MS is a chronic condition where the immune system attacks myelin—the insulating layer on nerves in the brain and spinal cord—leading to variable neurological symptoms. Neurology-led care is essential; supportive Ayurvedic measures may complement daily living, fatigue, and stress balance.
In MS, immune-mediated inflammation damages myelin and may affect nerve fibers themselves. Symptoms vary based on where lesions occur and can come in relapses or progress gradually. Diagnosis and disease-modifying therapies are guided by a neurologist.
Seek urgent care for sudden weakness, loss of vision, severe imbalance, or new bladder retention.
Classical thinking describes imbalances in Doṣa with obstruction of channels (srotorodha) from accumulated āma and weakened agni. Some presentations resemble Vāta-dominant neuro-muscular patterns, with goals to nourish tissues (dhātu), support ojas, and calm the mind—complementary to neurology care.
Supportive measures do not replace prescribed disease-modifying therapy or relapse treatment.
Always coordinate new routines with your treating team, especially during relapses.
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