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Question #3877
216 days ago
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External piles - #3877

Mounika

When I pass my stool blood it very difficult to pass stool .they 5 piles around my anus.my age is just 27,n iam vegetarian so please to cure piles

Age: 27
Chronic illnesses: No
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In Ayurveda, piles are often linked to an imbalance in pitta and vata doshas, leading to heat and dryness in the digestive tract. A vegetarian diet rich in fiber, adequate hydration, and herbs like Triphala, Isabgol (psyllium husk), and Chandanasava can help soothe inflammation and ease stool passage. Sitz baths with warm water and applying jatyadi oil or ghee externally may also provide relief. Visit an Ayurvedic surgeon for further guidance.
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Oh, dealing with piles can be such a hassle, honestly. At your age, having these symptoms can be really uncomfortable. But, since you're a vegetarian, there are some Ayurvedic things you can check out to ease this situation. First things first, piles or hemorrhoids often result from digestive issues, primarily chronic constipation. You gotta keep the digestion smooth. It's all about balancing your doshas, mainly Vata. Drinking warm water throughout the day helps soften the stool — simple but super effective! In regards to your diet, because you're vegetarian, focus on fiber-rich foods: oats, fruits like apples, and vegetables like spinach are great options. Incorporate some triphala in your routine. It's a classic remedy in Ayurveda for maintaining a healthy digestive tract. Maybe take a spoonful with warm water before bed. Avoid spicy or oily foods, these can aggravate Pitta, causing more burning sensation. Sweets? They’re a bit heavy on digestion, try passing on that too. If you can, add a little ghee to your food — it helps with lubrication internally. Also, keep moving throughout the day, because sitting for prolonged periods can worsen the piles. Even a light walk after meals can be beneficial. Therapy-wise, sitz baths with warm water can soothe irritation around the anus. Also, applying a gentle paste of aloe vera on the piles can offer relief. Just ensure it's fresh aloe and don’t put too much on! But hey, if bleeding continues or gets worse, see a healthcare professional promptly. Bleeding isn't something to ignore, and sometimes piles need a more immediate intervention. Safety's gotta come first. Let me know after a few weeks how you're feeling, and remember lifestyle changes take time, so patience is key too! 😊

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