Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #478
189 days ago
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Constipation solutions - #478

Surendra Bhatia

I am taking Triphala tablets 2+ Dizomap tablets 2+ Abhyarishta 10ml+10ml water , I find that I am not able to evacuate in one go . I have to strain to pass motions.

Age: 68
Gastric pain
Gastric issue
Gastric problem
Gas' acidity ' bloating
#sleeping #nervous #gastric #blotting
Gastic
Gas
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189 days ago
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I understand your concerns regarding difficulty in evacuating bowels and the need to strain during the process. Your current regimen of Triphala, Dizomap, and Abhyarishta suggests that you are seeking relief for digestive issues. Triphala is known for its gentle laxative properties and overall digestive support, while Abhyarishta can help strengthen digestion. However, if you're still experiencing straining and incomplete evacuation, it may be beneficial to reassess your approach. In Ayurveda, this condition may be linked to an imbalance in the Vata dosha, which can lead to dry, hard stools and difficulty in elimination. To enhance your bowel movements, consider increasing your water intake and incorporating fiber-rich foods into your diet, such as fruits, vegetables, and whole grains. Additionally, you might explore herbal formulations such as Castor oil (Erand Oil) for its potent laxative effects, Isabgol (Psyllium husk) to add bulk to your stools, and Triphala churnam as a powder for daily use. Ajwain (carom seeds) can also be beneficial, either as a tea or incorporated into your meals to aid digestion. For additional support, consider Sootshekhar Ras or Pudina (mint) juice for soothing digestive discomfort. If you find persistent issues, consulting with a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner can help create a more personalized treatment plan based on your constitution and specific symptoms, ensuring that your approach effectively promotes healthy bowel function.
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oh ok, so you're dealing with some persistent constipation... let's peep into this a bit. Your current regimen with Triphala, Dizomap, and Abhyarishta seems pretty aligned with typical Ayurvedic approaches for supporting bowel movements, yet you're still having some straining. let's first consider your dietary patterns. Are you having enough fibers? Think veggies, fruits, and mild whole grains. Warm, smooth things like oatmeal or lightly-spiced stews can do wonders. Sometimes folks forget to chew meals properly—so remember, each bite like 20 times. how's your hydration game? Aim to drink warm water regularly, mostly through the day. Maybe like a glass every couple of hours. Warm water specifically, tht’s like a soothing balm to the intestines. Cold stuff and dry foods can make digestion slower, you know. understandably, this current set-up isn’t sorting it out completely, you might need something else? Maybe adjust the dosage little? Try starting your mornin' with warm lemon water. Just mix one-half lemon’s juice in warm water and have it on empty stomach. Sometimes folks also find that a little ghee in that mix helps kick-start things too! exercise can also shake things up, literally. Gentle Yoga or even walks can stimulate everything internally, you kno. One asana I'd recommend is Pawanmuktasana, which massages abdominal organs and improves Digestion. Practice on an empty belly. hows your stress management? Emotional burdens can tighten peristaltic action, so throw in some meditation or just some peace 'n quiet daily can help reset th' nervous system a bit. do remember, your individual constitution really plays into this. If these tweaks don't help, it might be worth consulting directly with an Ayurvedic practitioner. Balance's crucial, and sometimes a fine-tune from a personalised view makes all th' difference. if it gets severe or there's pain, don't hesitate to reach for immediate medical help. Remember, safety first!

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