Allopathic treatment for paralysis typically involves medications, surgery, and rehabilitation. While these treatments can help manage symptoms and improve function, they can also have limitations and adverse effects.
*Limitations and Adverse Effects of Allopathic Treatment*
1. *Medication Side Effects*: Medications used to manage paralysis symptoms, such as muscle relaxants and painkillers, can have side effects like drowsiness, dizziness, and stomach problems.
2. *Surgical Risks*: Surgery to relieve pressure on the spinal cord or repair damaged nerves carries risks like infection, bleeding, and nerve damage.
3. *Rehabilitation Plateaus*: Rehabilitation programs can help improve function, but patients may experience plateaus where progress slows or stops.
4. *Dependence on Assistive Devices*: Patients may become dependent on assistive devices like wheelchairs, walkers, or canes, which can limit their independence.
5. *Emotional and Mental Health Impact*: Paralysis can have a significant emotional and mental health impact, leading to depression, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

Real-Life Benefits of Alternative Therapies*
1. *Acupuncture*:
– Relieves pain and inflammation
– Improves muscle tone and strength
– Enhances overall well-being and quality of life
– Reduces stress and anxiety
2. *Ayurveda*:
– Provides personalized treatment plans based on individual constitution and needs
– Uses natural herbs and remedies to promote healing and balance
– Emphasizes lifestyle and dietary changes to prevent disease and promote well-being
– Offers a holistic approach to health, addressing physical, mental, and emotional aspects
3. *Panchakarma*:
– Detoxifies the body and mind through natural therapies like massage, steam baths, and nasal cleansing
– Balances the body’s energies and promotes relaxation and stress relief
– Improves digestion, immune function, and overall health
– Enhances mental clarity, focus, and emotional well-being

4. *Healthy Diet and Lifestyle*:
– Promotes overall health and well-being through a balanced diet and regular exercise
– Helps manage symptoms and slow disease progression
– Enhances energy levels, mobility, and independence
– Supports mental and emotional health, reducing stress and anxiety
5. *Yoga and Meditation*:
– Improves flexibility, balance, and strength
– Enhances mental clarity, focus, and emotional well-being
– Reduces stress, anxiety, and depression
– Promotes relaxation, calmness, and overall well-being

CA Girish Agarwal based on personal Experience of Depression etc and based on Experience of Friends & Relatives who suffered from paralysis
A case of part recovery on timely Emergency admission and the other case almost nominal recovery only.