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Haddiyo mai problem hai har jagha ki haddi
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Skin and Hair Disorders
Question #22825
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Haddiyo mai problem hai har jagha ki haddi - #22825

Aryan

Hello sir mera nameAryan hai our mujhe problem hai ki mere jitni haddi hai wo badh rahi hai our ab chera bhi asa lagne lagajaseki 28-29 sal ka hu our lokdwon se phale chala fira jata tha ab nhi jata please help me

Age: 20
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Aryan, you mentioned an increasing problem with all your bones, making your face look older than your age, plus, it seems like you aren't getting out and moving like before. Ayurveda suggests that such issues could be related to an imbalance in your body's doshas or issues in dhatus like asthi (bones). Such conditions might often indicate excessive Vata dosha or an impact on agni, leading to weak tissue metabolism. To start addressing this, I'd suggest focusing on balancing Vata dosha, which is associated with dryness and joint issues. Eating warm, nourishing foods that are lightly spiced can help you ground and balance Vata. Include foods like ghee, whole grains, root vegetables, and cooked greens in your diet. Avoid dry, cold foods, and caffeine as these can aggravate Vata. Abhyanga (oil massage) can be particularly beneficial here. Using warm sesame oil for self-massage daily can help in lubricating the joints and nourishing asthi dhatu. Do this before taking a warm shower. Physical activity, even simple exercises like walking or yoga, is also quite critical. Begin stretching slowly with asanas that focus on flexibility and joint mobility which can help to gradually improve movement levels. Even 20-30 mins a day would be beneficial. Herbal supplements like Ashwagandha might support in nourishing the body tissues and improving strength. But remember, its best to consult a practitioner before starting herbs, especially if you're on mediation. Ensure good sleep as it’s essential for Vata balance and overall health. You could also try relaxation practices like meditation. For more specific treatment, if conditions persist, it’s important to consult an expert who can evaluate and provide more personalized recommendations.
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