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CRP HIGH INFLAMMATION GAS ACIDITY
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CRP HIGH INFLAMMATION GAS ACIDITY - #13828

NIMESH SHAH

CRP HIGH 85 DIVERTICULITIS INFORMATION INFECTION DIARRHEA GGGGGGGGGGGGG&GGGHGGVHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHBHBHHBHBBNNNNNNNNNNNBBBNNNNNNNNNNNBBBBBNNNNBBHBHHHBJJNNJJBHHJKHGFHKJFDFJJGDFHHGFJJJGGHJJKKKKKJHGHJJJJJ

Age: 47
Chronic illnesses: Diverticulitis
Inflammation
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Namaste Nimesh ji, Your condition suggests high inflammation (CRP 85), likely linked to diverticulitis, gas, acidity, and infection-related diarrhea. In Ayurveda, this reflects Pitta-Vata imbalance with potential Ama (toxins) accumulation. Suggested Ayurvedic Plan: Diet: Follow a light, easily digestible Pitta-pacifying diet (moong dal, rice, buttermilk). Avoid spicy, oily, and fermented foods. Drink cumin-coriander-fennel (CCF) tea for digestion and inflammation. Herbal Support: Kutajarishta: Helps with diarrhea and infection. Guduchi (Giloy): Reduces CRP and inflammation. Amla: Soothes acidity and heals the gut. Triphala at bedtime for gentle detoxification. Lifestyle: Rest well to aid recovery. Avoid stress and heavy exertion. Please consult a local Ayurveda physician for proper dosages and personalized care. Panchakarma therapies like Virechana (Purgation therapy) may be considered once inflammation subsides. Pranayam can also support healing.
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Wow, you've got a lot going on there with the high CRP levels and the digestive issues like diverticulitis and diarrhea. Let's try and break this down in a way that Ayurveda might help you manage some of these issues alongside any medical treatment you're receiving. For that infection and high CRP levels, it's important to not ignore conventional medical advice or treatments. These levels suggest inflammation and could mean an urgent infection that might need antibiotics or other medications. Always keep your doc in the loop about any natural treatments or lifestyle changes you're considering. Now thinking from an Ayurvedic angle, there's a possibility that there's a Pitta imbalance, considering the inflamation and issues in the digestive tract. Pitta governs metabolism and digestion, and when it's out of whack it can show up as fiery digestive discomfort. To cool down Pitta, consider avoiding spicy, acidic, and extremely sour foods. Aim for more cooling and soothing foods like cucumbers, melons, and cilantro. Ginger tea can be helpful for digestion but be cautious here, because excessive intake might actually aggravate Pitta. A dash of cumin or fennel on your meals could assist without heating things too much. Eating smaller, more frequent meals might be easier on the gut, too. Overloading it can worsen symptoms, so listen to ya body. And when you're feeling up to it, gentle yoga can support digestion and reduce stress, which might help ease some of the symptoms. Drinking aloe vera juice in the morning before eating anything is sometimes recommended for inflammation but, with those high CRP levels, doubt it's the right time without checking with your doc first. Balancing rest and activity is crucial, pushing too hard isn’t going to help heal. Rest as your body demands it. Keep hydrated, but don't overdo it, sipping on warm water throughout the day is better than chugging it down all at once. Stay as chill as you can and touch base with your healthcare team pronto about any concerning symptoms, especially the infection competes priority in this situation.
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