Severe back pain and ankle pain and legfingers joint paina continuously - #19747

Hello Mamatha,To better understand your condition, could you tell me more about the type of delivery you had (cesarean or vaginal)? Did you experience any complications during or after delivery? Are you breastfeeding, and has there been any significant change in your activity level since childbirth? How is your posture and daily routine, and do you notice any patterns with your pain, such as worse symptoms after standing or sitting for long periods? Additionally, are you experiencing any swelling or stiffness in the joints, and do you feel fatigued or stressed?

Are you a breast feeding mother?? Some medicines are contraindicated during breast feeding…once you clear I can suggest you medicines

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Sounds like you’re going through quite a bit of discomfort post-delivery. Your symptoms of back pain, ankle pain, joint aches, and those cracking sounds you mentioned, could be related to Vata imbalance. Childbirth can disturb the natural balance of doshas, especially Vata, which governs movement and is easily disturbed. But don’t worry, there are ways to help ease it.

First up, diet. Warm, oily, and grounding foods could do wonders for you. Think of khichdi made with ghee, and root veggies like sweet potatoes. Stay clear of cold, dry and raw foods 'cause they can spike Vata even more. Warm water is your best buddy – sip it throughout the day to keep things ticking nicely.

Getting some Abhyanga or self-massage with warm sesame oil might provide relief. It’s soothing and helps balance Vata. Try doing this before you shower, maybe a couple of times a week if you can. Don’t rush; treat it like a self-care ritual.

And exercise, be gentle! Not all movement is created equal. Stick to slow stretches or yoga that focus on grounding. If cracking your joints relieves pressure, do it cautiously—a balancing act of moving and resting can ease that tension.

Stress can be sneaky and make these pains more intense, so don’t skip out on rest. Meditation or some quiet evening routine might just ease your mind and your body along with it.

If symptoms persist or worsen, it’s important to consult a healthcare professional to rule out any underlying conditions. You might need personalized advice from an Ayurvedic practitioner who can take a deeper look at your Prakriti and lifestyle, or a medical evaluation to be on the safe side.

Stay relaxed and take care. Healing is a journey!