Post wipple surgery GIT disturbed - #19365

Hello Mr Masood, Your symptoms indicate weak digestion due to the removal of part of your pancreas and duodenum, leading to improper digestion of food, bloating, and gas. Have you noticed specific foods worsening your symptoms? How are your blood sugar levels fluctuating with insulin? Ayurveda suggests supporting digestion with Avipattikar Churna (1/2 tsp before meals) and Triphala Churna (1 tsp at bedtime). Taking Jeerakarishta (2 tsp after meals) may also help with bloating and gas. For energy and ED, Ashwagandha Lehyam (1 tsp daily) and Shilajit Rasayana can be beneficial. Apply warm Mahanarayan Taila over your ribs for pain relief. Avoid heavy, oily, and cold foods, and eat small, frequent meals for better digestion. Let me know if your fatigue worsens after insulin or meals.

Namaste Masood ji, I appreciate you reaching out and sharing your concerns. Since you have undergone Whipple surgery, your body has adapted to significant digestive changes due to the removal of the gallbladder, part of the pancreas, and duodenum. Your symptoms—bloating, gas, indigestion, post-meal pain, fatigue, and insulin-dependent diabetes—suggest that your digestive Agni (metabolic fire) is weak, and Vata and Pitta imbalances may be causing discomfort. Before guiding you with an Ayurvedic approach, I’d like to understand a few more details When was whipple surgery performed?? Do certain foods trigger more bloating and gas than others? How many meals do you eat per day, and at what times? Do you experience constipation or loose stools? How severe is the left rib pain after eating? Is it sharp, dull, or cramping? Do you feel extreme tiredness after meals, or is it constant throughout the day? Has your blood sugar been stable with insulin? Do you experience numbness/tingling in your limbs? Have you noticed any weight loss or muscle weakness recently? Looking forward to your response, and we’ll take this step by step for long-term relief.