9226910630
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Cardio vascular Problems in GP
• Presented By –
• Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande (M.D in Ayurvdic
Medicine & M.D. in Ayurvedic Physiology)
• www.ayurvedicfriend.com
• Mobile – 922 68 10 630
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GP problems of CVS
• 1) Acute chest Pain
•
• 2) hypertension
• 3) Palpitation
• 4) CCF
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Acute chest Pain :
• Cardiac Pain
• a) IHD
• b) MI
• Non Cardiac pain
• a) Respiratory
• b) Oesophago – gastric
• c) Chest wall
• d) functional psychological (cardiac neurosis)
• Neurosis : like a Benign tumour of the mind.
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Cardiac Pain :
• Chest pain = cardiac pain unless proved
otherwise
• Diagnosis is confirmed by ECG and other
symptoms
• Symptoms : retro sternal pain –
constricting pain shown by clenched fist.
• Cardiac Neurosis – Neurosis is like Benign
Tumor of mind
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IHD : Ischaemic Heart Disease
• Causes :
• 1) Less O2 supply : Arteriosclerosis – arteries – layer means tunica intima are rough
• Atherosclerosis : Deposition of cholesterol on rough arteries.
• IHD is caused by less O2 supply or increased demand of O2 due to LVH in chronic hypertension or vascular spasm
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Angina Pectoris
• 3 types according to duration and
intensity.
• 1) Stable or classical Angina
• 2) Unstable angina
• 3) M.I.
Angina cause
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Angina Pectoris
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Stress Test
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Stable angina Pectoris
• Due to transient ischaemia – caused by
vascular spasm – recovers by rest.
• Pain is lasts for maximum 2-5 mins.
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Unstable Angina (Pre infarction)
• More severe, lasts longer
• Due to transient blood loss, fissuring and disruption of Atheromatous plaque, forming a thrombus.
• When Thrombolysis occurs, crisis ends.
• If thrombus not dissolve & coronary artery is occluded – Necrosis of cardiac tissues occurs then heart attack occurs (MI)
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Stable or classical Angina
• i) Generally it occurs between age 50 – 60
years
• ii) Acute chest pain : radiating towards
• a) left shoulder b) Ulnar surface of hand
and arm c) back d) neck e) jaw
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Stable or classical Angina
• Precipitating factors
• 1) Hurriedly climbing up steps
• 2) Heavy meal
• 3) Anxiety and stress
• 4) Straining for defecation
• 5) After sexual intercourse
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Stable or classical Angina
• Treatment during attack
• Relieved by a) Complete rest – for 2-5
mins.
• Short acting Nitrates -- Glyceryl trinitrate –
(Angised) 0.5 mg or Isosorbide dinitrate 5
mg (Tab Sorbitrate) or Nitroglycerine spray
• Once the pain stops – spit or swallow tab
• Throbbing headache – side effect
Stable & Unstable Angina
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Stable or classical Angina
• Nifedepine (Cap Depin)10 mg –
• bitten by the patient – releases the liquid (
absorbed sublingualy)
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Atypical presentation of
Angina pectoris
• i) Anginal decubitus : This pain occurs at
night, when the patient is recumbent.
• ii) Varient Angino or Prinz metal's angina :
Chest pain at rest with palpitation and
breathlessness.
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Atypical presentation of
Angina pectoris
• iii) Wenback's second wind Angina :
Pain starts white / after walking pain
stops spontaneously without
vasodialators.
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Stable or classical Angina
• 1) ECG should be taken during exercise
called stress test or treadmill test.
• ST depression in lead II or V1 to V6.
suggests Ischaemia
• 2) 2D Echo : To see the how much
damage cardiac tissues. see the EF –
Ejection faction if it is less than 50 % then
suggest weak heart
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Stable or classical Angina
• 3) Angiography : To see whatever the
damage is due to coronary artery block or
not and to see the which vessel block and
how many blocks are there.
• Angiograpy is imp. to know whether the
disease is
• 1) One vessel, 2) Two vessel 3) Three
vessel – Then CABG (Case is serious)
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Prevention of Anginal Attacks :
• 1) Modification of life style :
• 2) Avoid the risk factors
• 3) Adequate rest
• 4) Proper exercises which will not
precipitate to M.I. (Breathing, yogic
exercises – best)
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Prevention of Anginal Attacks
• 1) Planning and time table
• 2) Fatty food , high calorie diet, excessive
sweets, chocolates should be avoided
• 3) Rest – Rule of 8 -- 8 hours hobbies and
with family, 8 hours sleep & rest , 8 hours
for bread butter (job)
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Prevention of Anginal Attacks
• Drugs :
• a) Nitrates
•
• b) blockers
•
• c) Ca antogonists
• d) Anti-platelet
Treatment of Angina
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Nitrates : Coronary vaso-dialators
• 1) Glyceryl trinitrate – short acting (Tab
Angised ) or
• 2) Long acting Isosorbide Dinitrate –
(Isordil or sorbitrate ) 5 mg 8 hourly or
• 3) Isosorbide 5 mononitrate (Ismo 20 or
Monotrate 20 mg tds
• GIN – Glycerl trinitrate ointment or
Transdermal patches
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-blockers
• Reduce the oxygen requirement of heart
by reducing HR & BP and myocardial
contractility.
•
• Atenelol – Tab Aten – 25-100 mg / day.OD
• Should be started along with Nitrates
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Ca Antagonists
• This is powerful coronary and peripheral
vaso-dialator.
• Therefore give increase or adequate O2
supply and reduced O2 requirement.
• Blocks the entry of Ca into myocardial
cells.
• Therefore reduced the contractivity.
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Ca Antagonists
No Name Dose
1 Nifedipine
(Cap Depin,Calcigard)
10 to 40 mg
TDS
2 Amlodipine(Tab Amlogard) 5– 10 mg OD
3 Verapramil(Tab Isoptin) 80-120 mg TDS
4 Diltiazem (Tab Dilzem) 30—90 mg TDS
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Anti – Platelet
• Thrombus dissolving action.
• Aspirin – Acytel – calycitric acid – Its powerful
analgesic.
• Tab – Aspirin also known as 'Magic bullet' for
heart patient
• Doses – 100 – 150 mg/day.(Disprin)
• Inhibit the aggregation of platelets.
• Cheap & proved effective
• Well understood side effect profile.
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Anti – Platelet -- Contraindication
• 1) In peptic ulcer & 2) Hypersensitivity patients.
• For this patients
• 1) Tyclopidine 250 mg – BD (Tab – Tyklid)
• Side effects : effect starts after 5 days.
• Neutropenia – So Adv Haemogram per week.
• 2) Clopidogrel – (Tab – clopiget) 350 mg – stat & 75 mg BD.
Ayurvedic Advice for Angina
• Rule out the cause and treat accordingly e.g. anemia,
syphilis, hyper thyroidism, paroxysmal tachycardia.
• Advise obese to reduce weight.
• Keep away from bad habits like smoking, alcohol,
tobacco,excessive coffee or tea etc.
• Control diabetes and hypertension with proper
medication.
• Do not exert too much. Have enough rest
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Ayurvedic Advice for Angina
• Do not suppress or force natural urges like
urine and stool.
• Regular bowel movements.
• Avoid over indulgence of sex.
• Avoid excessive sweat, sour and salty
food.
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Ayurvedic Medicines
for stable Angina • Bruhat Vatachintamani 30-60 mg. with
ginger juice.
• Harinshrung Bhasma 175 mg. +
Laxmivilas 50 mg. with ginger juice
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Prevention of progress
of Angina • For prevention use following for 3 months
• Makardhwaja 60 mg. + Shrung Bhasma
125 mg. each morning and
Mahalaxmivilas 125 mg. + Sitopaladi
Churna 750 mg. afternoon and night.
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Unstable Angina or
Pre Infarction Syndrome
• Known case of stable Angina – In this case if
• 1) Pain more severe, last longer, occur with
increasing frequency.
• 2) Pain occurs at rest kin known case of stable
Angina.
• 3) Pain associated with vomiting, dyspnoea &
perspirations.
• 4) Pain not relieved completely by sublingual
nitrates.
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Unstable Angina or
Pre Infarction Syndrome
• Diagnosis : Transient ECG changes – This are
'ST" elevation / depression and 'T' Inversion.
• Changes revert back to normal in 24 hours.
• Since No necrosis
• Suspect MI when ?
• 1) ECG changes no revert back in 24 hours.
• Cardiac enzymes levels are increased
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Unstable Angina or
Pre Infarction Syndrome
• For the Heparinization admit the patient.
Its also called – Thrombolytic Therapy.
• Give Inj – Streptokinase (I/V) or
Urokinase
Coronary Arteries 2
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Acute M.I.
• Symptoms : 1) Severe retrosternal constricting
chest pain – radiating.
• Infrascapular (back pain)
• Left shoulder, jaw, neck & epigastrium
• Vomitting / Nausea
• Profused sweating
• Incontinance of urine or stool
• (Complete rest even – bed pan gives on bed)
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Acute M.I.
• Sympathetic stimulation ---
• Tachycardia, palpitation, restlessness,
sweating.
• Parasympathetic stimulation ---
• Bradycardia and hypotension
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Atypical M.I. or Silent Inforct
• 1) No pain in long standing DM, HT, elderly or
middle aged post-operative patient.
• 2) Sudden sweating and vomiting, with or
without chest pain.
• 3) Sudden breathlessness with or without chest
pain.
• 4) Acute confusion , severe unexplained,
weakness, arrhythmia, syncope, sudden death
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How you can diagnose
the pain of M.I. ?
• Patient is restless
• Moving on bed.
• Profuse sweating, cold extrimities.
• Anxious, pale – Face
• Pulse – Brady or Trachy or Normal
• B. P. -- Hypo or Hyper or normal
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Acute M.I.
• If there is doubt then repeat the ECG.
• RS – Brasal creptitions
• ECG – i) ST elevation, but
• ii) After 24 hours – 'T' inversion
Types of MI
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MI
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Area of Infarct
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MI – ST Elevation
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Area of Infarct Table
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Acute M.I. -- Blood investigations
• 1) CPK – MB
• 2) SGOT
• 3) LDH
• 4) Cardiac Froponin – T (with 5 hours) costly but confirmatory.
• 5) Sr. Myoglobin – very sure if it is positive.
• Above all enzymes are in the enzymes come from cardiac necrosed tissue. In blood this enzymes level increases.
• When there is muscle degeneration when level of SGOT is increased.
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Acute M.I. --Before hospitalization :
• 1) Sublingual – Tab Angised 0.5 mg or Tab Sorbitrate 5 mg.
• 2) To dissolve the thrombus– Disprin 100 – 150 mg.
• 3) For severe pain – Inj. Fortwin – 30 mg I/M
• 4) When bradycardia due to cardiac shock then gives Inj – Atropin 0.3 to 0.6 mg I/V
• 5) In known patient of LVH gives – Inj – Lasix 20 – 80 mg I/V diuretics)
• If B.P. falls down rapidly -- Shift the patient immediately in the hospital
ECG Waves
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ECG Changes in MI
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Ayurvedic Medicines after Acute
attack of MI • For stable patients : Use following medicines
• (1) Bruhatvatachintamani Rasa 1 Tab. 2 times a day.
• (2) Shrungabhasma 250 mg. 3 times a day.
• (3) Vatavidhvansa Rasa 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• (4) Khurasanai Ova 100 mg. 3 times a day.
• (5) Prasham 4 tablespoon with equal amount of water at
bed
• time.
• (6) Triphala Churna 1 tablespoon with warm water at bed
time.
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Prevention of further
Heart Attack • 1) Suvarnabhasma 6 mg. + Makardhwaja
50 mg. + Shrungabhasma 250 mg. 2 times
a day with honey. Or
• 2) Hrudayanarva Rasa (B) 1 Tab. 2 times
a day +Nagarjunabhra Rasa 2 Tab. 3
times a day + Yakuti Rasa 2 Tab. 3 times
a day+ Prabhakar Vati 2 Tab. 3 times a
day.
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Hypertension
• Mild – 90 – 110 mm of Hg.
• Moderate – 110 – 130 mm of Hg
• Severe - > 130 mm of Hg
Rheumatic Mitral Stenosis
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Dial BP Apparatus –
Visiting Bag
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Damage by Hypertension
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Hypertension
• 1) Most of the hypertension is Idiopathic.
• 2) Secondary Hypertension – Renal RFT
• Hepatic – USG, LFT
• adv. 2D Echocardiogram – Cardiac – Valvular
defect
• Acc. to symptoms – hormonal (T3, T4, T3H etc)
• RFT – Renal Function Test -- Urea, Creatinine
• In every Hypertension patient adv. – USG of
abdomen and some time Renal angiography
Hypertensive Heart
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Hypertension -- Treatment
• Mild hypertension – No Drug treatment.
• Life style management – Planning, time management.
• Reduced stress – Meditation, Yoga, Pranayam
• Restriction of Salt, pickle, papad, fast food, and preservative foods, wafers all are restricted.
Hypertension -- Treatment
• Deep fried food are avoided and unsaturated oil use e.g. sunflower oil
• Regular walking – Collateral circulation are develops.
• Reduced weight if high weighs.
• Stops alcohols, tobacco, cigars etc
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Hypertension -- Treatment
• Monodrug Therapy 1) - Blockers
• Tab – Aten – 25 – 50 mg & 100 mg – 1 – 0
– 0
• 2) Ca – channel blocker
• Tab – Stamlo 2.5, 5 mg – 1 – 0 – 0
• 3) ACE – Inhibitor Tab – Enam – 5 to 10
mg.
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Moderate Hypertension --
Treatment
• Mono drug – Maximum dose or Combination
treatment
• Either - Blocker + Ca chanel blocker or
(minimum dose) - Blocker + ACE inhibitor
• Compliance of patient is very imp. + Diuretic –
Lasix 40 mg 1 OD.
Moderate Hypertension --
Treatment • Kesol – To avoid lasix's side effect
• Diuretic drugs – Potassium sparing
diuretics
• Tab- Biduret, Tab – Lasilactone -
diurectics
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Severe Hypertension
• Malignant H. T.
• Medical Emergency
• Admit instant -- Treatment is of hospital level
• Symptoms :
• 1) Severe Headache
• 2) Vomiting
• 3) Visual
• 4) Convulsions, paralysis (transient)
• 5) Coma
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Accelerated H. T.
• Medical urgency
• At level of G.P. (No serious complaint of patient)
• Diastolic > 130 , but without symptoms like in Malignant HT, which you can treat primarilty
• Cap – Depin – 5 mg gives sublingulal, repeat after 10 mins, till the B.P. comes to 110.
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Accelerated H. T.
• Then cap – Depin 10 mg TDS (1 – 1 – 1)
• Tab Aten – 50 mg BD
• Tab- Lasix – 40 mg BD
• If the BP doesn’t come down 110 within 24
hours then admit the patient.
Ayurvedic Medicines for
Hypertension • Hypertension ( Pitta avruta vata) –
• Duralabhadi ( Dhamasa) Kadha -- 4 tsf
with equal amount of water BD
•
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Ayurveda for Mild Hypertension
• Diastolic less than 90 mm of Hg
• (i) Siledin ( Alarsin ) 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• (ii) Sapera forte (charak ) 2 tab. at bed
time.
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Ayurveda for
Moderate Hypertension • Diastolic in-between 90-100 mm of Hg
• (i) Abana 2 Tab. 3 times a day. And
• (ii) Punanarnavasava 4 tablespoon with
equal amount of water 2 times after meals.
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Ayurveda for
Severe Hypertension • Diastolic more than 100 mm of Hg
• Suvarna Sutshekhar 30 mg with honey every 5 minutes.
• Rasagandha (AYR) 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Sutshekhar Rasa sadha 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Arogyavardhini 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Duralabhadi kwath 4 tablespoon with equal water 2
• times after meals.
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Ayurveda for
Severe Hypertension • Diastolic more than 100 mm of Hg
• Arogyavardhini 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Gokshuradi Guggulu 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Rasayana Churna (HP) 1 tablespoon 2
times a day.
• Siledin (A) 2 Tab. at bed time
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Vaman – Useful to reduce Cholesterol
• High Cholesterol like above 300 mg % -- cause
Atherosclerosis – leads to Hypertension
• Diet control + Lovastatin like medicines can reduce
cholesterol very slowly like 20 mg in 6 months
• But Vaman ( Therapetic Vomition ) with prior Snehapan
with Tiktak Ghee 50 mg daily + Fomentation ,can show
magic results for reducing Blood Cholesterol level +
Internally
• Tab Arogyavardhini 3 TDS + Tab Triphala 1 TDS +
Nagarmotha & Vidanga churna each 3 Gm TDS
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Palpitation
• 1) Cardiac – Paroxysmal ventricular
Tachyeardia or Extrasyslole (Take history)
• 2) Non cardiac – i) Hyperthyroidism ii)
Hypoglycemia
• 3) Functional – Cardiac Neurosis
(Psychological)
Pulse Examination
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Heart Palpitation
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Palpitation
• Tab – Ativan (Lorazepam) – 1 mg stat –
BD for 4 days
• Tab – Inderal – 10 – 40 mg TDS
• Also a anti anxiety or anti stress drug.
Therefore Anti Arrythmic (acts physically
and mentally also)
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Hyper & Hypoglycemia
• Diabetic ketoacidosis – Hyper glycemia (fruity odour)
• Hypoglycemia is always fatal because brain can dead within 2 min if less or no supply of glucose.
• Insulin dependent patient ,if do fasting.
• Profuse sweating and acute incidence.
• Give the I/V glucose – 25 %
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CCF – Congestive Cardiac Failure
or Cardiac Asthma
• LVF (Left Ventricular Failure)
• RVF (Right Ventricular Failure)
• Cardiac Asthma is the breathlessness ,
during CCF.
Symptoms of CCF
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Symptoms of CCF 2
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CCF
• Treatment At GP level
• 1) Bed rest completely
• 2) Salt free diet (because of salf is hygroscopic nature)
• 3) Fluid intake restricted (Inj. Lasix – 40 mg stat. or tab lasix – 40 mg BD)
CCF
• liq. Kesol – 1 TSF – TDS with glass of water.
• or pattasium soarina diuretics are used such as
• Tab Amifru – 1 – OD or
• Tab Lasilactone – 1 – OD
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CCF
• For the heart :
• Lanoxin – 0.25 mg 1 OD for 6 days (Sunday off)
• Inj – Aminophylline 10 ml diluted in 20 ml of 25 % dextrose.
• This inj.-- give very very slow (for 30 ml – 10 min)
Congestive Heart Failure
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CCF
• B.P. control – Tab Enam 2.5 mg BD (Enalapril)
• Infection – control by Cap – Ampiclox – 50 mg TDS
• If till there is no control then give adv. for Hospitalisation
Ayurvedic Medicines for CCF
• Shrungbhasma 2 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Vishatindookvati 1 Tab. 3 times a day.
• Punarnavasava 4 tablespoon with equal
amount of water 2 times after meals.
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Ayurvedic Cardiac Tonic
• 1) Arjunarishta(Parthadyarishta) -- 4tsf
with equal amount of water BD in CCF
• 2) Arjun Kshirpak --- 50 ml BD in patients
of Angina Pectoris
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X ray of CCF
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Shock ,Pulse less patient
• Shock,Pulse less patient ----
• In Emergency Life saving drugs in
Ayurveda –
• Tab Laxmi vilas rasa
• Hemagarbha Chatan or licking
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Conducting system of Heart
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Ayurved & Yoga – Good help for Heart Patients
• Ayurvedic Internal Medicines
• Ayurvedic Detox Therapies or Panchakarma &
allied procedures
• Yoga Asanas
• Pranayam
• Meditation
• Everything can be helpful for Heart patients ,but
always under guidance of Expert
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Abhyanga
• Gentle ,soft Full body
massage helps to
improves Blood
circulation, Providing
good nutrients to
cells, remove the
waste products
efficiently
• Soothening to body &
Mind
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Shirodhara –
Beneficial to reduce Blood pressure
• Oil shower on head
controls hyper activity
of sympathetic
system
• Reduces stress
• Cool down irritability
of mind
• Produce sound sleep
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Hrud Basti – Heart Tonic
• Improves tone of
Cardiac muscle
• Improves elasticity of
vessels
• Very Good Analgesic
& Anti-inflammatory
action
• Reduces Anginal pain
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Raktamokshan or Blood letting –
Good to reduce Hypertension
• Reduces blood
volume
• Reduces cardiac load
• Stimulation for proper
blood circulation
• Removes Impurities
or Ama or Endo
toxins from blood
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Pranayam –Deep breathing Practice
• Proper perfusion of
Oxygen
• More Energy to
cardiac muscle
• Heart function
improves
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Meditation – Best Relaxation
• Best way for
maintaining
Homeostasis
• Physical Rest
• Mental Tranquility
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Yoga Postures for Heart Patients
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Yoga Postures for Heart Patients
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Yoga Postures for Heart Patients
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Treatments
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Clinical Examination
• Systemic Examination
of 8 systems
• Ayurvedic Srotas
Examination
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Radiology,USG,2D
Echo
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Notes on Medicine Part 1
• Very very useful Book
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urvedic & Modern
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Best Book for
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Digestive Problems
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• Constipation ,colitis
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Gynaecological Problems &
Ayurvedic Management
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Neurological Problems & Ayurvedic
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Ayurvedic Concept of Diet
& Nutrition
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,Dietary prescriptions
for many diseases are
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Health Tips for 365 Days
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• This Book is very
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Ayurveda
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