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Cyst in scrotum. - #329

Ajoy

Cyst in scrotum. Treatment for that. Now suffering from erectile dysfunction. Need treatment for that.

Age: 52
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Hello Ajoy, Scrotal cysts need to be examined both physically & through relevant scans before treatment. You can meet an Ayurvedic surgeon for the same or a urologist can guide you too.
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Got it, dealing with a scrotal cyst can be uncomfortable, and yea, if it's giving you grief with erectile dysfunction, that's a bummer for sure. So, let’s dive into how Ayurveda might help sort things out. For the scrotal cyst, we gotta pay attention to balancing kapha dosha since cysts can result from excess kapha and vata. One easy thing you could try is applying a warm turmeric paste, with a bit of honey, directly to the affected area. Do it gently, using clean hands. The anti-inflammatory properties in turmeric might just ease the swelling. Do this once daily for around 15 minutes. Now, since you're noticing erectile dysfunction too, which could be linked with vata imbalance obstructing circulation (due to stress or the cyst), consider taking Ashwagandha. It's a well-known vata pacifier and can potentially support sexual wellness. Try to get standardized capsule forms, around 500mg with warm milk before bedtime. It also helps manage stress levels. But beyond herbs, lifestyle tweaks are just as important. Incorporate warm baths with a few drops of essential oils like sandalwood or clary sage. They might soothe not only you but also help with blood circulation. And, let’s not forget, regular activities like yoga, particularly Baddha Konasana (Butterfly Pose) can improve pelvic health. Aim to practice daily, 10-15 minutes. Oh, and diet—stay away from kapha-aggravating foods like dairy and sugary stuff for a bit. Lean towards warm and light meals instead. Ginger tea can support your digestive fire (agni) and improve circulation. Keep in mind though, if the cyst or the dysfunction's not improving, or if there's pain or swelling, don’t hesitate to see a doctor. These conditions sometimes need more immediate medical attention. Better safe, right?
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