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I am loosing my hair and I have mrng dizziness.
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Question #3853
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I am loosing my hair and I have mrng dizziness. - #3853

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I am loosing my hair and I can't get rid of my pimples permanently.i feel always sleepy and my body feels dizzy.

Age: 27
Chronic illnesses: I have fissure
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Your symptoms—hair loss, persistent pimples, sleepiness, and dizziness—along with a history of fissures, indicate an imbalance in your doshas, likely aggravated Pitta and Kapha with weakened Agni (digestive fire) and toxin buildup (Ama). Causes Hair loss & pimples: Excess Pitta (heat) affecting skin and scalp health. Poor digestion worsens toxins. Sleepiness & dizziness: Elevated Kapha causing lethargy; weak digestion leads to low energy levels. Fissure: Aggravated Vata-Pitta in the digestive system. Recommendations Diet: Avoid spicy, oily, and processed foods to reduce Pitta. Eat warm, light meals like khichdi to balance Kapha and improve digestion. Hydrate with lukewarm water. Add cumin, coriander, and fennel to meals to support digestion. Herbs & Remedies: Aloe vera juice: 20ml on an empty stomach to cool Pitta. Triphala powder: 1 tsp at bedtime with warm water for detox. Brahmi or Ashwagandha: To improve energy and reduce stress. Lifestyle: Sleep by 10 PM, and wake up early to regulate Kapha. Do light exercises or yoga daily (Surya Namaskar, Pranayama). Topical Care (For hair and skin): Use Neem face pack or Kumkumadi oil for pimples. Apply Bhringraj or coconut oil to the scalp to strengthen hair. Consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized treatments like Panchakarma (e.g., Abhyanga, Nasya) for detox and rejuvenation.
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It sounds like you're juggling a few things there, and believe me I get how frustrating that can be. Hair loss and dizziness in the morning, along with pimples and constant sleepiness, often point to an imbalance in kapha dosha. This can sometimes be linked with poor digestion or low energy levels in Ayurveda. Hair loss can often be due to excess pitta, which is fire energy in the body—it kind of "burns" the hair roots. What we might wanna do here is cool that fire down a bit. Start with simple steps: try to reduce spicy, oily and fried foods from your diet. Eat more cooling foods like cucumbers, melons, and coconut water. They help calm down the heat. Plus, maybe swap your heat-styling tools like straighteners or blow dryers for air drying? For pimples, you wanna keep your skin clean. Regularly wash your face with cool water. A turmeric and sandalwood paste can work wonders appliying it a couple of times a week—just dab it on and let it dry before wash it off. It helps because these ingredients are nature's anti-inflammatory heroes! Your dizziness and sleepiness might be a flag that your body's screaming for better nutrition or hydration. Sip on warm water through the day with a slice of ginger. Ginger'll help stoke that agni, the digestive fire that could be sluggish. And, don't skip meals! Break 'em down into smaller, more frequent ones to keep your energy steady. If stress is lurking around, consider some deep-breathing exercises or pranayama. Set aside even just 10 minutes a day for this—can be magic for your mental clarity and energy levels. And hey, if things don't start improving or get worse, connecting with a healthcare professional might be the way to go. Just listen to your body, it often knows more than we give it credit for!

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