How to reduce knee Pan He aise I am 23 - #31460
Sir mere knee pain hota hai jab exertion jada ho tomere calf me pain hota hai jab kuch na karu matlab excercis waist a kuch to pain nahi hota normal rehta hai par kabhi me jyada walk karu to calf strong ho jata hua bahut pain hota outside ko knee niche
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Start with Yograj guggul 1-0-1 Mahavatvidhvansh vati 1-0-1 Laxadi guggul 1-0-1 All after food with water Apply Pidantak oil on affected area twice daily Do yogasana , / exercises to strengthen your knee joint
Aapke knee aur calf pain ko dekhte hue kuch Ayurvedic upaye soch sakte hain jo iss problem ko address karne mein madad kar sakte hain. Pehle to, agar sambhav ho to ek Ayurvedic vaidya se milke apni dosha prakriti ka samarthan karna accha rahega.
Pehla kadam aapki diet mein hai. Vata dosha imbalance se aapki takleef ho sakti hai. Isliye apne aahaar mein gharam, moistrizing, aur easy-to-digest khana shamil kariye jaise ghee, haldi wala doodh, badaam, aur sookhe fal. Cold, raw foods aur processed items avoid karein. Har din thoda hing aur saunth bhi aapke meals ke saath lene se benefits hote hain.
Ab jo aapki lifestyle changes ke baare mein soch rahe hain, din mein kuch time gentle stretching aur yoga practices jise Trikonasana aur Setu Bandhasana practice karein jo ki calf aur knee ke muscles ko lengthen karke unhe relax karne mein madad karti hain. Yadi walk zyada karte hain to paav mein koi achi quality ka supportive footwear zaroor pehenen aur walk karne ke baad Massaging with warm oil, like Sesame or Mahanarayan taila, se calf aur knee area ko gently massage karein.
Samay par sona aur sufficient relaxation sunaas, stress manage karna bhi vishesh hai. Agr bahut bada pain hota hai to jaldi checkup karna sochna chaahiye taaki acchi medical support di ja sake. Pain agar continue ho to ek achi orthopedic ki bhi salah lena faydemand ho sakta hai. Dhatu ke maintenance ke liye ashwagandha aur churna ka daily consumption soch sakte hain.
Important hai ki aap pain management aur dosha balance par focus karein taki long term mein aaram mil sake. Immediate relief ke liye to relaxation aur rest zyada zaruri hai.
Knee pain, especially after exertion, could point towards an imbalance in your doshas. In Siddha-Ayurvedic tradition, such pain is often linked to an aggravation of Vata, which governs movement and is prone to cause pain when imbalanced.
Firstly, focus on diet. Incorporate warm, cooked foods with healthy oils like sesame or ghee, which help pacify Vata. Minimize cold, dry foods and avoid caffeine and processed sugars, as they can aggravate Vata. Include fiber-rich items to maintain agni (digestive fire) and keep the bowels regular, as undigested toxins (ama) can contribute to pain.
Apply warm sesame oil to the affected knee and calf area. Massage gently in circular motions, maybe before you sleep or after bathing. After massage, keep the knee warm using a hot pack. This can soothe Vata and improve lubrication.
Perform simple joint exercises to increase blood circulation and reduce stiffness. Sit on a chair, extend your leg, and gently bend your knee—doing this 10 times on each leg helps stimulate movement through your nadis (energy channels).
If possible, soak your legs in a warm water bath with a pinch of Epsom salt for about 15-20 minutes, a few times a week. It aids relaxation and draws out impurities.
Since exercise triggers your pain, moderation is key. Alternate intense activity with rest periods. Practices such as Yoga and Pranayama may provide balanced exertion without straining.
However, should the pain persist or worsen, consult with a healthcare professional for detailed assessment to rule out underlying conditions. Addressing root causes is essential to proactive healing.

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