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Question #19833
120 days ago
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How to reduce body ache - #19833

Sowmya

Last year I was suffered a lot from ankle and lower back pain due to chicken gunya. But I got virechana treatment after that my metabolism become very much weak So now days I can't walk properly also, too much of foot pain, back pain, can't do daily activities, wrist pain etc Now days I am suffering from constipation also, now am 40 please help me

Age: 4
Chronic illnesses: Chronic disease
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Hello Sowmya, I'm sorry to hear you're still facing challenges after your chikungunya illness and virechana treatment. In Ayurveda, the weakness in metabolism (Agni) and ongoing pain in your joints could be related to imbalances in the Vata dosha, which governs movement and flexibility. Virechana treatment, while beneficial for detoxifying, can sometimes leave the body in a weakened state, especially if the digestive fire (Agni) is compromised. The joint pain, constipation, and difficulty in daily activities may stem from a combination of weak digestion and increased Vata. To support recovery, a gentle Ayurvedic approach that focuses on balancing Vata and improving Agni is important. Herbs like Triphala (for digestion), Ashwagandha (for strength), and Mahanarayan oil (for joint pain) could help. Have you had any recent tests or assessments related to your liver function, vitamin deficiencies, or joint health? How is your sleep, stress, and appetite, as these are crucial in managing your recovery?
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Hello Sowmya Your symptoms suggest post-viral arthritis and weakness due to chikungunya, along with a weakened digestive system after Virechana. This requires deep nourishment, joint strengthening, and digestive balance. Ayurvedic Treatment & Remedies 1• Dashmool Kwath – 20 ml with warm water twice daily 2• Trayodashang Guggulu – 1 tablet twice daily before food with warm water 3• Peedantak Vati – 1 tablet twice daily after food for pain relief. 4• Mahanarayan Oil Massage – Warm oil massage on joints, ankles, and back 5• Avipattikar Churna – ½ tsp with water before meals to strengthen metabolism. 6• Aloe Vera Juice -1tsp with warm water in the morning to cleanse the digestive system. • Eat warm, nourishing foods like khichdi, soups, and ghee for strength. • Avoid raw, cold, and heavy foods that slow down digestion. • Drink cumin-fennel-ginger tea after meals to boost metabolism. • Practice gentle yoga like Bhujangasana (Cobra pose) and Pawanmuktasana (Wind-relieving pose) to improve mobility. • Soak feet in warm salt water daily to relieve foot pain.
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It sounds like you're dealing with quite a bit of discomfort, but Ayurveda does offer ways to ease your body ache and related concerns. The lingering pain from chikungunya can be challenging, but let's see how we can begin to alleviate this through Ayurveda's lens. Firstly, your symptoms suggest Vata imbalance—Vata could've been aggravated due to the illness and is manifesting through joint and muscle pain, as well as constipation. We'll need to focus on balancing Vata while gently strengthening your digestive fire or Agni, as it might be weak now after virechana. Start your day with a lukewarm glass of water mixed with lemon and a pinch of ginger root powder. This can help stimulate your digestion and may aid the constipation issue. Upping your intake of warm, moist, and lightly spiced foods can be helpful. Avoid cold, dry, and raw foods for a while; they could aggravate Vata and worsen your symptoms. Consider consuming a concoction of 1/2 teaspoon of whole cumin and fennel seeds boiled in a cup of water. Sip this post meals to soothe your digestive tract and balance Agni. For the body aches, try an oil massage with warm sesame oil, focusing on areas that are more pained. This can help in grounding Vata and providing some relief. You might wanna wrap your feet and back with a warm cloth after massage, keeping that warmth intact a bit longer. Gentle yoga, emphasis on gentle, like child's pose and cat-cow, can gradually mobilize the joints without overstraining. Even short sessions can be beneficial. Just listen to your body, no need to push it. If something hurts, let it be. Maybe rest it more today. Since chikungunya weakened your system, try 1/4 teaspoon of Ashwagandha powder, mixed in warm milk once daily; it's revered for boosting strength but again, if you have concerns about particular supplements, it'd be great to chat with an Ayurvedic practitioner. They'd give personal tailored recommendations. Oh, and keep hydrated. But avoid excess caffeine or sodas. Water it is. Staying regular with sleep is another, try hitting that hay and awakening at the same time. Builds routine, and your body loves that stuff. Given the severity of your symptoms, if you notice any signs getting intense or different, reaching out to a local healthcare provider is important. It's crucial to keep an eye out for unexpected changes.
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