The combination of symptoms your wife is experiencing, such as lower back joint pain, leucorrhea, and pitta imbalance, suggests a multifaceted approach. In Siddha-Ayurveda, pain between the joints, also known as sandhi shool, can be indicative of vata imbalance. Her leucorrhea, in addition to the pitta issues, points towards disturbance in both vata and pitta doshas.
First, focus on her diet. Encourage a vata-pacifying diet. This would mainly include warm, cooked, nourishing foods like soups, stews, and kitchari. Try to reduce raw and cold foods or drinks, as they can aggravate vata. Including spices like ginger, turmeric, and asafoetida can help with digestion and reduce pitta. For her leucorrhea, include fenugreek (methi) seeds - she can soak a teaspoon overnight and have the water in the morning.
Next, for her back and joint pain, gentle stretching or yoga poses suitable for her condition can provide relief. Poses like Bhujangasana (cobra pose) can help, but she should approach these exercises cautiously. To reduce inflammation, she could apply a warm paste of Dashamoola powder mixed with sesame oil to the affected area.
Regarding the swelling near her chest, it’s important to monitor it closely. Since it could have different underlining causes, I recommend getting a more detailed evaluation from a healthcare provider if it persists or worsens. For internal pitta balance, she could try Amla powder, taken with water daily, as it is cooling and nourishing.
Also consider managing stress, since it’s a contributing factor. Techniques like pranayama and meditation can help stabilize mental clarity and emotional health. If her symptoms become severe or if she starts experiencing other symptoms, then timely medical intervention is crucial. Always ensure any herbal remedies or lifestyle changes adhere to her personal allergies and current medical advice.
