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hard and dry stools with constipation
Gastrointestinal Disorders
Question #491
189 days ago
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hard and dry stools with constipation - #491

Rajesh Kumar

remedy for dry stools accompanied with constipation Evening time more prominent Also burning sensation while urinating

Constipation
Heating yellow urine etc
Constipation and after meal gas fomentation.
Constipation also problematic to me
Constipation issues
Urine burning
Urine problem
Urine
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In Ayurvedic terms, dry stools accompanied by constipation, especially prominent in the evening, may indicate an imbalance of Vata dosha, which governs movement within the body and is commonly linked to dryness in the colon. The burning sensation during urination, meanwhile, may suggest an aggravation of Pitta dosha, which regulates heat and metabolic processes. To alleviate these symptoms, I recommend incorporating a diet rich in fiber and hydrating, cooling foods, including fresh fruits like papaya, soaked raisins, and warm cooked vegetables. Avoiding spicy, oily, and heavily processed foods can help manage Pitta and Vata imbalances. Drinking warm water throughout the day and including a teaspoon of ghee in your evening meal can aid in softening stools and lubricating the digestive tract. Additionally, taking Triphala churna (a blend of three fruits) at bedtime with warm water may support gentle bowel movements. To reduce the burning sensation during urination, consider sipping on coconut water or an infusion of coriander seeds and cumin seeds, as these can help cool and soothe the urinary tract. Regular self-massage with warm sesame oil can also balance Vata, promoting smoother digestion and comfort.
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Hello Rajesh, were you suffering from chronic illness ? Or we’re on medication for sometime? Are the stools dark or pale in colour? How much water are you drinking water veryday? Drink 2 litre of boiled water with 1 tsp ot coriander seeds & 1/2 tsp of cumin seeds with 1/4 tsp of dry ginger instead of normal water Have only 2 meals - lunch - soft rice with 2 tsp ghee and 1 bowl of curry plus 1 bowl of vegetable + 1 Amla murabba. Dinner - Rice Kanji or soup (cabbage, carrot, tomato etc , no cornflour) Run 30 mins everyday. Apply warm sesame oil on stomach everyday before bath. Have 1 tsp castor oil in a cup of hot water every night for 15 days after that alternate days for 15 days. Tab Gokshuradi gugulu 2-0-2 before food.

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Sounds like you're dealing with a combo of constipation and maybe a bit of excess heat in your body. Typical in Ayurveda, we look at imbalances. Dry stools and constipation? Could be a Vata issue – that's air and space elements acting up. That burning sensation when peeing often points to the Pitta dosha, the fire and water elements. So, let's balance those out. First, hydration is key here. Warm water sips throughout the day, especially in the morning with a splash of lemon or a bit of honey, can help support your body. Maybe drink around 8-10 glasses, but listen to your body's cues too. You don’t wanna force too much. For diet, introduce more fiber-rich foods. Stewed apples or pears in the morning, man, they work wonders. With some flaxseeds or soaked raisins might make a difference. Avoid dry, cold, or processed foods as they might exacerbate Vata and your constipation. Herbs like Triphala can be helpful. A teaspoon in warm water at night can gently aid digestion. But start light, maybe half a teaspoon if you’re new to it. Aloe vera juice, half a cup in the morning, could ease that burning urination - also cooling for Pitta. Activity matters too. Light exercise like yoga or walking post meals can stimulate digestion. Eases Vata imbalances in a blance good way. With burning urination, make sure you limit spicy and fried foods just for a while. Coconut water is cooling and soothing. Drink it midday or before lunch. Also, if there's severe discomfort or this persists, really consider getting checked by a healthcare pro. Balancing doshas takes time, consistency in practice is key. Personalized approaches work best, so tweak as needed; it's a journey, not a one-size-fits-all fix. Just take it slow, you’ll get the hang of it.

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