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Question #23104
27 days ago
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I have some ayurveda home remedies - #23104

Saad sorathiya

I have some ayurveda homemade remedies i have some questions about 1 beejband 2 Gokhru 3 white Kaunch seed 4 lajwanti seed 5safed musli 6 misri Of Powder 50 50 grm And alsoi have prostate problem so again again I'm suffering from uti so I have question this is harm for me or good

Age: 24
Chronic illnesses: Uti ed
Uti e. d
300 INR (~3.51 USD)
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27 days ago
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Only these herbs are not enough for you problem
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For someone dealing with prostate issues that lead to recurring urinary tract infections (UTI), it's essential to proceed with care. Many Ayurvedic remedies possess properties that can help alleviate some symptoms, but they must be approached systematically and safely. Beejband (Sida cordifolia) is often used for strengthening the urogenital system, but its warming qualities might not suit everyone with prostate issues. Gokhru (Tribulus terrestris) is valued for supporting renal function and might provide some relief too. However, it’s crucial to ensure it's appropriate for your specific condition, as it may provoke an underlying imbalance. White kaunch (Mucuna pruriens) is generally for nervous system health; it's not specifically targeted for prostate problems or UTIs, so its utility might be limited here. Lajwanti seed (Mimosa pudica) has been traditionally used for various conditions but isn’t a primary remedy for prostate or UTI concerns. Safed musli (Chlorophytum borivilianum) is known for enhancing vitality and strength, but like kaunch, it’s more generalized in its effects than specifically for your issues. Misri (sugar candy) is mainly used to sweeten and harmonize mixtures; it doesn’t directly address UTIs or prostate health. When dealing with prostate conditions and recurrent UTIs, balancing your doshas is vital. For a Kapha aggravation typically, maintaining warmth and reducing fluid stagnation can help. But, each herb or remedy carries a range of effects beyond its primary use, so consulting with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner is the wayforward. They can assess your unique constitution, identify any dosha imbalances, and tailor a treatment plan specifically for you, including dietary adjustments, lifestyle suggestions, or herbal thresholder. Prioritizing medical advice and proper diagnosis is key, especially when dealing with recurring infections.

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