prolapse - #19685
how can you correct a prolapse and the recovery time . Also how the area now feels dry after I had a surgery to remove my appendix there sometimes it's also itchy what happened how can I get this corrected
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To better understand your condition and suggest appropriate Ayurvedic remedies, I need some additional details. What type of prolapse are you experiencing (uterine, rectal, or bladder prolapse)? Have you been diagnosed through medical examination or imaging? Do you have symptoms like pressure, discomfort, or difficulty with urination or bowel movements? Since you have diabetes, is your blood sugar well-controlled? Regarding the dryness and itching post-appendix surgery, do you notice any redness, irritation, or discharge? Have you used any medications or creams for relief? Your digestion, hydration, and pelvic floor strength also influence recovery.
1.Shatavari Powder (1/2 tsp with warm milk at night) 2Ashwagandha (1 capsule twice daily) 3.Triphala Churna (½ tsp at night with warm water) – 4.Dashmool Kwath (15 mL twice daily) Do kegel exercises Avoid lifting heavy things Can apply virgin coconut oil or alovera gel local application
Hello Sherilyn, What prolapse are you talking about?
Alright, so you’re dealing with prolapse and some post-surgery discomfort. First things first, prolapse can vary quite a bit, so it’s kinda important to know what type you’re experiencing. Is it uterine, rectal, something else? The approach in Ayurveda would center on strengthening the pelvic muscles, improving digestive fire (agni), and balancing the doshas—especially Vata dosha which can be out of whack with prolapse issues.
Pelvic exercises, similar to Kegels, will be handy for strengthening those muscles. Do these regularly, like 10-15 reps twice a day. Try adding Moolabandha, an asana-focused tightening exercise, to your routine. Also, consider consuming a diet that supports Vata balance—warm, cooked foods, and staying hydrated. Things like sesame oil massage around the area could also be useful for lubrication and balance.
Now, about that dryness and itchiness, post-appendix surgery: it could be several things. Sometimes, surgical areas can get dry and lead to irritation. Keep the area well-moisturized with a natural oil like almond or coconut oil—apply them gently two times a day. Also, drink enough fluids, avoiding caffeine or alcohol as they can dehydrate you.
Oh, and let’s not forget the pesky itch. You might wanna try Tulsi or even a tiny bit of neem oil—natural anti-inflammatory agents could help relieve symptoms. Just dab a small amount to test for any sensitivity.
However, if it’s persistent or gets worse, don’t hesitate to reach out to a healthcare professional for personalized advice because they can give a direct assessment which is kinda hard to do online. Recovery times will depend on how well you’re responding, but give your body a few weeks to notice significant changes. Hang in there and trust in small, consistent steps!

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