How long does it take for Kamdudha Vati to relieve breast and chest pain after gallbladder removal? - #56963
Hello doctor actually under the feft breastarea slightly pain is going till little down and some time again back it's coming towords chest. My gallblader is removed before 10 yrs and now my age is 37. So in heat summer days sometimes I feel this issues so badly but today only I start to take kamdudha vati so please guide me how much time it will take to affect
How long have you been experiencing this pain?:
- Less than 1 weekHow would you describe the intensity of your pain?:
- Mild — noticeable but not limitingWhen does the pain usually occur?:
- No specific patternHave you noticed any specific triggers for the pain?:
- Heat or weather changesHow is your digestive health since your gallbladder removal?:
- Occasional bloating or gasHave you experienced any other symptoms along with the pain?:
- NoneHow would you rate your overall stress levels?:
- Moderate — some stress but manageableWhat other treatments or remedies have you tried for this pain?:
- Home remedies or lifestyle changesDoctors' responses
Pain under the left breast radiating downward or toward the chest can occur due to acidity, gastritis, intercostal muscle strain, costochondritis, or sometimes heart-related causes. Since you are 37 years old and symptoms are recurring, if you develop severe chest pain, breathlessness, sweating, dizziness, or pain spreading to the left arm/jaw, seek urgent medical evaluation. Regarding Kamdudha Vati: Typical dose: 1–2 tablets twice daily after meals with water or as directed by an Ayurvedic physician. For acidity and pitta-related symptoms, some relief may be noticed within a few days, but a full effect often takes 2–4 weeks. Take Kamdudha Vati: 2 tablets twice daily after food. Avipattikar Churna: 3–5 g at bedtime with lukewarm water. Avoid very spicy, oily, fried foods, excess tea/coffee, and long gaps between meals. Stay well hydrated, especially during hot summer days.
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