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How to cure recurring veginal infection permanently
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Question #21447
10 days ago
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How to cure recurring veginal infection permanently - #21447

Sam

Since 2 years iam suffer with veginal infection,iam taking medicine and treatment both ayurvedic and allopathy but not cure till now ,all blood test are normal and negative,no diabetes, Please suggest how to cure

Age: 30
Chronic illnesses: Recurring Veginal infection since 2 years not cure,iam using medicine and treatment but no use i try both allopathy and ayurvedic medicine but not cure ,all blood test are normal and negative,no diabetes, veginal infection is cheese like texture thick in the process they scam ans tell overy cyst are there this is also another problem abdominal pain also
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Recurring vaginal infections can be a real drag, let's get into it. Since you've explored both ayurvedic and allopathic options with no lasting relief, it might be time to tweak the approach. Ayurveda tells us that imbalances in doshas, especially kapha and pitta, can contribute to such infections. Sometimes, it's even about how strong your agni, or digestive fire, is. First, let's examine your daily diet and habits. Are you eating a lot of sweet, sour, or fermented foods? These can aggravate kapha and pitta. Try to cut back on sugar, dairy, and heavy foods. Instead, focus on fresh, light, natural foods that are easy to digest. Include plenty of warm, cooked veggies and spices like turmeric and cumin—they help balance the doshas and boost digestion. Also, think about stress, it might not sound connected, but it can mess up your immune system and pH balance there down. Opt for some simple yoga or meditation daily. Breath work, like Anulom Vilom, could be a quiet time investment that pays off big for stress control. A herbal remedy you might explore is neem or Triphala—both known for their antibacterial and detoxifying properties. Neem tablets, taken as directed for a few weeks, might support your system's internal balance. Topically, you could try washing with a mild neem water that can be prepared by boiling a few leaves in water, let it cool - remember, skin is sensitive so always test a small area first. For a practical lifestyle change, make sure to wear breathable, cotton underwear. Avoid tight-fitting clothes and, more crucially, don't use heavily scented soaps or hygiene products down there - these can disrupt the natural microbiome. It's always critical to consider professional medical guidance especially since this has been a long-term concern. Continuing to work with a healthcare provider, one that integrates both traditional practices and modern methods, might provide comprehensive care. Remember, these suggestions should be tailored to fit within a holistic treatment plan that's best for your specific circumstances.

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Panchkarma for detoxification It can be done at any good ayurvedic centre Vaginal douch to be kept with medicated oil Keep the area clean and dry Ashoka arista 20ml two times a day with warm water after meals

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