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78 days ago
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sebastian

iam experiencing sleepiness ,having tired, headache, loose motions , burning sensation in urine after taking ayurvedic medicines ,what should i do? doctor say there are side effects of ayurved medicines

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: avascular necrosis of femur head, urine infection.taking meds
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It is depends on which medicine, dose and for how much time span you are taking? Kindly discuss with your Ayurvedic consultant

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77 days ago
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Mention the details about medicine

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If you are feeling that because of medication you are feeling uncomfortable then stop it for some time

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It's concerning to hear that you've been experiencing these symptoms after taking Ayurvedic medicines. Although Ayurveda is generally safe when practiced correctly, side effects can occur if the medicines are not tailored to your specific constitution (prakriti) or if there's incorrect use. First and foremost, given the combination of symptoms—such as headache, loose motions, and burning urination—it's important to stop the medication you suspect may be causing these issues immediately. Consult with the Ayurveda practitioner who prescribed the treatment to discuss your symptoms. If these symptoms evolve or intensify, it's crucial to seek immediate medical care. For your current condition, let's focus on your Agni (digestive fire) and a possible imbalance in Pitta dosha, which could be contributing to these reactions. Here are a few things you could do: 1. **Diet Adjustments:** Temporarily simplify your diet. Incorporate cooling and easily digestible foods like rice, moong dal and buttermilk. Avoid spicy, oily, and heavy foods, which can aggravate Pitta and digestive upset. Drink coconut water, it can soothe the burning sensation while helping maintain dehydration in case of loose motions. 2. **Hydration:** Stay adequately hydrated. You might add a pinch of cumin or coriander seeds to your water or steep them for a weak tea - they're calming and supportive for digestion and can help ease the symptoms like headache. 3. **Rest & Sleep:** Ensure proper rest, try to establish a consistent sleep schedule. However, if sleepiness is persisting, it might be wise to observe your body's natural rhythms and allow more rest as necessary. 4. **Burning Sensation Relief:** For burning during urination, Amla or Triphala might be beneficial. They help cool and balance the Pitta, reducing inflammation, but it’s important to confirm any new supplement with a healthcare provider or your Ayurvedic doctor, to prevent further irritation. 5. **Consultation & Monitoring:** It’s crucial to re-discuss your treatment plan with your Ayurveda physician, confirming that any medicines are correctly aligned with your current state of health. Adjustments or a complete re-evaluation might be needed. Please remember, Ayurveda is a holistic approach and should always be personalized and supervised by a qualified professional. If there are any signs of severe dehydration, persistent pain, or worsening condition, prioritize a visit to a healthcare facility. It's better to ensure safety before pursuing further Ayurvedic treatments in such circumstances.

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