Amla alone is not sufficient to treat neuropathy. Neuropathy (numbness + shooting pain) usually involves nerve weakness and Vata imbalance, so treatment needs deeper nerve support, not just one herb. Amla can help as a supportive antioxidant, but it will not significantly reduce pain or numbness by itself. Focus on improving nerve strength and circulation. Keep diet warm, nourishing, and regular. Avoid cold exposure and dry foods. At home, daily warm oil massage (sesame oil) on hands and feet is very helpful. Gentle walking and keeping nerves active is important. Ashwagandha tablet – 1 tablet twice daily after food Yograj Guggulu – 1 tablet twice daily after food B-complex (if advised by your doctor) Amla can be taken as support: Amla tablet – 1 tablet daily This combination works better for nerve health and symptom relief. If pain is severe and long-standing, proper evaluation (like diabetes, B12 levels) is also important. Regards, Dr Raghuveer (Ayurvedacharya)
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Does AMLA help with Neuropathy? Bilateral feet and hands. Numbness with shots of pain……………………………………………………………………………
How long have you been experiencing numbness and pain in your feet and hands?:
- More than 6 monthsHow would you describe the intensity of the pain?:
- Severe — difficult to tolerateDo you experience any other symptoms along with numbness and pain?:
- No other symptomsHave you noticed any specific triggers for your symptoms?:
- No specific triggersHow is your overall digestive health?:
- Frequent digestive problemsWhat is your current diet like?:
- I don't pay much attention to my dietHave you previously tried any treatments for neuropathy?:
- Prescription medication or therapyDoctors' responses
Your symptoms are due to aggravated Vata Dosha affecting the nerves (called Vata Vyadhi). This causes numbness, tingling, and shooting pain. Amla helps by nourishing the body and balancing Vata and Pitta, but it works slowly and is supportive, not a complete cure. Treatment should focus on Vata balance through proper diet, digestion improvement, herbal support, and therapies like oil massage (Abhyanga) — do some blood tests Vt. B12 Vt.D Cbc HbA1C Thyroid profile —Diagnosis: Vata Vyadhi (Peripheral Neuropathy) —Rx: 1) Aimil Neuron Capsules 1 capsule bd after meals 2) Aimil Amlycure ds Syrup 2 tsp bd after meals (for Agni & digestion) 3) Aimil Ashwagandha Capsules 1 capsule hs with milk 4) trifla tablet 1 at bedtime ---- External Aimil Painmukti oil Local gentle massage on hands & feet once daily — Advice Warm, easily digestible food Avoid cold, dry, processed diet Regular meals + good hydration — Follow-up Review after 21 days or before with reports
Yes Amla helps, but alone is not enough for nerve pain. Your symptoms Numbness + shooting pain = nerve weakness (Ayurveda: Vata problem) Add Amla (support) 20 ml juice daily (morning) Helps nerves + antioxidant Main medicines Ashwagandha 1 tsp at night with milk Brahmi 1 tsp morning Maha Yograj Guggulu 1 tablet twice daily after food Oil therapy (very important) Mahanarayan Oil Massage hands & feet daily before bath Diet Warm milk, ghee, nuts (in small amount) Avoid cold food, dry food, junk Habit 15–20 min walking Keep body warm
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