Gastrointestinal Disorders Online Ayurvedic Consultation
Experience the healing power of Ayurveda in treating digestive and gastrointestinal issues through our online consultations. Our Ayurvedic specialists provide holistic treatments for a wide range of gastrointestinal disorders using time-tested Ayurvedic medicines and therapies. Our platform connects you with experienced Ayurvedic practitioners who respond promptly in real-time. They can assist with conditions such as acid reflux (GERD), irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), constipation, diarrhea, indigestion (dyspepsia), peptic ulcers, bloating and gas, inflammatory bowel diseases (Crohn’s disease, ulcerative colitis), liver disorders, gallstones. You can consult an Ayurvedic practitioner confidentially and urgently. Early consultation can help address serious conditions and improve your digestive health. We offer both paid and free consultations for individuals experiencing abdominal pain or discomfort, nausea or vomiting, loss of appetite, irregular bowel movements, heartburn or acid reflux, bloating or excessive gas, sudden weight loss or gain. If you prefer the comfort of your home or seek an independent opinion, our seasoned Ayurvedic practitioners are ready to provide quick, anonymous answers without requiring site registration. Ask your questions and receive expert guidance from an Ayurvedic specialist online today.
Questions about Gastrointestinal Disorders
Pitta In Ayurveda
I’ve recently started looking into Ayurveda to address some ongoing health issues I’ve been dealing with for a while now. I have constant digestive issues like heartburn, bloating, and occasional skin breakouts. After doing some research, I believe I might have an imbalance in my Pitta dosha. I’m familiar with the idea that Pitta in Ayurveda is associated with heat, digestion, and metabolism, but I’m still trying to understand what this really means for me and how to balance it. Over the past few months, I’ve been feeling more irritable than usual, especially when things don’t go as planned. I get overheated quickly, whether I’m out in the sun or just stressed, and I often experience flare-ups of acidity or stomach discomfort after meals. I know Pitta in Ayurveda is linked to excess heat in the body, but can someone explain how this excess heat translates to physical symptoms like the ones I’m experiencing? Could it also be affecting my emotions, making me feel more angry or frustrated than normal? I also have a tendency to feel quite competitive and driven, especially at work. I know that Pitta in Ayurveda is associated with qualities of ambition, leadership, and mental sharpness, which I definitely experience. But I’ve read that too much Pitta can make someone overly focused or even aggressive. Is there a way to balance these qualities without suppressing my natural drive? How can I manage the intense emotions that come with an overactive Pitta dosha, like irritability or impatience, while still maintaining my energy and motivation? Another area where I’m noticing the effects of Pitta is in my skin. I often have flare-ups of acne, particularly on my face and back. I’ve read that Pitta in Ayurveda plays a role in the health of the skin, and I’m wondering if my breakouts are a direct result of this imbalance. What are some Ayurvedic remedies for Pitta in Ayurveda related to the skin, and are there specific foods or treatments that can help reduce the inflammation and heat that seem to trigger these breakouts? I’ve also heard about the importance of diet in balancing Pitta dosha. I love spicy foods, but I’ve been told that this could be aggravating my Pitta imbalance. Should I completely eliminate spicy foods from my diet, or can I eat them in moderation? What foods should I be focusing on to help cool my body and balance the heat from excess Pitta? Are there any specific herbs or drinks that can help with this balance? I’m especially interested in natural ways to incorporate these remedies into my daily routine. Finally, I’ve been trying to reduce stress, but I’m still unsure about the best practices for managing Pitta through my lifestyle. What are some Ayurvedic tips for someone like me, with excess Pitta, to stay calm and focused without letting stress or frustration get the best of me? Are there specific exercises or practices in Ayurveda that can help cool down my Pitta and promote a more balanced state of mind?
I have migraine
I have migraine from past 10 yrs how to rectify taking lot of painkiller .during periods get headpain back neck shoulders also pain
How do I restore my intestines back to new and have normal bowel movement with hard stool not diarrhea
Every time I eat my bowels , immediately,start rumbling and I pass out the very food I ate,with a foul smell and it's foamy too. How do I restore my normal bowel movement? Thank you for your help in advance.
Discomfort in stomach after meals
I’m experiencing digestive discomfort after meals. How can Ayurveda help regulate my digestive health? Are there particular spices or food combinations that I should focus on?
Liver parenchymal disease
early liver parenchymal. USG shows mildly coarsened ecotexure with no ascites. LFT within normal range. age 49, female, non diabetic. 51 kg, 150 cm. non alcoholic
Does Ayurvedic Medicine Work
I’ve been dealing with recurring health issues for years, like digestion problems, fatigue, and skin rashes, and nothing I’ve tried in modern medicine has really fixed the root cause. A friend suggested I look into Ayurveda, but I’m honestly skeptical and wondering does Ayurvedic medicine work? For example, I’ve been told that my gut issues might be connected to something called Agni in Ayurveda, which is related to digestive fire. But how does Ayurvedic medicine actually address something like this? Does it really work to solve long-term issues, or does it just provide temporary relief like most medicines? I’ve also read that Ayurvedic treatments are based on doshas Vata, Pitta, and Kapha and that imbalances in these doshas are the root cause of diseases. If that’s true, does Ayurvedic medicine work for all dosha types, or is it more effective for certain imbalances? Another concern I have is how long it takes to see results. Modern medicine usually works quickly, but I’ve heard Ayurvedic treatments can take weeks or even months. If I try Ayurvedic remedies, how will I know if it’s working or if I should move on to something else? I’m also curious about the types of medicines used in Ayurveda, like herbal powders, oils, and decoctions. Does Ayurvedic medicine work better for specific conditions, like chronic illnesses, versus short-term symptoms like a cold? For example, would it be effective for stress-related skin flare-ups, or is it more for internal health problems? does Ayurvedic medicine work for real-life issues, and how do you determine the right course of action? Did you have to follow a strict diet or lifestyle changes alongside the medicine, and was it worth it? Lastly, are there any risks involved? I’m worried about side effects or the potential for mixing Ayurvedic remedies with medications I’m already taking. How can I be sure the treatment is safe and effective?
what is an enema
I recently came across the term enema, and I want to understand what is an enema, its uses, and whether Ayurveda has its own enema therapy for detoxification and gut health. From what I read, an enema is a liquid solution inserted into the rectum to help with constipation, detoxification, and colon cleansing. It is commonly used in modern medicine for bowel cleansing before medical procedures, but I also found that Ayurveda has its own enema therapy known as Basti. I sometimes experience bloating, sluggish digestion, and irregular bowel movements—could these be signs that I need a natural cleansing therapy? Does Ayurveda classify chronic constipation or bowel toxicity as a Vata imbalance, and how does it recommend treating this issue? Additionally, I want to know whether diet and hydration play a role in gut health and detoxification. I consume a lot of dairy and refined carbohydrates, and I have read that these can cause sluggish digestion—could this be affecting my bowel function? Does Ayurveda recommend specific foods, herbs, or digestive tonics that can help with natural bowel regulation? I have heard that Triphala, Castor oil, and Aloe Vera juice are beneficial for colon cleansing and gut detox—would these work as a natural alternative to enemas? Are there any Ayurvedic Basti therapies that are safe for regular detoxification? Since I want to improve my gut health naturally, I am looking for Ayurvedic approaches to detoxify the colon, prevent constipation, and promote digestive balance. Please provide detailed Ayurvedic insights on what is an enema, its benefits, and natural alternatives for colon health using herbs, diet, and Ayurvedic therapies.
Dr Karma Ayurveda
I recently came across Dr Karma Ayurveda while searching for natural treatments for kidney issues. My father has been dealing with chronic kidney disease, and we’re trying to avoid dialysis for as long as possible. I’ve read that Dr Karma Ayurveda specializes in herbal treatments for kidney problems, but I’m not sure how effective they are. Do their treatments really help improve kidney function naturally, or is it more of a maintenance approach? My father’s creatinine and urea levels are high, and he feels tired all the time. If anyone has tried Dr Karma Ayurveda, I’d love to know if it helped reduce such symptoms. One concern I have is whether their treatments are entirely herbal and free from side effects. Many allopathic medicines come with risks, so we’re looking for something safe and long-term. Does Dr Karma Ayurveda provide detailed guidance on diet and lifestyle along with the medicines? I’m also curious about the cost. Are the treatments from Dr Karma Ayurveda affordable, or do they end up being too expensive in the long run? If anyone has recommendations or tips on what to expect during their consultation process, that would be really helpful. Looking forward to hearing about real experiences with Dr Karma Ayurveda, especially for chronic conditions like kidney disease.
Pain in hole body
How much time it takes to heal if a person have stomach and spine tuberculosis both how much time it takes to gain weight
Gastroschisis
My nephew was born with gastroschisis, and my family is really worried about his future health. The doctors did surgery right after birth, and they keep telling us that we need to be patient, but we don’t fully understand everything. Since you’re an Ayurvedic doctor, I want to ask if there’s anything natural that can help with his healing process. From what we were told, gastroschisis means his intestines developed outside his belly while he was in the womb. The doctors put everything back in and closed his abdomen, but they said digestion issues are common in gastroschisis babies. He’s on IV fluids because his intestines are not working yet. They told my cousin that it might take days or even weeks before he can start digesting milk. Is there anything in Ayurveda that could support his digestion once he starts eating? Can gastroschisis affect how his gut develops in the long run? One thing that really worries us is that the doctors mentioned problems with nutrient absorption. If gastroschisis causes trouble with absorbing nutrients, does that mean he’ll have lifelong digestion problems? In Ayurveda, is there a way to strengthen the gut from an early age? My cousin is scared that he’ll always have a weak stomach and struggle with food. We have also heard that gastroschisis babies are at risk of infections because of the intestine exposure at birth. Are there any Ayurvedic herbs that can help with healing after gastroschisis surgery? Something to prevent infections and support his immune system? Of course, we don’t want to use anything that could be harmful to a baby, but we are open to gentle Ayurvedic remedies that can help him recover. Once he starts eating, should we avoid certain foods? Are there foods that can help with digestion and nutrient absorption after gastroschisis? Does Ayurveda recommend anything specific for gut healing in infants? My cousin plans to breastfeed him, but if he has trouble digesting breast milk, what should we do? Another thing we’re confused about is whether gastroschisis can cause long-term gut imbalance. Some people say babies with gastroschisis often have food intolerances or sensitive stomachs as they grow. Is there anything in Ayurveda that can help prevent digestive problems from developing later in life? We don’t want to wait until he gets older to start helping his gut. We want to make sure he has the best chance at a healthy life, and since modern medicine doesn’t have many answers beyond surgery, we were hoping Ayurveda could offer some additional support. What would you recommend for a baby recovering from gastroschisis? How can we make sure his digestion is strong and healthy as he grows?
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