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Feel burning in stomach nd heartburn
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Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #4042
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Feel burning in stomach nd heartburn - #4042

Hema

I always feel I have some problem in my body feel burning sensation in stomach heart burn pain in chest, back, hands I always have a feeling I must have some thing serious in my health I have done dermoid cyst removal surgery now it's been 2 months by Laproacopy

Age: 39
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Burning in stomach nd chest
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Symptoms suggest aggravated Pitta dosha and anxiety. Focus on cooling, calming remedies and lifestyle changes. Diet: Eat cooling, easy-to-digest foods: rice, moong dal, coconut water, and buttermilk. Avoid spicy, fried, acidic, and processed foods. Herbs: Amla: 1 tsp powder or juice daily to balance Pitta. Guduchi: Helps with inflammation and digestion. Lifestyle: Avoid stress and late-night eating. Practice Shitali Pranayama to cool the body and calm the mind. Specific Support: Avipattikar Churna: 1 tsp before meals for acidity. Ashwagandha: Helps manage anxiety and promotes recovery. 1 tablet after dinner. Post-Surgery: Include light, nourishing meals and avoid heavy lifting or strain. If symptoms persist, consult an Ayurvedic practitioner.
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Ah, that burning sensation can be quite uncomfortable, right? And I totally get how it can seem even more worrisome after you've had surgery. From an Ayurvedic view, what you're describing—heartburn, burning in the stomach, chest pain—sounds like an imbalance in the Pitta dosha, which is associated with the fire element. Too much Pitta can lead to excess heat in the body, causing sensations like you're experiencing. First things first, let's talk about diet since it's key in Ayurveda. Try cooling foods which can help pacify Pitta. Think of cucumbers, melons, and leafy greens. Avoid too many spicy or sour flavors. These just fire up Pitta more. So if you've been grabbing a lot of those spicy snacks or sour fruits, maybe give 'em a break for a bit. Then, there's a herbal remedy we love—Triphala. This's a gentle cleansing formula, and it can help balance out your digestive system over time. Take around half a teaspoon with warm water before bed. Speaking of water, sip on cool (not icy cold) water throughout the day, maybe with a bit of fennel seed in it. It's soothing for that burning feeling. Lifestyle's another piece of the puzzle. It's good to find moments to relax since stress can definitely amplify Pitta. Try some deep breathing or even yoga—think cooling poses rather than really intense ones, maybe like the moon salutation. And after eating? Chill for a bit. Laying down can make heartburn worse. Lastly, don't ignore the nagging feeling you've got about your health. If something feels off, it's always better to check it out with a doctor, especially after surgery. Our bodies have their way of signaling when things need attention.

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