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I have stomach pain and stomach bloating problem
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Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #20987
59 days ago
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I have stomach pain and stomach bloating problem - #20987

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How can I change my daily routine to avoid this ,even I don't have dinner after 7pm also I don't consume oily or outside food. I am a working women and usually leave my house at 6:30 so don't have tym for exercise

Age: 43
Chronic illnesses: No
"pain
Siltoamch ache "
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Tel me more about 1. Bowel Habits: • Can you tell me about your bowel habits? (e.g., frequency, consistency, any constipation or diarrhea) 2. Sleep Pattern: • How is your sleep pattern? (e.g., hours of sleep, quality, any difficulty falling or staying asleep) 3. Dietary Habits: • Do you consume bakery products regularly? • Do you eat non-vegetarian food? If yes, how frequently? • Do you eat street food? If yes, how often? 4. Weight: • What is your current weight? • Has there been any recent weight gain or loss? 5. Work Nature: • What is the nature of your work? (e.g., sedentary, active, stressful, shift-based)
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You are already making good with your health. for bloating and pain take the following herbal preparation: Mix roasted fennel seeds and roasted cumin seeds+ in equal quantities and grind them into a fine powder. Add ½ teaspoon of this powder to a cup of water. Boil the mixture, then allow it to cool. Consume it early in the morning on an empty stomach and after meals for best results.

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Sukumar gritha two spoons with warm milk two times a day Hinguwastka churna one spoon with warm water before bed time

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Stomach pain and bloating often ties to digestion issues, which can be a result of irregular agni (digestive fire) or an imbalance in doshas. Based on the information you provided, let's dive into some practical suggestions from Ayurveda you might find useful. First, considering your morning schedule, you could try beginning your day with a glass of warm water with lemon, which is great for stimulating digestion and cleansing your system. If possible, add a small slice of fresh ginger as well, it helps pacify Vata and can aid digestion. Throughout the day, aim for small, regular meals instead of large ones. Stick to warm, freshly cooked, simple meals that are easy to digest. Oats, rice or lightly spiced lentils could be good choices. It’s crucial to chew your food thoroughly, as digestion starts in the mouth. Even if time is tight, avoid rushing through meals. Staying hydrated supports digestion too, so try sipping warm water or herbal teas like ginger or fennel throughout the day. They help reduce bloating and soothe your gut. Since exercise is challenging in your routine, consider short walks during breaks or lunch. A 10-minute brisk walk can be enough to encourage proper digestion. Alternatively, deep breathing or a few minutes of pranayama may be beneficial for maintaining energy and reducing stress, which often impacts digestion. Finally, observe your body’s signals. Keep track of which foods or behaviors (like eating habits) might trigger discomfort. A brief nightly reflection on your body's responses can be insightful. If symptoms persist, it might be good to consult an Ayurvedic practitioner directly so they can evaluate your specific constitution and suggest tailored remedies or treatments. Always prioritize your health and consult healthcare professionals when necessary!

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