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Moyamoya disease is a rare, progressive brain disorder where the main carotid arteries in the base of your brain narrow over time leading to reduced blood supply to the brain and blockage. Eventually, it may cause internal bleeding, haemorrhage stroke, seizures, and transient ischemic stroke.
This disease has no cure, but the symptoms can be managed with proper medication to prevent blood clots, and surgical bypass if required.
Two carotid arteries are located on both sides of your neck and they supply oxygen-rich blood to your brain from the heart.
Moyamoya Disease is a chronic cerebrovascular condition in which the carotid blood vessels become narrow and blocked over the years.
To compensate for the reduced blood flow to the brain, small weak blood vessels are formed which appear like “puffs of smoke” on a cerebral angiogram, also known as “moyamoya” in Japanese. These new blood vessels are fragile and eventually cannot supply enough blood to the brain, leading to moyamoya disease symptoms like seizures, stroke, internal bleeding, etc.
Most commonly, moyamoya disease affects children in East Asian countries like Japan, China, and Korea due to genetic factors and is rarely seen in other countries. However, it may also occur in adults. It significantly affects your cognitive function, leading to developmental issues or even disability.
Moyamoya Syndrome is when the cause of changes in blood arteries in the brain are due to known genetic syndromes or pre-existing conditions. These include Sickle Cell disease, Sneddon’s syndrome, Down syndrome, Graves’ disease, Fibromuscular dysplasia, Atherosclerosis, and more.
Children and adults with Moyamoya disease may experience the following symptoms, commonly triggered after exercise, strenuous activities, crying, coughing, or a fever:
Since it is a progressive disorder, moyamoya disease symptoms may worsen over time without proper medication and care.
The main cause of Moyamoya disease is unknown. It could be inherited, due to genetic reasons, or simply occur randomly.
Research has revealed that changes or mutations in the RNF213 gene could be one of the reasons moyamoya disease occurs. This gene is responsible for producing a protein that helps develop blood vessels.
Some children or middle-aged adults may get this condition due to other medical conditions such as:
If the cause of the disease is linked to other genetic or acquired conditions, it is termed as Moyamoya Syndrome.
Moyamoya is a chronic disease that can be fatal or cause serious brain damage if not treated on time. Hence, diagnosing the disease as early as possible and starting medication to control the symptoms is important. Your doctor may check your medical history, conduct a physical examination, and recommend some tests.
Moyamoya can be diagnosed through the following imaging tests:
Homeopathy takes a natural, holistic approach to treating Moyamoya disease as it aims to balance your mental, physical, and emotional well-being.
Depending on your symptoms, homeopathic medicines are effective in controlling seizures, strokes, and clotting of blood. Moreover, it also supports immune function, bone health, and overall vitality.
Homeopathic medicines are 100% safe and natural with no side effects, making them a perfect option for those who cannot tolerate regular medicines.
Along with this, you must be well-hydrated, have a healthy diet, and avoid hyperventilation caused by rigorous exercises, crying, exertive activities, deep inhalations due to eating spicy foods, etc. Remember, Moyamoya is a progressive disease, hence without treatment and medication, it may get worse with time, especially in children.
Moyamoya is a rare condition that affects nearly one person in one million people in the US, generally children at the average age of 7. However, adults may get it too in their 30s or 40s.
Moyamoya is more common in Asian countries like Japan, China, and Korea. Girls are twice as likely to get it than boys.
Bilateral moyamoya disease is more common where both sides of the brain are affected. Whereas, the disease on one side of the brain is called Unilateral Moyamoya disease and it is extremely rare.
Most complications from Moyamoya disease occur due to ischemic attacks or haemorrhagic strokes such as vision problems, paralysis, seizures, loss of speech, cognitive delays, involuntary jerks, etc.
Without medication and surgery, most patients may have multiple strokes and cognitive decline due to progressive blockage of blood vessels.
PMRI is dedicated to offering exceptional healthcare services to patients with years of expertise in Homeopathic medicinal treatment. A team of highly skilled and knowledgeable doctors and state-of-the-art facilities are available to provide personalized treatment to patients, especially those suffering from neurological disorders.
With more than 20 years of experience in the homeopathic line of treatment, the doctors at PMRI provide the best and most innovative medical care to patients.
If you are experiencing any of the symptoms listed above, book an Online Consultation with us from anywhere across the world. Our expert Homeopathic Doctor will review your case and suggest the essential treatment course based on your unique symptoms.
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I have a family member who stroked R CVA, L hemiparesis. 33 yr male.
What post hospitalization homeopathic tx’s available? Didn’t smoke didn’t drink good exercises
Thank you for sharing. Homeopathy can support recovery after stroke, especially for improving strength, mobility, and nerve function. Every case is different, so a detailed consultation will help me suggest the right remedies. I’d be happy to guide you further—please feel free to connect for a one-on-one consult.