I want some basic details regarding your health concern like your age your main complaints or symptoms n recent any diagnosis blood reports ? How is your digestion/ appetite/ sleep / bowel and bladder habit ? Once you share the above details, I can understand your prakriti and can guide you more precisely
I will be better if you could provide us with the following info
1 what is your age? 2 Do you feel any symptoms like joint pain or irregular bowel/low appetite 3 Any past medical history 4 Any medications you are taking currently?
If you want to assess your body type according to ayurveda
You can try identifying your Prakriti (Body Constitution):
Vata dominant: Thin, dry skin, quick thinker, irregular digestion, anxiety.
Pitta dominant: Warm body, sharp intellect, prone to anger, acidity, hair thinning.
Kapha dominant: Heavier build, calm nature, tendency for laziness or mucus issues.
Hope you found this helpful 😊
KINDLY CLARIFY WHAT YOU WANT TO ASK EXACTLY WHAT IS HAPPENING TO YOUR BODY
Consult near by ayurvedic physician is best for you…
Hi Kindly discuss the health issues you are facing.
Hello Health issues if you have any you can mention here. Ayurveda consultants here will guide you how to reduce your health problems., and lead healthy life
It seems like your question is a bit unclear, and I’m not able to understand your specific concern or health-related query. If you’re looking to identify your health concerns using Ayurveda, please provide some details about your symptoms, lifestyle, and any specific aspects of your health you’re worried about. This information will help offer insights or recommendations based on Ayurvedic principles. If this is not related to a health or medical question, I must refrain from providing advice and recommend you consult a professional in the relevant field. Feel free to clarify your question and we can proceed from there.
To identify your health concerns, start by observing your symptoms and how they fit within the framework of ayurvedic principles, like the balance of doshas. Assess if there’s dominance of vata, pitta, or kapha by recognizing signs like dryness and anxiety (vata), heat and anger (pitta), or heaviness and lethargy (kapha). Figuring out which dosha is out of balance can help us figure out the root causes of your health problems.
Then, consider your agni, or digestive fire, as it plays a crucial role in maintaining overall health. Weak agni can lead to various conditions due to improper digestion and metabolism. Identify symptoms such as bloating, indigestion, or irregular appetite, which indicate an imbalance in agni. Working on strengthening your agni can improve your symptoms significantly.
You should also evaluate your daily routine and diet. Ayurveda emphasizes aligning your lifestyle with natural rhythms and maintaining a diet suitable for your dosha type. Make adjustments to include more fresh, whole foods and regular meal times. For instance, if pitta is imbalanced, include cooling foods like cucumber and coconut while avoiding spicy and fried foods.
Seek practical steps that include herbal formulas and remedies specific to your condition. If you’re noticing severe or persistent symptoms that do not improve with initial lifestyle changes, it’s wise to consult a professional ayurvedic practitioner or a medical doctor for further evaluation. This integrated approach not only addresses the symptoms but revitalizes the whole system.



