What is the best internal medicine or basti treatment for my son's severe gastritis and constipation? - #54437
My son has seviour gastritis with costipation which medication s good for basti or suggest internal medicine
How long has your son been experiencing gastritis symptoms?:
- Less than 1 weekWhat symptoms is he experiencing along with gastritis?:
- Abdominal painHow often does he experience constipation?:
- RarelyWhat dietary habits does he currently have?:
- Low fiber intakeHas he been diagnosed with any other medical conditions?:
- No other conditionsWhat treatments or medications has he tried for gastritis and constipation?:
- Prescription medicationsHow would you describe his overall energy levels?:
- Moderate energyDoctors' responses
For your son, this looks like acute gastritis with mild constipation, mainly due to Pitta aggravation with Vata involvement and weak digestion (Mandagni). Since symptoms are < 1 week, focus on gentle correction, not strong Panchakarma immediately. Internal Ayurvedic medicines Avipattikar churna – reduces gastritis, acidity, and improves bowel movement Kamdudha ras (plain) – soothes gastric irritation (Pitta pacifying) Drakshasava (small dose after meals) – mild laxative + digestive support Triphala churna (bedtime, low dose) – for soft, natural bowel movement About Basti (medicated enema): Not first choice in acute gastritis, especially in children Can be considered later if constipation becomes chronic If needed → only Matra Basti (oil-based, mild) Diet & lifestyle (very important): Give warm, soft, easy-to-digest food (khichdi, moong dal, rice) Add ghee in small quantity (helps both Pitta & constipation) Avoid spicy, fried, sour, packaged food Encourage warm water sipping throughout the day Include ripe banana or soaked raisins for natural bowel movement
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