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He is Dying ..Please Help.My only nephew (16 yrs.)has been detected very recently as a patient of Mytonic Dystrophy. Can anyone suggest me the best specialised Medical Center in India and names and contact details of the concerned specialist doctors please.
Asked by Sibasis Ghosh Thakur,
09 Jan '09 02:48 am
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Please check with these researchers:Amardeep Singh Hira - 9815228877
Manu Kapila - 9871266666
Swatanter Bansal - 9815215786
Dr. Amit - 9876416000
For any assistance or information you may call on the abovementioned numbers.May be they can guide you to other experts.
Answered by balasubramanian ganesan, 09 Jan '09 06:21 am
Manu Kapila - 9871266666
Swatanter Bansal - 9815215786
Dr. Amit - 9876416000
For any assistance or information you may call on the abovementioned numbers.May be they can guide you to other experts.
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Although myotonic dystrophy cannot be cured, treatment directed at providing symptomatic relief to affected patients can be given.
Mild cases of myotonic dystrophy do not require any treatment.
More severe cases might demand treatment with quinine, phenytoin and other similar anticonvulsant drugs. Treatment is directed at providing symptomatic relief to affected patients.
Muscle function may be preserved to some extent with rehabilitation therapy or physical therapy. Such forms of treatment can preserve muscle strength and flexibility.
Patients may be provided with canes, ankle and wrist braces, or other supportive devices.
Patients with cardiac and respiratory problems can be treated using a cardiac pacemaker and ventilator respectively.
Urging the patient to indulge in a high fiber diet can prevent constipation.
sir jee tried a lot but not got any refrences about dignostic centres and name of the doctors .pl. contact some good neuro surgon if ...more
Answered by Pardeep kapoor, 09 Jan '09 03:06 am
Mild cases of myotonic dystrophy do not require any treatment.
More severe cases might demand treatment with quinine, phenytoin and other similar anticonvulsant drugs. Treatment is directed at providing symptomatic relief to affected patients.
Muscle function may be preserved to some extent with rehabilitation therapy or physical therapy. Such forms of treatment can preserve muscle strength and flexibility.
Patients may be provided with canes, ankle and wrist braces, or other supportive devices.
Patients with cardiac and respiratory problems can be treated using a cardiac pacemaker and ventilator respectively.
Urging the patient to indulge in a high fiber diet can prevent constipation.
sir jee tried a lot but not got any refrences about dignostic centres and name of the doctors .pl. contact some good neuro surgon if ...more
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Take him to kottakal arya vaidya sala in kerala for ayurvedic treatment.
Answered by samson aseervatham, 09 Jan '09 10:19 am
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