Sometimes htn medicines may cause swelling in feet Just check what medicines you are taking Swelling of feet might be due to many reasons, you have to go for routine investigations As of now gfr is good
Take this medications regularly 1. Punarvasavam 30ml-0-30ml before breakfast and dinner 2. Neeri kft 15ml-0- 15ml after breakfast and dinner
GFR is in normal range for your age Group If urination is proper no need to worry Swelling can reflect due to over body wt. And other vataj vyaadhis Also if ur profession is of more travelling or standing this may cause swelling. Diet to be followed - Less salt intake, 1.Dhaniya + sauf water(soaking overnight and drinking in morning ) will help in BP issue and swelling 2.Methi seeds soaked overnight and then eating empty stomach will also help Follow this and if further consultation required u can mail me on
Going to proper diagnosis rft lft lipid profile test karwaiye
Please avoid Potato tea coffee and pottasium rich diet Rx Syrup Neeri KFT kit Please continue for 20 days for better results
Hello Please avoid potato, tea, coffee and pottasium rich diet Rx Syrup Neeri KFT kit For best results continue for 20 days
Shilajit satva 1 drop twice in a cup of milk Gokshuradi guggul 2-0-0 after breakfast with water Prasham 0-0-2 at bedtime with water
A GFR of 68 is indicative of reduced kidney function, falling into the range that marks mild kidney damage. Considering your symptoms, like pain and swelling in the feet, its understandable to be concerned about your kidneys. With high blood pressure and high cholesterol for the past 15 yrs, there indeed could be some impact on your kidneys over time, as they are closely linked to the cardiovascular system.
First of all, it’s critical to discuss with your healthcare provider about these symptoms, as they might require immediate attention. A nephrologist could provide valuable insights into the extent of any kidney imbalance. Meanwhile, Ayurveda can serve as a supportive role in managing and potentially improving kidney function through dietary and lifestyle adjustments.
From an Ayurvedic standpoint, balancing your doshas, especially Vata and Kapha, can be beneficial given the edema and pain which are symptomatic of their imbalance. Begin by focusing on your diet; reduce intake of salty and spicy foods which can aggravate these doshas. Incorporate foods that are easily digestible, such as cooked vegetables, soups, and shedrow mung dal – these are all gentle on the kidneys.
Herbs like Punarnava and Gokshura are known in Ayurveda for supporting kidney health and reducing swelling. They can be taken in the form of a supplement or decoction, ideally after consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner to ensure suitability given your existing medications.
Be mindful with your daily water intake. It’s a tricky balance because while hydration is vital, excess water can exacerbate swelling. Warm water can help with digestion and may aid in managing Vata.
In terms of lifestyle, gentle morning walks or yoga can help improve circulation and aid in managing blood pressure and cholesterol — though make sure to pace yourself and avoid stress to the joints and muscles.
Again, these steps are supportive; engaging with your medical doctor for regular check-ups and monitoring your blood pressure, cholesterol, and kidney function is absolutely indispensable to manage your symptoms effectively and safely.
