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Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #4606
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Gastric issues - #4606

Akash

I have has been gastric issues and inflammation pain kidney ultrasound reported Hydronephrosis and heart as well, Indigestion is main issue on my health.

Age: 25
Chronic illnesses: Indigestion and kidney
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This condition signifies Pitta and Vata imbalances affecting the digestive and urinary systems. Suggestions: Herbal Support: Amla (Indian Gooseberry): Balances Pitta and improves digestion. Punarnava: Reduces inflammation and supports kidney function. Hingvastak Churna: Eases digestion and reduces gas. Dietary Recommendations: Avoid spicy, sour, and fried foods. Eat small, frequent meals. Drink warm jeera (cumin) water or fennel tea after meals. Lifestyle Modifications: Avoid eating late at night and lying down immediately after meals. Practice Pavanamuktasana (wind-relieving pose) for digestion. Special Therapies: Virechana (purgation therapy) to cleanse the system. Basti therapy to balance Vata and relieve kidney-related issues. By following these holistic recommendations, you can experience gradual improvement in your health. Always consult a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner before starting treatments or therapies.
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Ah, gastric issues can really get in the way of everything, huh? It sounds like you're dealing with a bunch of stuff — indigestion, pain, and then the kidney and heart stuff too. First thing, it's super important to talk to your doctor about the hydronephrosis and heart issues since they need more than just some herbs; don't skip on that. Now, for the indigestion part, Ayurveda has a few tricks up its sleeve that might help. Let's start with your agni, or digestive fire. Seems like it's not quite doing its job. To help it, you might want to have a little piece of fresh ginger with a dash of lemon juice and a bit of salt before meals. It can help jumpstart the digestive process. Try to eat meals at the same time every day, without skipping. Regularity can give your agni a rhythm to follow. Also, you know, chewing food properly and eating without distractions (like the t.v!) can make a difference. Smaller, more frequent meals might be lighter on your system. Hydration’s key too, but with inflammations, avoid ice-cold water — go for room temperature or warm water instead. It's gentler on your system. Cumin, coriander, and fennel tea can also soothe your stomach and reduce inflammation; it's like magic almost. About your diet, heavy, oily, and spicy foods are a no-no. Go with simple, easy-to-digest stuff like rice, boiled veggies, and lentils. Regular yoga can help, too — postures like Vajrasana after meals (helps digestion) and some gentle Pranayama (breath control) can say bye to stress and hello to better digestion. Again, with the kidney and heart concerns, stay connected with your healthcare providers. Ayurveda can complement their treatment but not replace it. Keep safe, listen to your body, and take care.
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