Badi bawaseer key symptoms hone ki - #19901

Hi Ali,

Can you describe if you experience pain, itching, or bleeding around the anal area? Do you also face any digestive issues like bloating or difficulty passing stools? Have you noticed any changes in your urine color or frequency?

Based on your condition, it’s important to focus on balancing Pitta dosha and supporting digestion. Start your day with warm water and a pinch of turmeric to support overall digestion and reduce inflammation naturally.

Aapka creatinine kitna hai recently?? Aur aapka Kay complaints hai?

Understanding the discomfort you’re experiencing with badi bawaseer (large hemorrhoids) is important to finding how Ayurveda can provide relief. The symptoms you’re noticing, like irregular bowel evacuation, are common in piles and often linked to issues with vata dosha imbalance, which can slow down digestion and lead to constipation. Your concern about impacting the liver and kidneys is quite valid, especially since you mentioned liver heat and slightly elevated creatinine levels.

To support your symptoms without stressing the liver or kidneys, consider integrating these natural Ayurvedic remedies into your routine. Firstly, try Triphala churna, which is a gentle herbal laxative known for its amazing abilities to support digestion and elimination without any harsh effects. Simply mix 1 teaspoon in warm water and drink it before going to bed. It’s mild yet effective for regulating bowel movements.

To cool the liver, you can consume Guduchi (also known as Giloy). Its detoxifying properties help control pitta dosha heat and may aid liver function. You can find Guduchi capsules easily and take them as per the instructions on the package, usually about 500mg twice a day after meals.

Furthermore, enhance your diet with fiber-rich foods such as whole grains like barley and fruits like pomegranate, which are not only nutritious but also aid digestion. Ensure to drink plenty of water too, about 8-10 glasses a day, to stay hydrated and support kidney function.

Practicing yoga poses like Pawanmuktasana and Vajrasana after meals can boost digestive health and reduce constipation, allowing for smoother bowel movements. Breathing exercises like Anulom-Vilom also can help balance your doshas generally.

However, if symptoms persist or worsen, it’s crucial to consult a healthcare provider without delay, as Ayurvedic remedies should complement, not substitute, professional medical advice, considering your liver and kidney concerns.