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Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #1251
213 days ago
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Abrar soudagar

Feeling heavy gas bloating need to go washroom for 2 to 3 times uncomfortable feeling feeling heaveaness in stomach

Age: 29
Chronic illnesses: GERD
Stomach
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If you’re experiencing gas, bloating, and a heavy feeling in the stomach, especially with GERD, it can be quite uncomfortable. To find quick relief, try sipping warm water or ginger tea, as both can help ease digestion and reduce gas. Chewing fennel seeds may also aid in relieving bloating. A gentle walk can help stimulate digestion, and a light abdominal massage may help release trapped gas. It’s best to avoid gas-producing foods like beans and carbonated drinks, and opt for smaller, more frequent meals to ease the strain on your stomach. If these symptoms persist or become severe, consult your doctor, as they may be connected to your GERD and require adjustments to your treatment plan. Adding probiotics and avoiding known trigger foods can also help manage symptoms and promote long-term digestive health.
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Alright, dealing with heavy gas, bloating and frequent bathroom trips can be really uncomfortable. Based on your symptoms, it sounds like an imbalance in the Vata dosha, which is responsible for movement throughout the body, including in the digestive tract. Let's tackle this with some Ayurvedic insights! First off, diet is key. Start by looking at what you're eating—avoid foods that are known to be 'Vata-aggravating.' These include cold foods, raw veggies and beans. Try favoring warm, cooked foods instead, like stews and soups. Including spices like ginger, cumin, and fennel in your meals can help ignite your digestive fire, or agni. They’ll ease the feeling of heaviness and reduce gas. Oh, and sip on hot water throughout the day; it's like a gentle internal flush. Next, your routine can make a big difference. Stick to regular meal times, and try not to skip meals. Eating late at night can worsen bloating. It's also wise to slow down when you eat—enjoy each bite. You might find reclining in Vajrasana for 5-10 minutes post-meal aids digestion too. Also, yoga might become your best friend here. Gentle stretches, like Pawanmuktasana (wind-relieving pose!), can ease your abdominal discomfort. Pro-tip: daily deep breathing exercises, like Anulom Vilom, to soothe Vata. It could take time to see results, think days, not hours. And listen, if things don’t improve or get worse, definitely reach out to a doctor or an Ayurveda specialist who could provide more hands-on help. Lastly, manage stress. It's easier said than done, but meditation or even a simple evening walk can make a huge difference. Stress gets your Vata all riled up too. I hope these steps bring you some comfort! Take one thing at a time, make tweaks where you can, and give your body some grace.

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