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early descharge what to do for this
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Question #23325
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early descharge what to do for this - #23325

sanjay

early discharge & very loose in few minites what to do for this can i take viagra for ths, if yes which goli i have to take without any side effect how can u help me please do some good prosiger for this

Age: 47
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Addressing early discharge, or what you might refer to as premature ejaculation, involves understanding the root cause through the lens of Ayurveda. This can result from imbalances in the Vata dosha, which affects the nervous system, or Pitta dosha, influencing emotions like stress or anxiety. Instead of Pharmaceuticals like Viagra, which might not address the core issue and can have side effects, let's consider some natural, ayurvedic approaches. Begin with your diet: Focus on foods that calm the Vata dosha. Think along the lines of warm, cooked meals seasoned with a bit of ghee or sesame oil. Reduce excessively spicy, or sour foods that might aggravate Pitta. Make sure your meals are regular and consistent – avoiding long gaps between them can help stabilize the dosha balance. Include ayurvedic herbs: Ashwagandha and Shatavari are potential options. Ashwagandha supports overall stamina, while Shatavari is nurturing. These herbs can be taken as supplements or mixed into warm milk, ideally twice daily. (Note that using them should ideally be supervised by a practitioner). Pranayama (breathing exercises) can be beneficial too, practicing slow, deep breathing for about 10 minutes every morning. This may help soothe any anxiety or stress that contributes to your condition. Meditation or gentle yoga could do wonders, so if you're open to it, incorporating such practices could be beneficial. Regarding any medicinal tablets or goli, it's best not to self-prescribe. Some substances may have interactions or side effects, so consulting an Ayurvedic practitioner would be a wise step. They'd provide a safe, tailored approach considering your unique constitution. Remember, the objective is a holistic balance, not a quick fix, even if it might take longer. Stay patient, and consider regular consultations to achieve desired outcomes effectively. If there's ever significant physical concern or distress, seeking immediate medical attention is imperative.
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