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Foot pain and numbness
Orthopedic Disorders
Question #549
188 days ago
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Foot pain and numbness - #549

usha sri

I am diabetic past 5 months am getting numbness and pain in my foot pls suggest diabetes is under control

Age: 45
Low blood pressure
Blood circulation for ed
Sugar
Blood pressure
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Experiencing numbness and pain in your foot as a diabetic can indicate peripheral neuropathy, a common complication associated with diabetes, even when blood sugar levels are under control. In Ayurveda, this condition is often linked to an imbalance in the Vata dosha, which governs movement and sensation in the body. To manage these symptoms holistically, it is essential to focus on dietary adjustments, herbal remedies, and lifestyle practices. Maintaining a balanced diet is crucial; prioritize whole foods rich in fiber, such as fresh vegetables, whole grains, legumes, and lean proteins, while minimizing processed foods and sugars that can affect nerve health. Foods that are rich in antioxidants, like berries and nuts, can also support nerve function. Incorporating specific herbs into your routine can help alleviate neuropathic symptoms. Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera) may improve nerve health and reduce pain, while Turmeric (Curcuma longa) can help with inflammation and support circulation. Additionally, consider taking Guggulu (Commiphora mukul) for its beneficial effects on metabolic health and nerve repair. Regular foot care is vital to prevent further complications. Practice gentle foot massages with warm Sesame oil or Mahanarayana Thailam to improve circulation and relieve tension. Incorporating yoga and stretching exercises into your routine can also enhance flexibility and blood flow, helping to alleviate numbness and pain.
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Foot pain and numbness in diabetes might be telling us somethin' about your nerves, you know? It's like your body's way of saying, "Hey, pay attention to me!" Ayurveda looks at this as Vata imbalance, often lurking with a hint of Pitta issues 'cause of inflammation. So basically, your elements are partying without an invite. Let's start simple. On your plate, think warm, nourishing food—avoid raw, cold stuff, okay? Favor cooked grains like quinoa and barley, and swimming in some warm milk with turmeric at night can work wonders. And, desserts? stick to natural sweetness like honey or dates. But be a pal, and don’t go overboard with the sweets even when you’re using honey. Oh, and how’s your sleep? Keep a regular sleep schedule—trust me, it stabilizes Vata. Now, what about a foot massage, ever tried one? Warm sesame oil or castor oil, gently massaged, can actually calm those nerves down. Do it before bed, and try not to be in a hurry, let’s say, 10-15 minutes ish. Exercise can be good, yet it’s gotta be gentle. Maybe you're walking or doing yoga, but avoid too much strain. Lying on your back, just lift and gently rotate your feet might help circulation. Tripahala churna is usually good for digestion, thus indirectly supporting nerve health. Just a teaspoon with warm water before heading to bed may balance that agni. But listen, if pain or numbness hits hard, it’s smart to swing by a medical doc immediately. An ayurvedic approach is complementary, not a replacement for urgent care. Keep monitoring that diabetes too— balanced blood sugar is key here, alright? And remember, it’s all about trial, error, and tuning inwards. Nothing magical overnight, okay? Stay consistent, be patient. Your body’s quite the communicator when you listen in closely.

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