It sounds like you’ve been having a tough time dealing with this pain and discomfort. Let’s see if we can untangle things a bit. Your abdominal pain and the issues with esophagus that’ve been ongoing could be deeply connected to your digestive fire, or agni, as per Ayurveda. It’s possible there’s an imbalance in the Pitta dosha, which often happens when there’s too much heat or acidity in the body, affecting digestion and other vital processes.
Eosinophilic esophagitis, which seems to be indicated by your high eosinophil count, can often arise from reactions to certain foods or allergens. In Ayurveda, this condition could be interpreted as an aggravated Pitta or Kapha imbalance. I’d suggest starting with an elimination diet—slowly cutting out known triggers (like dairy, gluten, or nuts) from your meals to see if symptoms improve. It’d be important to add cooling and soothing foods to your diet as well, such as cucumbers, cilantro, mint, as they can help balance excess heat and inflammation.
Increasing your water intake will also be beneficial to support kidney function since your creatinine and uric acid levels are high. Lukewarm water with a dash of lemon might help flush out any excess Ama (toxins) that’s been building up. Also, consider taking Triphala, an Ayurvedic blend, in the evening. It supports digestion and usually won’t interfere with urate metabolism, but double-check with your doctor.
Find ways to minimize stress, like practicing slow breathing exercises every day. Sometimes, stress can aggravate stomach issues leading to more discomfort.
Given your creatinine levels, it’s key you see a healthcare professional regularly to ensure your kidneys are functioning properly. This isn’t something to delay, it;s all about managing this wisely.
