Health - #19863

If you have too much of stomach pain it’s better to go for u/s scan and routine tests We need to know the cause of stomach pain then u can advice you more precisely

Hi,

I’m sorry to hear about the pain you’re experiencing. Can you describe the type of stomach pain—whether it’s cramping, bloating, or sharp pain? Do you also have any digestive issues like constipation, acidity, or nausea?

In Ayurveda, digestive issues are often linked to an imbalance in Agni (digestive fire) and Vata dosha. To help improve digestion and alleviate stomach pain, consider:

Triphala – Helps balance the digestive system and relieve constipation.

Ajwain (Carom seeds) – Reduces bloating and gas.

Ginger – Supports digestion and relieves nausea and pain.

Ashwagandha – To reduce stress, which may also affect digestion.

Ensure you’re consuming warm, easy-to-digest foods and staying hydrated. Managing stress through meditation or yoga can also support healing.

When experiencing persistent stomach pain, it’s essential to understand that while Ayurveda can provide support, certain situations necessitate immediate medical attention. Severe or unusual pain sometimes might be a sign of a condition that needs urgent care — like ulcers, infections or appendicitis. It’s crucial to visit a healthcare professional to rule out serious issues. If you’re facing financial challenges, consider seeking community health centers or programs offering medical support at a reduced cost or free. Prioritize this as soon as possible.

From an Ayurvedic perspective, we can explore ways to support your digestive health. First, pay attention to your diet. Any hot, spicy, or heavily processed foods can irritate the stomach. Opt for simple, home-cooked meals, and consider including foods like rice, lentils, and steamed vegetables, which are light on the stomach.

Drinking warm water throughout the day can also help soothe the digestive tract. Consider sipping on ginger tea; ginger has natural anti-inflammatory properties that can aid digestion. Brew fresh ginger root in hot water, and have this once or twice a day. Also, include a small amount of ghee in your meals; it helps lubricate the digestive system and improve overall assimilation of foods.

Look at your daily routine and try to incorporate relaxation methods like deep breathing or light stretching to help reduce stress, since stress has a strong impact on digestion. Ensure you’re getting sufficient rest, because healing and strengthen immunity relies on proper sleep.

Avoid skipping meals—have them at regular intervals that suit you best. Chew your food slowly and properly, listening to your body’s cues. This can prevent overloading your digestive fire, or ‘Agni’ in Ayurvedic terms, which can lead to imbalance.

Please, do not let natural treatments delay seeking out professional help, especially under circumstances that require it urgently. Combining Ayurvedic practices with proper medical advice is often the best path to healing.