Ayurveda doctors can now perform general surgery like their allopathic counterparts. 

In a recent notification issued by the government of India, Ayurvedic doctors will now be trained to perform surgery alongside ENT, ophthalmology, ortho, and dental procedures.

The notification amended the Indian Medicine Central Council (Post Graduate Ayurveda Education) Regulations, 2016.

As such, now post-graduate Ayurveda students will be taught Shalya tantra (general surgery) and Shalakya tantra that is the surgeries of the ear, nose, throat, head and eye practically. 

They will now be taught procedures including amputation of gangrene, skin grafting, laparotomy (opening of the abdomen) and other gastro-intestinal surgeries, and advanced ophthalmic surgeries such as iris prolapse surgery, squint surgery, cataract surgeries.

However, the president of the Central Council of Indian Medicine said that such surgeries have been going on in Ayurveda for over 25 years and the notification is merely to clarify that it is legal.

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Tarrytown, NY, Oct. 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ENT and Allergy Associates, LLP (ENTA) is fully committed to increasing the number of superb specialists on its roster as the clinical needs of its patients throughout New York and New Jersey continue to expand. ENTA is delighted to announce that Dr. Sayani Niyogi has agreed to join its Woodbridge, NJ office, located at 485 Route 1 South, Building B, Suite 350 as of February 1, 2021.

This follows on the heels of ENTA’s most recent announcement that it will be expanding the current Woodbridge, NJ clinical site, which is expected to be completed in the Fall, 2020. The office will include a total of 14 exam rooms, 2 audiology booths, and a full complement of Allergy treatment rooms for on-site testing and injections, and many other advantages.

Dr. Niyogi is a seasoned ENT who has been practicing in North Jersey for the past five years.  Dr. Niyogi has experience in all routine ENT procedures, and will be seeing adult and pediatric patients. She graduated cum laude from Harvard University, earned her Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, and completed her Internship and Chief Residency at St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ. Dr. Niyogi is certified by the American Osteopathic Board of Otolaryngology, and a member of both the American Academy of Otolaryngology and the American Osteopathic Colleges of Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology.

In Woodbridge, Dr. Niyogi will join a team of esteemed colleagues, including otolaryngologists Carl A. Mazzara, MD, Vishvesh M. Mehta, MD, FACS, Stuart Ort, MD, Deborah F. Rosin, MD, allergist Shaan M. Waqar, MD, and audiologists Anum Hassan, AuD, CCCA, and Deborah Himel, ScD, CCC-A.

Robert Glazer, CEO of ENTA commented, “We are extremely delighted Dr. Niyogi joined our Practice. She brings stellar credentials to our team in Woodbridge and her addition enhances the quality of care offered at our Woodbridge clinical site.”

Dr. Robert Green, President of ENTA remarked, “It is always great to be able to find someone with Dr. Niyogi’s track record of patient-centric accomplishments, and it is exciting to be able to bring them on board.  Dr. Niyogi is a highly qualified physician and brings additional, specialized expertise to our Practice. We welcome her with open arms.”

Dr. Vishvesh Mehta, ENTA partner, commented “The addition of Dr. Niyogi is valuable in so many ways, from her medical experience and expertise to her deep knowledge of the communities we serve.  We are absolutely delighted she has chosen to join us.”

To learn more about the benefits of ENT and Allergy Associates, or to conveniently find an ENT or Allergy doctor and then easily book an appointment at the nearest New York or New Jersey location, please visit www.entandallergy.com or call 1-855-ENTA-DOC.

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LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) – National Health Statistics show that ear, nose and throat disorders remain some of the top reasons kids visit the doctors. For one Lincoln mom, she and her 4-year-old daughter know this far too well.

Emorie Quakenbush is just like any other 4-year-old girl. She loves watching “Frozen” and “Peppa Pig” and eating chicken nuggets. What’s separating her from the rest is that she’s already undergone five surgeries. Hopefully her surgery in October of this year will be her last.

When Hailee Quakenbush first had Emorie, she was born as a healthy little girl at six pounds, five ounces and no complications.

It was only months after that when her mom started noticing a few things. Emorie began pulling at her ears, wouldn’t eat, couldn’t sleep and always had red, watery eyes.

After countless doctor’s visits, being told Emorie just had ear infections and antibiotic after antibiotic, nothing seemed to work. That was until Emorie was finally referred to an otolaryngologist, commonly known as an ENT.

At two and a half years old, Emorie had tubes put in her ears multiple times and had her tonsils taken out. By the time she was three years old, she had undergone four different surgeries.

Emorie’s mom says it’s hard, but she knows it’s all to help her daughter. “After a surgery and a few days, she’s back to my daughter. She’s happy, and she wants to play. She’s eating, and I’m not wiping snot off of her nose every five minutes,” said Quakenbush.

From bulging ear drums, to excessive drainage, Emorie’s ENT says it’s a good thing her mom got her in when she did.

Sleepless nights and surgery after surgery have been challenges for this mother-daughter duo, but Quakenbush says there’s one thing that keeps her going. “Faith. God has been a huge part of helping me and working me through this. I just pray, and I’m like, ‘Please give me the strength.’ We got this. We’re going to do this,” Quakenbush told 10/11 NOW.

As Quakenbush did, Lincoln ENT, Dr. Aaron Robinson at CHI Health ENT Nebraska suggests parents get on top of these issues early on. It may help your child have a more normal development and may avoid future possible issues or surgeries.

You may have seen your child experience some issues similar to Emorie, such as hearing issues, chronic ear infections, even snoring. Dr. Robinson says another thing to look out for, especially in younger children, is speech delay. In these cases, he says see a professional as soon as you can.

Like in Emorie’s case, Dr. Robinson says the best options for kids experiencing ear, nose and throat issues are antibiotics and in worse cases, it’s surgery.

Before these become options Dr. Robinson feels like your best bet to avoiding complications in your child is to get referred to a specialist as soon as you can.

Children with these chronic issues can sometimes develop behavioral issues like having a tough time in school or even wetting the bed at older ages. Dr. Robinson tells 10/11 that’s why getting an appointment for your child in these cases is so important.

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