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Ayurvedic Medicine For Urine Incontinence
Urological Disorders
Question #5398
169 days ago
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Ayurvedic Medicine For Urine Incontinence - #5398

Ella

For the past few months, I’ve been struggling with urine incontinence, and it’s been so embarrassing. Even if I cough or laugh too hard, I feel like I lose control. I’ve read online that there might be ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence that could help, but I don’t know where to start. Does anyone here know of any ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence that has worked for them? I’ve heard herbs like Gokshura and Shilajit are good for urinary health, but are they part of any ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence? I don’t want to rely on Western medication if I can avoid it. I feel like Ayurveda might have a natural solution. Are there specific lifestyle changes I should make along with ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence? Also, I’ve noticed that the problem gets worse when I drink a lot of fluids, even water. Would cutting back on liquids make the medicines work better? And how long does it take for ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence to show results? If anyone has been in a similar situation and found relief, I’d love to hear your story. What specific ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence worked for you, and how did you use it?

Ayurvedic medicine for urine incontinence
Urine control
Ayurveda
Urinary health
Herbal remedies
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Dr. Harsha Joy
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Urinary incontinence in Ayurveda is often seen as a result of an imbalance in the *Vata* dosha, which governs movement and control in the body. To address this, herbs like *Gokshura* (Tribulus terrestris), *Shilajit*, and *Ashwagandha* can help strengthen the urinary system, improve bladder control, and promote overall vitality. A common Ayurvedic remedy for urine incontinence includes formulations with *Gokshura*, known for its diuretic and toning effects on the kidneys and urinary tract. Additionally, *Punarnava* and *Kachnar* are herbs that support bladder function and reduce excess fluid retention. Along with herbal medicine, lifestyle changes such as avoiding excessive intake of fluids (especially late in the evening), reducing cold foods, and practicing pelvic floor exercises can aid in reducing symptoms. It’s also crucial to maintain regularity in your daily routine and manage stress, as both can worsen Vata imbalances. Typically, it may take a few weeks to a couple of months to notice significant improvement, depending on the severity of the condition. It’s best to consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner to create a tailored treatment plan and avoid self-medication.
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Ah, urine incontinence can be really tough, especially when it's messing up daily life. From an Ayurvedic point of view, the focus is mainly on vata dosha and the health of the urinary tract. Herbs like Gokshura and Shilajit are indeed great, you're spot on with that! Gokshura is known for supporting the urinary system, kinda gently strengthening bladder muscles. You might wanna take it with warm water or milk, about 1-2 grams of the dried powder twice daily after meals. Shilajit is another powerhouse – boosts energy and supports the body's strength. Look for a high-quality Shilajit resin; you usually dissolve a pea-sized portion in warm water once a day. But hey, it's not just about the herbs. Lifestyle has a BIG role. Regularly practice pelvic floor exercises, or what's called "Kegel exercises," which can help you regain control. Daily routine, or dinacharya, should be calming and stress-free as stress totally flares up vata. Diet-wise, avoid diuretics like caffeine and alcohol. Warm, cooked meals, plenty of good fats like ghee, and hydration are key. It seems counter-intuitive, but instead of cutting down, drink smaller amounts more frequently. Cutting back drastically might actually confuse the bladder sometimes more! Now about timeline, it’s a steady process – it may take a few weeks to notice significant improvement. Stay patient, most times Ayurveda's more about getting to the root than quick fixes. It's also smart to check out any underlying causes with a healthcare provider just to be safe. And remember, each person's journey with Ayurveda can be a bit different because it's all about balancing your individual constitution. Keep a journal, note changes, maybe consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner for a custom tweak. It’s helped others, so hang in there!

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