Why does my sticky loose motion turn into non-sticky loosely formed after taking Chitrakadi and Bilwadi? - #55355
why does my sticky loose motion turned non sticky loosely formed on having chitrakadi + bilwadi after food. I just took the medicine 1 day with normal homemade food. So how many days should I continue it.
How long have you been experiencing loose motions?:
- More than 6 monthsHow would you describe the frequency of your loose motions?:
- Less than 3 times a dayHave you noticed any other symptoms accompanying the loose motions?:
- No other symptomsWhat does your diet typically consist of?:
- Balanced homemade mealsHave you made any recent changes to your diet or lifestyle?:
- Yes, started new medicationsHow is your overall energy level?:
- NormalHow is your hydration status?:
- Well-hydratedDoctors' responses
Your sticky loose stools changing into non-sticky, loosely formed stools after taking Chitrakadi + Bilwadi is usually a good Ayurvedic sign. It indicates that the medicines have started working on your Mandagni (weak digestion) and Ama (undigested toxins) from the intestines. Sticky stool = presence of Ama and excess Kapha in the gut Less sticky stool = Ama is reducing and digestion is improving Chitrakadi improves digestive fire and clears heaviness, gas, and indigestion Bilwadi helps stabilize bowel movements and supports intestinal healing Since you noticed improvement within just 1 day, your body is responding positively to the medicines. How long to continue? You can usually continue for 5–7 days with simple homemade food, or until stools become properly formed and bowel movements feel comfortable. For better recovery: Drink warm water Eat light, freshly cooked meals Avoid oily, spicy, cold, packaged, and junk foods Avoid curd at night Take proper sleep and eat on time
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