Take all above medicines with warm water only
1st of all nidanparivarjan…avoid all dairy products and oily and spicy foods… 1.kutajghan vati 1-1 after meal twice a day 2.udaramrit vati 1-1 before meal twice a day 3.kamdudha rasa 1-1 after meal twice a day 4.liv-52 1-1 after meal twice a day do yoga and pranayam
avoid spicy food and milk and milk produts take mahatikta ghurth 5 ml at empty stomch at morning take tab alsactil 2-0-2 after food dadimashtaka choorn 1 tsp 2 times day tab triphala 0-0-2 at night after food
●Rock salt - 25 grams • Roasted celery - 60 grams • Dry ginger powder - 60 grams • Big myrobalan - 150 grams This combination has been traditionally used for gas, indigestion, constipation, and gas-related disorders.Method of Preparation Dry all the above ingredients thoroughly and grind them into a fine powder in a clean grinder. Store the powder in a dry, glass bottle. ●How to consume • In summer, take half to one teaspoon with buttermilk • In winter, take with lukewarm water • Before or after meals It is considered more appropriate to take it half or three-quarters of an hour ●• Take 1 teaspoon of cumin, 1/2 teaspoon of ginger, and 1/2 teaspoon of black pepper. • Make a decoction and drink it 1-2 times a day. The cuminaldehyde in cumin stimulates gastric enzymes, making food easier to digest.
• Dasamoolajeerakarishta (450 Ml) - Kerala Ayurveda (Dasamoolajeerakarishta 450 Ml) — x2
Take these medicines 1. Kamadugdh with mouktika 2bd bf 2. Agnitundi vati 2bd bf 3. Pipplyadi asva 4. Gokshura guggul 2bdaf
Since Dairy is a confirmed tigger it should be strictly avoided and replaced by buttermilk with ginger and cumin Encourage small frequent warm meals use water boiled with jeera and dry ginger throughout the day
Namaste Thank you for choosing Ayurveda Firstly avoid heavy food as you week digestive power Have fibre rich food Practice Yogasana like sarvangasana Mandukasana Pranayma bastrika kapalabathi take Hingvachadi churnam with first bolus and ghee dadimasta kwath 10ml 1-0-1 have good sleep avoid junk food Thank you
1.Hinguvachadi gulika 1 tab twice daily with warm water before meals 2.Avipathi choornam 1 tsp twice daily with warm milk after meals 3.Mustarishta 20 ml with 20 ml water twice daily after meals Dietary Guidance— - Avoid dairy products (milk, paneer, cheese) since they worsen bloating. - Prefer light, low-fat meals: rice gruel, moong dal soup, steamed vegetables. - Use spices like cumin, ajwain, ginger in cooking to reduce gas. - Eat small, frequent meals instead of heavy dinners. - Warm water throughout the day aids digestion.
Take Liv 52 DS 1tsp-0-1tsp after food Shaddharan tablet 2-0-2 before food with warm water regards
Take light digestible foods. Avoid processed fatty fast foods Avoid wheat and wheat products. Avoid nonveg food Have buttermilk with pinch of asafoetida black salt and roasted jeera powder after lunch daily Avoid milk but buttermilk is ok.
hello sir thank you for contacting ask Ayurveda as your gall stones were removed on 2023 , your body is affected due to that. don`t worry. i want to know what medications your are taking at present you have to avoid dairy products as it is aggravating it you have to take high fiber diet drink plenty of water , butter milk eat curd , yogurt eat small feeds in frequent intervals avoid fried and cold items if your are not diabetic then fruits will be helpful. avoid afternoon sleep i will prescribe some medicines. please take it and update me if there is any improvement or not once again thank you for contacting ask ayurveda
Common complications after cholecystectomy take Kamaduda ras muktayukta 1tab bd af Pancharista 20ml bd af Shankha bashma 1tab bd af Avoid oily spicy food meat alcohol smoking Take easily digested food and fiber food
Namaste, After gallbladder removal, digestion often becomes sensitive, especially for fats, which can lead to long-term diarrhea, gas, and bloating. In elderly patients, digestion becomes even weaker, so symptoms can persist. Simple understanding: Without gallbladder, bile flow is continuous but less concentrated, so fat digestion becomes difficult. This can cause gas, bloating, loose stools earlier, and now disturbed digestion. Simple measures that may help: Avoid oily, fried, and heavy foods, as they are difficult to digest. Since dairy triggers symptoms, reduce or avoid milk and milk products for now. Take small, frequent meals instead of large meals. Include light foods like rice, moong dal, vegetable soups, soft khichdi. After meals, do light walking (5–10 minutes) to aid digestion. Avoid late-night eating, as it worsens gas and sleep disturbance. Use simple home support like jeera, ajwain, saunf water. Because sleep is getting disturbed, digestion needs to be stabilized gently and consistently. Ayurvedic medicines that may support digestion include: Hinguvachadi Gulika – traditionally used to reduce gas and improve digestion. Dhanwantharam Gulika – sometimes used to support digestion and reduce bloating. Start with low doses and observe tolerance due to age. Consult me for more advice and suggestions on the above medicines.
It sounds like you are navigating the common post-cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal) challenge where Pitta (bile) flows continuously into the digestive tract rather than being stored and released when needed. From an Ayurvedic perspective, without the “reservoir” of the gallbladder, the hot and sharp qualities of Pitta can easily aggravate the gut. The following are traditional Ayurvedic approaches for managing this “dripping” Pitta: Kamdudha Ras: Often used as a traditional “coolant” to support the neutralization of excess heat and acidity in the digestive tract. Shankh Vati: Typically used in traditional practices to support digestion (Agni) and reduce the discomfort that occurs when bile isn’t properly regulated. Why the Lifestyle Tips Matter: Limiting Heavy Foods/Dairy: Without a gallbladder, the body may struggle to emulsify large amounts of fats, leading to potential digestive discomfort. Early Dinner (Before 7 PM): Digestion slows down at night. Eating late when Pitta is naturally high can lead to potential morning acidity or “ama” (toxin) buildup, based on Ayurvedic principles. Check out Nirvaanayurved for more such cases on Instagram
Namaste, After gallbladder removal, digestion becomes sensitive, especially for fats, which can lead to long-term gas, bloating, and discomfort, particularly in elderly age. Simple understanding: Without gallbladder, fat digestion becomes weaker, leading to gas formation and bloating. Dairy intolerance in your case is also adding to the problem. Weak digestion at this age can also cause poor sleep due to abdominal discomfort. Simple measures that may help: Avoid oily, fried, heavy, and dairy foods. Take small, frequent meals instead of large meals. Eat light foods like rice, moong dal, khichdi, soups. Do 5–10 min light walking after meals. Avoid late-night eating. Use simple home remedies like jeera, ajwain, saunf water. Focus should be on gentle digestion support, not heavy medicines. Ayurvedic medicines with dose and timing: Hinguvachadi Gulika – 1 tablet, after lunch and dinner Dhanwantharam Gulika – 1 tablet, after breakfast and dinner Start with low dose and observe tolerance due to age. Consult me for more advice and suggestions on the above medicines.
Rx 1) Kutajghan vati -2 tablets twice daily after meals with buttermilk or lukewarm water 2) Hingvastak churna 1–2 g daily Advice - -Take buttermilk – daily Avoid -Oily, fried, spicy food -Heavy fats (paneer, cheese initially)
Your fathers long sleep episodes need urgent evaluation even if tests are normal This could be due to sleep disorders hormonal imbalance or a neurological issue Consult a neurologist or sleep specialist for detailed tests and keep a dairy of his sleep patterns Ensure he is safe and hydrated during these episodes
