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In a move that has sent shock waves in the medical community, the government has brought out a notification that will allow Ayurveda doctors to be trained and legally allowed to perform a variety of general surgical, ENT, ophthalmology, ortho and dental procedures. The notification dated November 19 listed the procedures that will be included in the PG training of Ayurveda doctors by amending the Indian Medicine Central Council (Post Graduate Ayurveda Education) Regulations, 2016. It stated that the amendments were being made with the sanction of the central government. During the period of study, post-graduate scholars of Shalya tantra (general surgery) and Shalakya tantra (surgeries of the ear, nose, throat, head and eye) will be practically trained to perform various surgical procedures independently. General surgical procedures include amputation of gangrene, skin grafting, laparotomy (opening up of the abdomen), many advanced gastro-intestinal surgeries. Under Shalakya tantra they will be trained to do fairly advanced ophthalmic surgeries such as iris prolapse surgery, squint surgery, cataract surgeries of all kinds. "General surgery is a part and parcel of modern medical science which cannot be mainstreamed with ayurveda. Introducing training modules to the postgraduate curriculum of ayurvedic studies leading to titles such as MS (Ayurved) can potentially disrupt and jeopardise the basic standards of care and safety of patients," said Dr P Raghu Ram, president of the Association of Surgeons of India.

'Nod for Ayurveda doctors to do surgeries', Times of India

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Nurse-turned-patient done with surgery :-)

Tumblr mobile keeps eating my longer posts with a pic so I'm just going to make this a text post :-) I made it through surgery!!! Am doing so much better than I expected. Got pain but it's fine even though I've skipped opiates (can make another health problem worse). Walked and ate already. Will go home tomorrow :-). I'm medically complex and this could've been a nightmare. But the care team has taken such good care, and made things smooth. The anesthesiologist especially. If it weren't for his hard work, consideration, and patience, I'd have relapsed with another condition because my body can't handle many normal anesthetic drugs. Knocking out a redhead without benzodiazepines and extremely limited opiates is not easy, yet he did it without complaint. When I first woke up (I remember everything up to right before and right after because no benzo) I was groggy but could tell I hadn't relapsed. Anergic fatigue hits like a sledgehammer. It was fine. I just said to the anesthesiologist, in groggy-voice "thank you thank you" I also expressed amazement that I could breathe and when I touched my stomach there was no mass. My family and friends have been amazing support. I appreciate the kindness of everyone :-).