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How to get of unwanted body and facial hair and Periods pain
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Gynecology and Obstetrics
Question #24177
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How to get of unwanted body and facial hair and Periods pain - #24177

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How to get of unwanted body and facial hair and Periods pain I have Facial hair and body hair issue I use waxing to remove it but it's growth is faster Also have periods pain on1st day of my period Their is bleeding also Not more of 1 st day having Periods for 2 and Half day Also have Acidity issue This will get triggered before and on myPeriods I also feel body pain on my Periods

Age: 24
Chronic illnesses: No
Periods pain
Unwanted body and facial hair
Digestion problem
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Addressing unwanted body and facial hair through Ayurveda involves considering your individual constitution and possible hormonal imbalances. While waxing provides temporary relief, it's not addressing the root cause. A helpful method is to regularly apply a mask made from besan (gram flour), turmeric, and curd to the affected areas. This mixture may gradually reduce hair growth over time when used consistently. Also, consider incorporating herbs like Shatavari and Ashwagandha, which can help balance hormones naturally. You might consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized doses. For your period pain and related symptoms, Ayurveda suggests looking into Vata imbalances as they often cause discomfort. Start by incorporating warm, nourishing foods into your diet before and during your period to help stabilize Vata. Consider a warm ginger tea after meals to reduce bloating and discomfort. Practicing gentle yoga or stretching can be beneficial to ease body pain. Castor oil packs applied mildly around your lower abdomen may relieve cramps. Your acidity suggests a possible imbalance in Pitta dosha, particularly during your menstrual cycle. Focus on improving digestion by avoiding overly spicy, oily, and fried foods, especially during this time. Drinking coconut water can be soothing. Triphala powder might help balance digestion when taken daily. Remember to eat at regular intervals and maintain hydration. Ensure to get enough rest during your periods without overexertion. If symptoms persist severely, it's important to consult a healthcare professional for comprehensive advice. Following Ayurveda needs patience and consistency to see benefits, so a longer-term commitment is often required for changes.
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