SLE Treatment In Ayurveda - #5366

Ah, SLE, it indeed sounds like quite the journey you've been on. Ayurvedic treatment for SLE is all about striking the right balance and not just sticking a bandaid on the symptoms. So, how does Ayurveda approach SLE? Well, first thing first, it looks at your doshas—Vata, Pitta, Kapha—to see which one's outa wack. From what you’ve described - joint pain, fatigue, skin rashes - we’re looking at a Pitta-Kapha imbalance maybe with some Vata thrown into the mix. Right, herbs. Ashwagandha is pretty well known for its adaptogenic properties helping with fatigue. Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) is another herb often used coz it bolsters immunity. But it’s super important to get these under the guidance of a pro Ayurvedic physician, especially since you’re already on other medications. Simple things like turmeric and ginger, which are probably already hanging out in your kitchen, could be beneficial as they're anti-inflammatory. Again, don't just dump all these into your diet willy-nilly. Now about the digestion and energy levels. That's where your agni, or digestive fire, comes into play. Keeping it balanced is like keeping wood dry for a good campfire. Triphala might help regulate your digestion and hair loss coz it cleanses the system, while keeping things moving smoothly. Diet-wise: Eat warm, cooked meals, avoid too much sugar, dairy, and processed food. Keeping a balanced diet with seasonal veggies, whole grains like quinoa and rice can be beneficial. And yes, certain foods that aggravate the doshas, like spicy and oily foods for Pitta or frozen and raw foods for Vata, so keeping them in check is part of it. As for taking Ayurveda and conventional meds together, lots of people do it but it's a must to coordinate with both your doctors. They could work together like a team tackling the issue from both angles without Samsung (hope it’s clear meant damage here). Interactions can happen, but if it’s done right, the benefits could outweigh the drawbacks. Finding a mixed path in treatment can totally be a tangled web and I get why that's confusing! But don't hesitate to reach out for professional guidance to tailor everything to your specific needs. Hope you find some relief soon!