Weak liver with hot potency ( liver ki garmi) - #21421
I would like to share my health issues for proper guidance and treatment. I have a history of anal fissures and underwent surgery for piles in the past. Since then, my anal area has become extremely sensitive. If I consume warm-natured foods (like spicy, fried, or high-protein foods), or if my stool is hard, the skin around the anal area starts peeling or a fissure reappears. Even slight heat or dryness in the body leads to burning, discomfort, and skin damage in that area. My Liver Function Test (LFT) is normal, but I have signs of liver heat (garmi) and toxin overload. This liver heat seems to worsen my anal sensitivity. I also have a mild residual varicocele on one testicle, with occasional pain and visible dilated veins. There’s no constant pain, but sensitivity increases when liver heat flares up or if I sit for long periods. I’m very sensitive to protein-rich substances, amino acids, or strong supplements. They immediately cause liver heat, pimples, and trigger burning and inflammation in the anal area. I have tried several liver supplements (like Zandu Livital, Butterfly Ayurveda Livofly, Deep Ayurveda Liver Capsules, Baidyanath Liverol, and Krishna’s Liver Juice), but most of them increased heat and discomfort due to their warm nature. Currently, I’m trying to follow a cooling, toxin-reducing diet and lifestyle to heal my liver and reduce sensitivity in the anal and varicocele area. I would appreciate a personalised, natural approach that focuses on detoxification, liver cooling, and long-term healing without strong medicines or supplements that heat up the body. Please guide me accordingly.
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