Internal piles - #19174

Hello there, Internal piles (hemorrhoids) can cause burning, discomfort, and rectal uneasiness, especially if the anal region is irritated or if digestion is weak. Do you experience mucus in stool, itching, or bleeding? Have you tried stool softeners or fiber supplements? To reduce burning and strengthen veins—— , take Arshoghni Vati (1 tablet twice daily) and Syp Abhayarishta (2 tsp with warm water after meals) for smooth bowel movements. Apply Jatyadi Taila or Pilex ointment externally for relief. Sitz baths with Triphala Kwath can reduce irritation. Since your stool is loose, focus on digestive health—avoid cold, fermented foods, and eat warm, fiber-rich meals. If symptoms persist, Kshar Sutra therapy from an Ayurvedic doctor may be needed. Let me know if there's rectal bleeding or persistent discomfort for further guidance.

Ah, dealing with internal piles can be quite uncomfortable, right? But let me dive into Ayurveda's wisdom and see what we can do here. Sounds like you've got some pitta imbalance going on, causing that burning sensation and discomfort. Loose stools might be indicating that your agni (digestive fire) is out of whack too. First off, let's tackle the diet. You mention you're avoiding spicy food, which is great! Keep it up, but also think about including more cooling and soothing foods. Try adding things like buttermilk, aloe vera juice, and leafy greens. Coconut water can be super helpful, sip on that whenever you feel that burning starts. In Ayurvedic terms, we're also looking at sluggish digestion. You might wanna try taking triphala churna - that’s a mix of three fruits that help balance digestion. Simply mix half a teaspoon with warm water before bed. It'll help regularize your bowel movements too. Let's talk lifestyle a bit. Avoid sitting for too long, as it might add pressure. If you have to sit, elevate your feet a little with a small stool - it helps. Consider doing daily, gentle walks to stimulate your digestive system. Take breaks often if standing causes discomfort. For external application, you can use a warm sitz bath with neem or turmeric once a day. They’re both known for their anti-inflammatory properties and can bring some relief. Of course, it’s crucial to listen to your doctor. If you notice any bleeding or severe pain, don’t delay in contacting them. Ayurveda's all about balance, and your body knows best. We want to complement whatever your doc recommended, not work against it. You're on the way to feeling better, just stick with these routines and let me know how you're doing. Always be gentle with yourself and give it time.