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sexual and urology problem
Sexual Health & Disorders
Question #21499
12 days ago
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sexual and urology problem - #21499

prem sing

During toileting, a white substance, or semen, is discharged before urination.This has been going on for two years now, I have undergone several treatments and all the reports are fine, showing nothing negative. This causes physical and mental weakness and even hair loss.

Age: 31
Chronic illnesses: Urine is not completely clear. The urine stream is not straight.
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Alright, let's dive into this. It's frustrating when everything seems fine on paper, but you're clearly feeling the symptoms. In Ayurveda, this could be related to a state of shukra dhatu imbalance or agni – which is basically your body's digestive fire – and might play a part too. The white discharge you're seeing, if it's semen, suggests that your reproductive tissue needs some balancing. In terms of Ayurveda, shukra dhatu is closely related to ojas, which is your essence of vitality and immunity. When there's an imbalance, this can result in physical and mental fatigue. Hair loss may also relate to this, since it could point to weakened dhatus or tissues. First thing I would suggest is to focus on managing stress since it affects vata dosha, which can lead to symptoms like yours. Practices like yoga, pranayama (deep breathing exercises), or even simple meditation can be helpful. Do this regularly, morning or night, or both if you have time. Diet-wise, you might want to include more sweet, well-cooked, nourishing foods that balance vata and strengthen your reproductive tissue. Lactic, dates, almonds (soaked overnight), and ghee can be excellent for renewing shukra dhatu. Stay away from too much caffeine, spicy, or really processed stuff as they can disturb the balance. Also, for a targeted approach, it's advisable to consider herbs known for supporting reproductive health and vitality, like ashwagandha, shatavari, or kapikacchu (mucuna pruriens)—try these as powders or capsules, but it's best to consult this personally with an Ayurvedic practitioner for the right dosage. Be sure to keep an eye on hydration; proper intake of fluids can aid in removing toxins and maintaining balance in the body. If these symptoms persist or worsen, however, I highly recommend a follow-up with your healthcare provider. Just staying aware of your body's needs and addressing things holistically could make a world of difference.
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