Constipation Gas After meal gas formation and 4 to 5 Time Go to Bathroom to fresh.Not a clear one time .This problem is last 1 years pls suggestions effective medicine. - #471

I understand how challenging and uncomfortable it can be to experience constipation and excessive gas formation, particularly when you’ve been dealing with these issues for the past year. The need to visit the bathroom multiple times without achieving a clear bowel movement suggests there may be underlying digestive imbalances that need to be addressed.

To provide you with effective recommendations, it would be helpful to know more about your diet, including the types of foods you typically consume, your hydration levels, and whether you have any food intolerances or allergies. Additionally, understanding your bowel movement patterns (such as the consistency of your stools, any straining, and any accompanying symptoms like abdominal pain, bloating, or changes in appetite) would be valuable. Since you also have high blood pressure (BP), please let me know if you are taking any medications for it, as some medications can influence digestive health.

In Ayurveda, your symptoms may indicate an imbalance in the Vata dosha, which can lead to dryness and irregular bowel movements. To support your digestive health, I recommend a few key approaches. Incorporating warm, cooked meals and increasing your intake of fiber-rich foods like fruits (such as pears and apples), vegetables (like spinach and carrots), and whole grains (such as oats and brown rice) can promote regularity. Staying hydrated with warm water and herbal teas can also help.

Herbs such as Triphala, Ajwain (carom seeds), and Ginger can be effective in relieving gas and improving digestion. Psyllium husk may also be helpful for constipation, as it adds bulk to the stool and promotes movement through the intestines.

Oh dear, dealing with frequent bathroom trips and that bloated feeling isn’t a picnic, right? Been a year of this, huh? Alright, in Ayurveda, your symptoms point towards an imbalance in Vata dosha – that’s the energy related to movement and air in the body. It might be that your digestive fire, or Agni, isn’t burning strong as it should be, leading to improper digestion and gas formation.

Let’s get into it, first things first, what you’re eating matters big time. Try avoiding foods that are difficult to digest, like beans, raw vegetables, and spicy or oily food. Eat more warm, cooked meals - think soups, khichdi, and freshly cooked (simple) veggie dishes. Try to eat the biggest meal at midday when digestion is strongest - kinda like soaking up that sunshine, right?

Drinking some warm water with a slice of fresh ginger before meals helps stimulate the digestive fire. Daily, you might want to sip on some herbal teas like fennel, cumin, or ajwain (carom seeds) tea, these guys are known to help with digestion and reduce gas. And oh, a teaspoon of ghee in warm milk before bed can also soothe bowels.

About lifestyle, regular days work wonders – wake up early, gentle exercise like yoga or walking – helps keep things moving along, literally! Getting some consistent sleep really helps too, balancing Vata means your body feels grounded.

For some herbal help, Triphala churna is a classic in Ayurveda for regulating bowels. Take a teaspoon with warm water before bed. And again, if any discomfort persists or things don’t get clearer, do connect with an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized guidance. Stay patient with the process, it can take time to work through these imbalances.