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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #21260
58 days ago
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Pimples and hair loss - #21260

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Hair loss badh gaye hai. I dnt know. Kaise. And skin pe chote chote pimples nikal jaate hai. Hair loss ek mahine se ho raha hai. Also I have pain near chest area wen ever I strech my self. M sensing k andar se koi nerve khich raha hai.

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: Chronic diseases as such nothing. Ha kabhi kabhi ghutne dukhte hai.
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Hair loss, sudden pimples, and chest pain when stretching are all concerns that need attention, but let's break them down one by one with an Ayurvedic perspective. Hair loss, especially if it's new, might be due to a change in your dosha balance. Specifically, an aggravated Vata dosha often leads to hair issues. Focus on a Vata pacifying diet—warm, moist, and nourishing foods like cooked vegetables, whole grains, and healthy fats. Consider including sesame oil head massage in your routine, as it's soothing and nourishes scalp, helping reduce hair fall. Try to avoid excessive drying shampoos and always use a conditioner. Stress management, through yoga or meditation, can also help as stress is a big factor in hair health. For the pimples, skin eruptions often point to excess heat (Pitta imbalance) in your body. Incorporate cooling foods such as cucumber, coriander, and bitter gourd. Applying a turmeric paste or sandalwood paste externally can soothe and reduce inflammation on the skin. Ensure you are hydrated since dehydration can worsen skin conditions. The sensation around your chest when you stretch, could possibly be muscle strain or even Vata-related issues like dryness causing stiffness. Gentle stretching and warm sesame oil massage over the chest area can be helpful. However, given that you're experiencing pain, if it persists or worsens, it's best to seek medical evaluation to rule out any serious conditions like cardiac issues. Overall, nurturing your digestive fire (Agni) is crucial. Sip on warm ginger tea before meals, and keep your meals regular. Avoid raw, cold, or fried foods which can aggravate Vata and Pitta. If any symptoms persist or significantly worsen, it's important to consult a healthcare professional. Health is a balance, and while Ayurveda can address root causes, timely medical intervention shouldn't be overlooked.

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