how to stop vomiting sensation - #18179
Doctor, I’ve been dealing with a persistent vomiting sensation for the past few days, and it’s really starting to affect my daily life. At first, I thought it was just a temporary feeling, but it’s been lingering for longer than I expected. I’ve tried taking over-the-counter medications for nausea, but they don’t seem to be giving me much relief. The feeling comes in waves, especially when I eat, and sometimes it happens when I’m not eating anything at all. I’ve also noticed that I feel extremely fatigued and lightheaded, which only makes the vomiting sensation worse. I’m trying to understand what might be causing this nausea. Could it be something related to my digestive system, like acid reflux or indigestion? I’ve also heard that stress can trigger nausea, and I’ve been feeling quite anxious lately with work pressures. I wonder if emotional stress could be contributing to this feeling. In Ayurveda, I know that Agni (digestive fire) plays an essential role in digestion, and if it’s weak, it can cause a variety of digestive issues, including nausea. Could an imbalance in Pitta dosha lead to vomiting sensation? If so, what Ayurvedic remedies can help balance Pitta and support healthy digestion? I’ve read that Amla, Triphala, and Ginger are great for digestion—would they help with the nausea I’m experiencing? I’m also wondering about lifestyle habits—should I eat smaller meals or avoid certain foods, like spicy or oily ones, to ease the sensation? I’ve heard that drinking warm water with lemon can be soothing for nausea—do you think this would help, or is there another remedy I should try? I’d really like to manage this vomiting sensation naturally with Ayurvedic practices, so any suggestions or guidance you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
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