Vamana Therapy Side Effects - #4168

I recently underwent Vamana therapy as part of a Panchakarma detox program to address some long-standing skin and digestive issues. While the process was explained as safe and beneficial, I experienced a few uncomfortable symptoms afterward, which made me wonder about possible Vamana therapy side effects. Right after the therapy, I felt extremely fatigued and weak, which I was told is normal. But even after two days, I continued to feel light-headed and had a strange burning sensation in my throat and chest. Are these common Vamana therapy side effects, or could something have gone wrong during the procedure? The practitioner mentioned that Vamana helps remove excess Kapha, but I’m curious if there’s a chance it could disturb other doshas like Pitta or Vata. For example, could the burning sensation be due to aggravated Pitta? Are such Vamana therapy side effects temporary, or could they indicate an imbalance caused by the therapy? Another concern I have is about the recovery period. I wasn’t aware that diet and rest play such a big role after the treatment, and I might not have followed all the post-therapy guidelines perfectly. Could that have worsened the Vamana therapy side effects I’m experiencing? I’m also wondering if Vamana therapy is suitable for everyone. For instance, I’ve heard that people with certain conditions like high blood pressure or a weak immune system might face more severe side effects. How does one know if their body is ready for such a treatment, and can pre-existing health issues increase the risk of Vamana therapy side effects? Lastly, I’d like to understand if these effects are a natural part of the detox process. Should I be concerned, or do these symptoms usually subside on their own?