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I have Allergy to Cosmetics

208 days ago

500 INR (~5.88 USD)

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Every time I put cream or makeup on my face, my skin become red and itchy. Last month, I try new foundation, and my face looks like tomato! I go to many doctors, but they don’t help me. I stop using all cosmetics, but my skin still feel bad. I also try natural products, but they also make me react. Can you please tell me if there are ayurvedic solutions for "allergy to cosmetics"? How can I heal my skin and feel normal

Dr. Ayush Varma

207 days ago

4.93

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your experience. I understand how frustrating it must be to deal with these reactions, especially when so many products only seem to make things worse. From an Ayurvedic perspective, your symptoms—such as redness, itching, and skin sensitivity—are likely signs of an imbalance in the Pitta dosha, which governs heat and inflammation in the body. When Pitta becomes aggravated, it can make your skin especially reactive to external products, even natural ones.

Here are a few steps that may help bring balance and soothe your skin:

	1.	Cooling Herbal Remedies: Since redness and itching indicate excess Pitta, cooling herbs like aloe vera and sandalwood can help. Applying fresh aloe vera gel directly to the skin may provide relief and help calm inflammation.
	2.	Dietary Adjustments: Ayurveda suggests reducing spicy, sour, and acidic foods, as they can increase Pitta and trigger skin sensitivity. Opting for more cooling, hydrating foods, like cucumber, watermelon, and leafy greens, can support your skin from the inside.
	3.	Simple Skincare Routine: Try using minimal, non-irritating products, and avoid heavy or complex formulations. Plain coconut oil can sometimes act as a gentle moisturizer for sensitive skin; however, test it on a small patch first, as each skin type is unique.
	4.	Detoxification: Ayurvedic detox practices, such as gentle herbal teas or specific cleansing programs, can help eliminate toxins that may contribute to skin irritation.

I recommend consulting with an Ayurvedic practitioner who can assess your individual constitution and guide you through a personalized approach to balance Pitta and support your skin’s healing.

Feel free to reach out if you have more questions, and I hope these steps bring you relief soon.

Digestive Issues After Eating Wrong Food Combos? Ayurveda Advice Needed

167 days ago

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I’m having such weird digestion problems lately... I thought I was eating healthy (smoothies, fruits, veggies), but now my stomach feels heavy & bloated almost all the time. I was reading online that certain food combinations can be harmful, like mixing milk with fruits or eating yogurt at night (which I do all the time!). I’ve been having banana smoothies with milk every morning, and I’ve just learned it’s a ‘wrong food combination’ according to Ayurveda? 😳 Could this be why I’m always feeling so sluggish and gassy after breakfast?? Also, sometimes I eat leftovers cold straight from the fridge (I know... it's bad 😬). Is that also against Ayurvedic principles? I’m confused about which combos are safe and which can mess up digestion. Would love some advice on what to avoid and how to balance my meals better, so I don’t feel like this anymore...

Dr. Harsha Joy

156 days ago

4.82

In Ayurveda, proper digestion (Agni) is key to overall health, and food combinations play a significant role in maintaining digestive balance. Mixing milk with fruits like bananas is considered a harmful combination because it can create a heavy, difficult-to-digest mixture that leads to bloating, sluggishness, and gas. This combination is thought to disrupt the digestive fire, as milk and fruit have different digestion times and qualities. Eating cold, leftover food is also generally discouraged in Ayurveda, as it is believed to impair digestion by lowering the Agni (digestive fire). It’s better to consume freshly cooked meals, ideally warm, to support proper digestion. To improve digestion, focus on light, warm, and easily digestible meals, and avoid heavy or incompatible food combinations. For example, try eating fruits separately, and avoid mixing dairy with sour or acidic foods like yogurt and fruit. A balanced meal of whole grains, vegetables, and healthy fats, eaten in moderation, can support your digestive health and prevent bloating and sluggishness. Additionally, drinking warm water throughout the day can help stimulate digestion.

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What Are Mustard Oil for Pooja Uses?

110 days ago

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I’ve often seen mustard oil being used in traditional rituals and religious ceremonies, but I’m not entirely sure why. I’m curious to know: What are mustard oil for pooja uses? From what I understand, mustard oil is often used in oil lamps during poojas and other spiritual practices. It’s said to have a unique significance because of its purity and ability to purify the surroundings. Does the use of mustard oil in a diya hold any specific meaning in religious texts or traditions? Why is it preferred over other oils like ghee or sesame oil? I’ve also heard that mustard oil is believed to ward off negative energies and bring positivity into the home. Is there any particular way to prepare the oil or the lamp for these benefits? For example, should the diya be placed in specific directions or lit during specific times for the best results? Another thing I’m curious about is whether mustard oil has any practical benefits when used in pooja. Some people say it burns longer and produces less smoke compared to other oils, making it a good choice for rituals. Is this true, or is the choice of mustard oil purely based on tradition? Lastly, are there different types of mustard oil available for pooja, and does it matter which one is used? For instance, is cold-pressed mustard oil considered more auspicious or effective than refined versions? If anyone regularly uses mustard oil for pooja, I’d love to hear about your experiences and any tips you might have for enhancing its spiritual benefits.

Dr Sujal Patil

109 days ago

4.88

Mustard oil is commonly used in poojas for its purity and spiritual significance. It is believed to purify the surroundings and attract positive energy. In many traditions, mustard oil is preferred over other oils like ghee or sesame oil due to its strong, pungent aroma, which is said to ward off negative energies.

The oil is used in diyas (oil lamps) because it burns longer with less smoke, making it practical for rituals. Cold-pressed mustard oil is often considered more auspicious than refined versions. The direction and timing of lighting the lamp can vary by tradition, but it is often recommended to light the diya in the northeast direction for positive energy.

Many people believe mustard oil enhances the spiritual atmosphere of the home, bringing peace and prosperity.

Vaginal and intercourse problem

29 days ago

100 INR (~1.18 USD)

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I have vaginal.burning ,and itching ,frequqnt urination problem,my urine doesnot come in flow ,periods get delayed usually,pain during intercourse mostly sometimes its in starting then recede .outside vagina one boil was there now it is okay ,discharge sometimes is thick and smelly ?i cannot enjoy intercourse what is problem?

Dr. M.Sushma

29 days ago

Your symptoms are suggesting UTI along with vaginitis 
T.Chandraprabha vati
T.stri rasayana vati-
Gokshuradi guggulu- 
1 tab twice daily after food with lukewarm water
Asoka aristha- 2 tsp with equal quantity of water twice daily after food 
Chandanasava- 2 tsp with equal quantity of water twice daily after food 

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Krimi In Stomach

134 days ago

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For a while now, I’ve been experiencing digestive discomfort, bloating, and irregular bowel movements. A recent stool test revealed the presence of parasites, and I believe this condition is referred to as krimi in stomach in Ayurveda. I’m looking for natural remedies to address this issue and prevent it from recurring. What does Ayurveda recommend for treating krimi in stomach? Are there specific herbs like vidanga, ajwain, or neem that effectively kill parasites and cleanse the digestive system? I’ve also read about formulations like krimighna rasa – are they safe and effective for chronic cases? Does treating krimi in stomach require dietary restrictions? Should I avoid certain foods that might aggravate the condition, like sugar or processed items? I’m also curious about whether panchakarma therapies, such as virechana or basti, play a role in expelling parasites from the body. If anyone has successfully treated krimi in stomach through Ayurveda, I’d love to hear your experience. How long did it take to see results, and were there any challenges during the treatment?

Dr Sujal Patil

134 days ago

4.88

In Ayurveda, krimi (parasites in the stomach) is treated with a combination of herbal remedies, dietary changes, and cleansing therapies. Effective herbs for parasite expulsion include vidanga, ajwain, neem, garlic, and pomegranate seeds, which are known for their antiparasitic and digestive properties. Krimighna rasa, an Ayurvedic formulation, is also commonly used to address chronic parasitic infections, but it should be taken under the supervision of a practitioner due to its potency.

Dietary modifications play a key role in treatment. Avoiding sugar, processed foods, and dairy can help reduce the feeding ground for parasites. A diet focused on easily digestible, light, and warm foods is recommended. Panchakarma therapies like virechana (purging) and basti (medicated enemas) are often used to detoxify the body and expel toxins, including parasites, and can aid in faster recovery.

The duration for results varies, but many people notice improvement within a few weeks of treatment, especially with the right combination of herbs and therapies. Be patient and consistent with the regimen, and always consult an Ayurvedic doctor for personalized guidance.

If anyone has used Ayurveda for krimi treatment, your experience and feedback would be helpful in further understanding the practical application of these remedies.

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What Are the Benefits of Adhimadhuram for Skin, and How Can It Be Used?

89 days ago

2 answers

I’ve been reading about the benefits of adhimadhuram (also known as licorice root), and I am particularly interested in its uses for skincare. Can someone explain how adhimadhuram for skin works in Ayurveda and how it can help treat conditions like acne, pigmentation, or dryness? I know that adhimadhuram for skin is often used to brighten the complexion, reduce pigmentation, and soothe irritation. How does it work at the cellular level to promote healthier skin? Should it be used topically as a paste or consumed internally for better results? I’ve heard that licorice has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. How can these qualities help with acne or other inflammatory skin conditions? Can adhimadhuram for skin be applied directly to the face, or is it better mixed with other ingredients like honey or rose water? Additionally, does adhimadhuram for skin work for all skin types, or is it particularly suited for dry, sensitive, or oily skin? Are there any potential side effects of using licorice on the skin or consuming it for skin health? Lastly, how long should I use adhimadhuram before seeing visible results for skin improvement?

Dr Sujal Patil

88 days ago

4.88

Adhimadhuram (Licorice) for Skin in Ayurveda
✅ Brightens Skin & Reduces Pigmentation – Inhibits melanin production, giving an even skin tone
✅ Soothes Inflammation & Acne – Antibacterial & anti-inflammatory, calms redness & breakouts
✅ Hydrates & Softens Skin – Retains moisture, great for dry & sensitive skin

How to Use:
1️⃣ Topical Paste: Mix licorice powder with honey, rose water, or aloe vera & apply for 15 min
2️⃣ Face Mask: Blend with turmeric & yogurt for acne-prone skin
3️⃣ Internal Use: ¼ tsp with warm milk or water for deep skin nourishment

Suitability & Precautions:
✔️ Safe for all skin types (best for dry/sensitive skin)
⚠️ Avoid excess use (may cause skin sensitivity in some)
⏳ Visible results in 3–4 weeks with regular use

💡 Ayurvedic Tip: Use at night for best skin repair!

How to stop heavy bleeding

15 hours ago

6 answers

Its been more then 15 years I am having irregular periods. I showed to many doctors but nothing worked, in the initial period I was given registron 5mg to stop my havy periods flow and I am still continuing that whenever I have continuous flow. After 3 weeks of registrone I used to get period thats last for normal days like 6 or 7 days But after that I used to miss my period for 2 to 3 months and when it comes ... I see slight bleeding with the white discharge for some days and after that bleeding flows with some cloth type of thing and it continues until and unless I take registrone again to stop it... I am tired to taking allopathy medicine, I want some natural solution so that it not cause any harm to my reproductive system and also the harmed part can be recovered I am 29 years old, I am about to get marry , I am really tired of taking allopathy medicine, I took charak M2 tone , krishna she , ashoka risht ..but result are not permanent. Do I have to continue that.... Thining of hair, facial hair, belly fat, pigmentation problem is there Please suggest

Dr. Srinivasa Debata

1 hour ago

Use Tab Chinium-co 2tab 3times a day for 5 to 7 days

Kafkuthar Ras Uses

134 days ago

1 answers

For the past few weeks, I’ve been experiencing a persistent cough and heaviness in my chest. A local Ayurvedic practitioner suggested Kafkuthar Ras, saying it could help clear mucus and balance kapha. I want to learn more about Kafkuthar Ras uses and whether it’s suitable for my condition. Does Kafkuthar Ras work effectively for chronic cough and respiratory problems? I’ve read that it’s also used for conditions like asthma and bronchitis. If that’s true, how long does it take to see results, and should it be combined with any other treatments? I also want to know about the proper dosage for Kafkuthar Ras. Is it safe to take it daily, or should it only be used for a limited time? Are there any precautions or side effects, especially for people with sensitive digestion or low immunity? If anyone has experience with Kafkuthar Ras uses, please share your story. Did it provide lasting relief, and what else did you do to support the treatment?

Dr. Harsha Joy

133 days ago

4.82

Kafkuthar Ras is an Ayurvedic remedy commonly used to treat respiratory issues like chronic cough, asthma, and bronchitis, particularly by balancing kapha dosha and clearing excess mucus from the airways. It works by reducing inflammation, promoting expectoration, and soothing the respiratory tract. Typically taken in small doses (125-250 mg) once or twice daily, it can provide relief within days to weeks, though longer-term use should be supervised. While effective, it can cause digestive upset in sensitive individuals or those with low immunity, so dosage adjustments may be necessary. To support its benefits, a warm, light diet, adequate hydration, and complementary herbs like tulsi can be helpful. Always consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized advice.

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What Is the Cerebrum, and How Does It Affect Brain Function?

66 days ago

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I’ve been learning more about brain health recently, and I came across information about the cerebrum, which is apparently the largest part of the brain. I never realized how many functions it controls—movement, speech, emotions, and even problem-solving. Now I’m curious—how does the cerebrum work, and what happens if it gets damaged? From what I understand, the cerebrum is divided into different lobes that control various body functions. But how do injuries or diseases affect the cerebrum? For example, do strokes, brain injuries, or neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer’s specifically damage certain parts of the cerebrum? I also read that lifestyle factors like diet, exercise, and meditation can support brain function. Are there specific habits or foods that improve cerebrum health? I found that Ayurveda recommends Brahmi, Ashwagandha, and Shankhpushpi for brain support—do these actually enhance cognitive function and memory? For those who have studied brain health or have experience with neurological issues, what have you found to be the best ways to keep the cerebrum functioning at its best? I’d love to hear practical tips on how to maintain brain health naturally.

Dr. Harsha Joy

66 days ago

4.82

The cerebrum is the largest part of the brain, controlling movement, speech, emotions, and cognitive functions like reasoning and problem-solving. It’s divided into lobes, each responsible for different tasks. Damage to the cerebrum, from strokes, brain injuries, or diseases like Alzheimer’s, can affect various functions depending on the affected area, such as motor skills, memory, or speech. Maintaining cerebrum health involves regular exercise, a nutrient-rich diet (with antioxidants and omega-3s), and stress reduction practices like meditation. Ayurvedic herbs such as Brahmi, Ashwagandha, and Shankhpushpi support brain function by enhancing memory, reducing stress, and promoting cognitive clarity.

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Acne in age of 30 years

29 days ago

200 INR (~2.35 USD)

4 answers

I have acne on my checks I take treatment from skin doctors but when I left the tablets and medication acne come again and if end acne a dark spot appear on the place of acne I try many time to skip expensive tablets and skin care lotion but when I left again. Start

Dr. M.Sushma

29 days ago

1.Kaya kalpa vati - 1 tab twice daily before food with lukewarm water
1.Divya Keshore Guggulu -
2.yograj guggulu-
3.Divya Nimb Ghanvati - 
Take  1 tablets from each, twice a day with lukewarm water, half an hour after breakfast and dinner.
Divya Mahamanjishtharishta- 450 ml
Divya Khadirarishtha - 450 ml
Take 4 teaspoons (2 teaspoons from each) of the medicine and mix with 4 teaspoons of water and take after breakfast and dinner.
4.Divya Kayakalpa Tel - 100 ml
Apply externally on the affected area. Nimb Tel (Margosa oil) can also be used
Avoid sour spicy oily processed foods
Keep yourself hydrated 

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