I have chronic pain in my legs , upper foot outer side and at the lower back and tail bone.also swellings and inflammations all over the bodyit is permanent .and I am obese but my weight is not reducing - #19829

Hi, Can you describe where exactly you feel pain most often (back, legs, or elsewhere), and if it gets worse at specific times or after certain activities? Also, have you noticed any changes in your appetite, sleep, or mood recently? Improving your energy might involve a combination of gentle exercises, diet, and lifestyle changes, alongside proper treatment for pain relief.

Dashamoola kwatha 100 gms Sarvakalpa kwatha 100 gms Both mix together take 1 tsp with 400 mL of water boil until it reduces to 100 mL filter it and drink on empty stomach twice daily before food Tab.Trayodashang guggulu 1 tab twice daily after food with lukewarm water If pain persists go for mri spine And before starting medicine Once check the following CBC,s.creat,LFT,ECG,Thyroid profile

The situation you're describing, with chronic pain and lack of energy, can be challenging to deal with, especially when it limits mobility. Seems like your Vata and Kapha doshas might be imbalanced, according to Ayurveda. The Vata could be increasing pain and stiffness, while Kapha may be contributing to the heaviness and weight issues. Firstly, keep up with the gentle yoga. Even if it's hard, it's better to adapt than stop completely. Shorter, frequent sessions might be more manageable. Focus on Asanas like Cat-Cow, Forward Bend, and gentle twists that can help with pain and also promote circulation. For diet, consider warm, nourishing foods to balance Vata, like soups and stews. Avoid cold and heavy foods that can aggravate Kapha. Start your day with warm water and lemon, it aids digestion and weight. Use spices like ginger, turmeric, and black pepper, they’re good for digestion and inflammation. Don't underestimate the power of regular routine; try to wake and sleep at same time daily. Sleep helps to rejuvenate both body and mind. Avoiding screen time before bed could give better rest. For your back pain specifically, an Ayurvedic massage with warm oil like Mahanarayan oil might help, done just before bath. It can soothe the pain and nourish tissues. And oh, mind your mind! Stress can worsen your symptoms, so consider pranayama or meditation daily, even for a few minutes. Breathing exercises can bring a bit of energy back and also peace. Finally, I suggest consulting with a healthcare professional to rule out any underlying conditions, especially for your energy and weight issues. These recommendations might not be a substitute but can support well-being alongside other treatments.