SRI.HEMANT KUMAR KARNA 

This gentleman, originally from Jharkhand and currently residing in the United Kingdom, visited our center after being diagnosed with mitral valve stenosis. Clinical examination revealed a cardiac murmur, and he also reported a history of rheumatic fever in early childhood that had not been adequately treated.

A 3D Cardiovascular Cartography (3D CCG) test showed that the mitral valve orifice had narrowed to 1.84 sq. cm—well below the normal range. The patient subsequently underwent Panchakarma therapy twice, as part of a comprehensive Ayurvedic treatment plan.

His lipoprotein (a), an important cardiac risk factor, was markedly elevated at 72 prior to beginning Panchakarma treatment. After completing a 14-day Panchakarma procedure, his lipoprotein (a) level was rechecked and found to have dropped to 17—well within the normal range. This remarkable improvement highlights the significance of the detoxification process, Panchakarma, in the management of cardiac diseases.

Follow-up scans demonstrated that the valve area had returned to normal dimensions, indicating successful reconstruction. The most recent evaluation confirmed that this improvement has been well maintained, reflecting the lasting effectiveness of the therapy.