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Questions about General Medicine

Metronidazole Syrup

30 days ago

3 answers

A few weeks ago, I had severe diarrhea, stomach cramps, and nausea, and my doctor prescribed Metronidazole syrup for the infection. I was told that it helps kill bacteria and parasites in the stomach. Initially, after taking it for a couple of days, my symptoms started improving, but then I noticed some side effects like a metallic taste in my mouth, dizziness, and occasional nausea. I completed the full course of Metronidazole syrup as prescribed, but now I feel like my digestion has changed. I often experience bloating, mild stomach discomfort, and loss of appetite. Could this be because of the antibiotic affecting my gut bacteria? I read that Metronidazole can disturb the natural gut flora, leading to weaker digestion and stomach sensitivity. Now, I am looking for natural ways to restore my digestion after taking Metronidazole syrup. Are there Ayurvedic herbs or probiotics that can help balance my gut bacteria and improve digestion? I’ve heard that Triphala, Buttermilk, and Amla are good for the stomach—should I try these? Another concern I have is whether there are natural alternatives to Metronidazole syrup for treating stomach infections. I frequently get stomach infections, bloating, and loose stools, and I don’t want to keep relying on antibiotics. Are there Ayurvedic herbs that work like Metronidazole syrup but without the side effects? Doctor, I need your advice on how to restore my gut health after taking Metronidazole syrup. Also, if I get another stomach infection, what natural remedies or Ayurvedic treatments can I take instead of antibiotics? Please suggest a long-term digestive health plan that prevents stomach infections naturally.

Dr Sujal Patil

30 days ago

4.88

Metronidazole is a strong antibiotic used to treat bacterial and parasitic infections, but as you’ve experienced, it can disrupt gut flora, leading to bloating, stomach discomfort, and a weakened digestive system. This happens because antibiotics kill both harmful and beneficial bacteria, upsetting the balance of gut microbiota. To restore digestion naturally, the focus should be on rebuilding gut flora, strengthening digestion (Agni), and preventing further infections.

To restore gut health after Metronidazole, Ayurveda recommends probiotic-rich foods like buttermilk (Takra) with a pinch of roasted cumin and rock salt, which helps replenish beneficial bacteria. Amla (Indian gooseberry) juice or powder can improve digestion and detoxify the gut. Triphala (a blend of Amla, Haritaki, and Bibhitaki) is excellent for balancing digestion and improving bowel movements—taking Triphala churna with warm water at night can help. Drinking a tea made from ginger, fennel, and coriander soothes the stomach and reduces bloating.

For natural alternatives to Metronidazole, Ayurvedic herbs like Kutaj (Holarrhena antidysenterica), Bilva (Bael fruit), and Pippali (long pepper) have strong antimicrobial properties and help treat infections without harming gut flora. Kutajarishta (a fermented tonic) is particularly effective for bacterial and parasitic infections. Turmeric with black pepper acts as a natural antibiotic. To prevent frequent infections, focus on improving gut immunity by eating fiber-rich, home-cooked meals, avoiding excess sugar and processed foods, and practicing mindful eating. If your digestion remains weak, consider Panchakarma detox therapy (like Virechana) to cleanse the intestines

HPD: Can Ayurveda Help Manage Its Symptoms Naturally?

42 days ago

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For the past couple of years, I’ve been dealing with what my doctor recently diagnosed as HPD (Histrionic Personality Disorder). It’s been a tough journey, and it was actually a relief to finally have a name for what I’ve been going through. I often find myself feeling misunderstood and overly emotional in social situations, seeking attention in ways that I sometimes regret later. My relationships have suffered because of these behaviors, and I’ve had trouble feeling secure in my identity, constantly seeking validation from others. Although I’ve had therapy and medications prescribed in the past, I still feel like I haven’t fully tackled the root of my issues. The emotional swings are exhausting, and I sometimes get caught up in needing constant reassurance from friends or family, which makes me feel even worse afterward. The HPD diagnosis helped me understand some of my patterns, but I’m looking for a more holistic approach to managing it. I’ve read about HPD symptoms being linked to imbalances in the mind, and I’m wondering if Ayurveda could provide some natural methods for calming my emotional highs and lows. I’ve heard about Ayurvedic treatments that work with balancing the doshas, and I’m curious to know how they might help with managing HPD. I’ve read that emotional imbalances are often linked to a particular dosha, but I’m unsure whether I would be more Vata, Pitta, or Kapha based on my symptoms. Do any of these doshas have a significant role in the development of HPD? Could addressing this imbalance help reduce some of the impulsivity and emotional neediness I experience, which are common in HPD? My lifestyle isn’t great either—I work long hours, don’t eat as well as I should, and haven’t been consistent with exercise. I know these habits don’t help, but I sometimes find it hard to make positive changes because of how anxious and overwhelmed I feel. Would Ayurveda recommend specific routines, foods, or herbs to help me balance my energy and mood in a way that would support my emotional well-being? I’ve also been wondering if any Ayurvedic herbs like Ashwagandha or Brahmi could help me with anxiety or impulsivity, two major parts of my life that I feel like I can’t escape. I don’t want to rely solely on conventional treatments like medication anymore. Can Ayurveda offer support for HPD that will help me find emotional stability and reduce the overwhelming need for external validation? I’d love to hear about any Ayurvedic approaches that could help me tackle HPD in a way that feels more integrated and natural to my mind and body, rather than just focusing on suppressing the symptoms with medicine or therapy. How can I use Ayurvedic principles to promote long-term mental clarity, reduce emotional reactivity, and find healthier ways to manage the deeper causes of HPD?

Dr. Harsha Joy

41 days ago

4.82

Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) is often rooted in emotional instability, a need for external validation, and a struggle with self-identity, which can be influenced by imbalances in the doshas, particularly Vata and Pitta. Vata imbalances are linked to anxiety, restlessness, and emotional swings, while Pitta imbalances can contribute to impulsivity and intensity in emotional reactions. Ayurveda seeks to restore harmony to the mind and body by balancing these doshas. For Vata imbalance, grounding practices, regular routines, and foods that are warm, nourishing, and hydrating (like soups, cooked vegetables, and whole grains) can calm emotional fluctuations. For Pitta, cooling and calming herbs like Brahmi and Ashwagandha can soothe irritability and impulsivity, while meditation and deep breathing exercises help cultivate emotional stability. Regular self-care practices like Abhyanga (oil massage) with calming oils (such as sesame or coconut oil), along with yoga postures that help ground and center the body, can be incredibly helpful. In addition, Ayurvedic philosophy encourages mindfulness and self-reflection, which can aid in cultivating a stronger sense of self and reducing the constant need for external validation. Ayurveda also advocates for improving overall lifestyle habits, such as getting enough rest, reducing overstimulation, and practicing stress-reduction techniques to help promote long-term mental clarity and emotional balance. Incorporating these principles into your routine, along with therapy and medication, may provide a holistic approach to managing HPD, addressing both the emotional symptoms and the deeper causes that contribute to them.

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How to cure iron deficiency

172 days ago

2 answers

How to cure non anemic iron deficiency, due to I have donated blood multiple times now suffering from non anemic iron deficiency

Dr Sujal Patil

172 days ago

4.88

Hello Rashmi, what are your hemoglobin levels and Iron levels? 
In Ayurveda, non-anemic iron deficiency is often linked to poor digestion (Agni) and the body's inability to absorb nutrients effectively. To address this, Ayurveda focuses on improving digestion and enhancing iron absorption through herbal remedies and dietary changes. Lohasava (15 ml twice after meals) and Punarnava Mandur (2 tabs after meals, twice) are recommended to boost iron levels and support digestion, while Triphala, Shatavari, and Ashwagandha help improve nutrient absorption and overall vitality. A diet rich in iron, including foods like beetroot, pomegranate, spinach, sesame seeds, and dates, is advised. Cooking in iron utensils and avoiding tea, coffee, and dairy with meals can further enhance iron absorption. Strengthening digestion with warm, easy-to-digest meals and spices like ginger, cumin, and black pepper is essential. Incorporating regular physical activity and pranayama (e.g., Bhastrika or Kapalbhati) can also improve metabolism and iron uptake, providing a holistic approach to treating non-anemic iron deficiency.

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Testosterone Booster for betterment of hair, beard and skin

41 days ago

2 answers

Namaste Doctor, I am 27 years old and facing the following issues: Premature graying of hair. Patchy beard growth (very thin and uneven). Fair skin, but it doesn’t look clear and healthy. I would like to understand the underlying cause from an Ayurvedic perspective and get recommendations for medicines, diet, and lifestyle changes to improve these issues naturally. Could you please suggest Ayurvedic remedies, herbs, or treatments that can help? Thank you.

Dr. Harsha Joy

38 days ago

4.82

Namaste,  

Premature graying of hair, patchy beard growth, and lack of skin clarity are often linked to aggravated pitta and vata doshas in Ayurveda. Excess pitta (heat) can weaken hair pigmentation, while vata imbalance affects hair and skin nourishment. Poor digestion (agni), stress, and nutritional deficiencies also play a role.  

For natural improvement, include Amla, Bhringraj, and Yashtimadhu in your routine. Apply Bhringraj or Neelibhringadi oil to your scalp and beard, and massage with Brahmi oil to reduce stress. Take Narasimha Rasayana or Chyawanprash for internal nourishment. A pitta-pacifying diet with ghee, fresh fruits, soaked almonds, and sesame seeds will help. Avoid excessive spicy, fried, and processed foods. Staying hydrated and managing stress through yoga or meditation will support overall health. Regular abhyanga (oil massage) and pranayama can further enhance skin and hair vitality.

Where Can I Find the Best Ayurveda Treatment in Bangalore for Chronic Health Issues?

61 days ago

1 answers

I have been experiencing digestive problems, joint pain, and stress, and I want to try Ayurveda treatment in Bangalore for long-term healing rather than just symptom-based treatments. However, I am unsure which Ayurvedic center provides authentic treatments with experienced doctors and customized therapy plans. Some of the therapies I am interested in include Panchakarma detox, Abhyanga massage, herbal treatments, and dietary consultations. But how do I know which Ayurveda treatment in Bangalore is best for my health condition? Do these centers also offer treatments for diabetes, weight loss, or hormonal imbalances? If anyone has undergone Ayurveda treatment in Bangalore, please share your experience. Which clinic provided the best results? How effective was the treatment for your health issue, and did the improvements last?

Dr. Harsha Joy

61 days ago

4.82

To find the best Ayurvedic center in Bangalore for long-term healing, it’s essential to look for a clinic that offers personalized treatment plans based on your specific health issues, such as digestive problems, joint pain, and stress. Trusted centers should have experienced Ayurvedic doctors who provide holistic care, combining therapies like Panchakarma detox, Abhyanga (oil massage), and herbal remedies, along with dietary and lifestyle guidance tailored to your dosha type. Look for positive reviews and recommendations from people who’ve had similar health concerns, as well as centers with expertise in treating chronic conditions like diabetes, weight loss, and hormonal imbalances. Well-known Ayurvedic centers like AyurVAID Hospitals, Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala, and Sree Sankara Ayurveda are reputed for offering authentic therapies and personalized wellness programs.

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Vridhivadhika Vati Uses

112 days ago

1 answers

I recently came across Vridhivadhika Vati, an Ayurvedic formulation often recommended for hernias, hydrocele, and other abdominal or groin-related issues. I’d like to learn more about its specific uses, how it works, and whether it could help manage related symptoms. From what I understand, Vridhivadhika Vati is made from herbs like guggulu, haritaki, and shuddha parada (purified mercury), which are believed to reduce swelling, improve digestion, and balance vata and kapha doshas. How effective is it for conditions like inguinal hernia, hydrocele, or even uterine prolapse? Does it help prevent the progression of these conditions, or is it primarily for symptom relief? I’ve also read that Vridhivadhika Vati is used to manage conditions involving muscle weakness and abnormal tissue growth. Does it work for post-surgical recovery or as a preventive measure for recurrent hernias? How does it strengthen the abdominal wall and promote overall healing? Another question I have is about the dosage and duration of use. Should Vridhivadhika Vati be taken daily, and is it safe for long-term use? Are there specific dietary restrictions or exercises recommended while using this formulation to enhance its effectiveness? If anyone has used Vridhivadhika Vati for hernia, hydrocele, or related conditions, I’d love to hear your experience. Did it provide noticeable relief, and how long did it take for symptoms to improve? Did you combine it with other Ayurvedic therapies or lifestyle changes, such as yoga or abdominal strengthening exercises, for better results?

Dr. Harsha Joy

111 days ago

4.82

Vridhivadhika Vati is an Ayurvedic formulation known for its potential benefits in managing hernias, hydrocele, and other abdominal or groin-related conditions. It contains herbs like guggulu, haritaki, and shuddha parada, which are believed to reduce swelling, improve digestion, and balance Vata and Kapha doshas. This combination of herbs is thought to work by strengthening the abdominal muscles, reducing tissue inflammation, and improving overall healing, making it beneficial for conditions like inguinal hernia, hydrocele, and even uterine prolapse. While it may not completely reverse these conditions, it can help alleviate symptoms and prevent progression when used alongside other treatments. It is often used during post-surgical recovery to promote healing and may serve as a preventive measure against recurrent hernias. Typically, Vridhivadhika Vati is taken daily, but the dosage and duration should be tailored to individual needs, with a focus on maintaining a balanced diet and incorporating exercises like abdominal strengthening and yoga to improve effectiveness. Some people experience noticeable relief after consistent use, but the timeline varies. Combining the formulation with other Ayurvedic therapies, such as abdominal massages or herbal poultices, may provide additional benefits. It’s important to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice on dosage and any dietary restrictions.

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Pericoronitis

34 days ago

4 answers

A few days ago, I started feeling pain in the back of my mouth, near my wisdom tooth. At first, I thought it was just normal discomfort from my wisdom tooth growing in, but soon, the pain became worse. Now, my gums around the tooth are swollen, red, and even feel a bit warm. I also noticed a bad taste in my mouth and a slight difficulty in opening my jaw fully. After looking it up, I found out that this might be pericoronitis. From what I read, pericoronitis happens when the gum tissue around a partially erupted wisdom tooth gets inflamed, often due to trapped food or bacterial infection. Some sources say that mild cases can heal on their own, while severe ones may need surgery or antibiotics. I don’t want to take antibiotics unless absolutely necessary, so I am looking for natural ways to heal it. Doctor, can Ayurveda help in treating pericoronitis naturally? Are there specific herbal remedies or mouth rinses that can reduce swelling and kill the infection? Should I be following any particular diet to speed up healing? I have been rinsing my mouth with warm salt water, but I am not sure if that’s enough. Are there any Ayurvedic oils or herbal pastes that can help with pericoronitis? Also, how can I prevent it from coming back in the future? I want a long-term Ayurvedic solution to maintain oral health and avoid unnecessary dental procedures.

Dr. Harsha Joy

34 days ago

4.82

In Ayurveda, pericoronitis is often linked to an imbalance in the Pitta dosha, which governs inflammation and infection. To naturally address this, you can use herbal remedies like clove oil or neem oil, both known for their antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties. Rinsing your mouth with a mixture of warm water and turmeric or Triphala powder can also help reduce swelling and promote healing. Applying a paste of turmeric and sandalwood powder to the affected area can soothe the gums and reduce pain. For long-term oral health, maintaining a balanced diet with warm, nourishing foods and avoiding excessive spicy, sour, or dry foods that can aggravate Pitta is important. To prevent future issues, regular oil pulling with sesame or coconut oil can help cleanse the mouth and reduce bacterial buildup. Additionally, staying hydrated and practicing good oral hygiene can help prevent infections and maintain overall gum health.

Rec typhoid

2 days ago

100 INR (~1.18 USD)

6 answers

Hello doctors, I am 30 year old and since 4 5 years I am getting typhoid every year, I take antibiotics for 5 days with paracetamol. Why I am getting typhoid everytime? Is there any treatment in ayurveda so that I can prevent it from?

Dr. Prajakta Kulkarni

2 days ago

Hi. Kindly avoid outside food and water as typhoid transmitted through contaminated water. Increase your gut health and immunity by basti karma in nearby Ayurvedic centre.  

what is rasa dhatu in ayurveda and its importance?

141 days ago

1 answers

i’ve been reading about ayurveda and came across the term rasa dhatu. from what i understand, it’s related to nutrition and vitality, but i’m not clear on how it works. how does rasa dhatu affect overall health, and what are the signs of an imbalance? are there specific herbs or foods to strengthen rasa dhatu naturally?

Dr. Harsha Joy

130 days ago

4.82

In Ayurveda, *Rasa Dhatu* refers to the first tissue formed from digested food, often translated as "plasma" or "lymph." It plays a crucial role in nourishing the body, maintaining hydration, and supporting the vitality and strength of all other tissues. Rasa Dhatu is responsible for providing the body with essential nutrients, and an imbalance in this tissue can lead to symptoms like fatigue, weakness, dry skin, poor appetite, or digestive issues. To strengthen Rasa Dhatu, Ayurveda recommends foods that are nourishing, hydrating, and easy to digest, such as warm soups, milk, ghee, and whole grains. Herbs like *Ashwagandha*, *Shatavari*, and *Guduchi* are known to support the production and balance of Rasa Dhatu, promoting overall vitality and immunity. Regular self-care routines, proper digestion, and stress management also play key roles in maintaining this essential tissue.

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Cancer

129 days ago

1 answers

I have gone through chemo and radiation and know taking brca 2 tablets for 2 years why tablets or course do you recommend to help in less side affects and bost health and vitamins and if any from your side

Dr. Harsha Joy

128 days ago

4.82

After undergoing chemotherapy and radiation, supporting your body with the right nutrition and herbal supplements can help minimize side effects and boost overall health. Ayurveda can offer gentle remedies to restore balance, improve vitality, and promote healing. To enhance recovery and reduce the impact of the treatments, you may consider incorporating Ayurvedic herbs like Ashwagandha, which is known for its ability to support the immune system, reduce stress, and boost energy levels. Turmeric, with its powerful anti-inflammatory properties, can also help reduce the inflammation caused by chemo and radiation. Guduchi is another herb that strengthens immunity and helps detoxify the body. Triphala is great for promoting digestion, reducing toxins, and supporting the liver, which is often affected by chemotherapy and radiation.

For vitamins, supplementing with vitamin D, which is crucial for immune function, and vitamin C for its antioxidant properties may help the body repair itself and fight oxidative stress. Magnesium and zinc are also essential to support the immune system and overall energy levels.

Additionally, maintaining a balanced, nutrient-rich diet that includes plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and lean proteins can help rebuild strength. Foods rich in antioxidants like berries, green leafy vegetables, and nuts, along with healthy fats from sources like ghee, coconut oil, and avocado, will nourish and protect your body. Gentle practices like yoga, pranayama, and meditation can also help manage stress, promote relaxation, and restore energy.

As always, it is important to consult with your healthcare provider or an Ayurvedic practitioner to tailor a plan specifically for your needs, especially if you are currently taking medications like BRCA 2 tablets.

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