Hair fall seviere - #672

To address your hair loss, gastric issues, constipation, and foreskin tightening, consider a holistic Ayurvedic approach. For hair loss, regularly massage your scalp with Bhringraj oil and take amla powder (1-2 tsp daily) for nourishment; also incorporate ashwagandha (300-500 mg) to help reduce stress. For gastric problems and constipation, use Triphala (1 tsp at bedtime), ginger tea for digestion, and ajwain after meals to relieve gas. Regarding foreskin tightening, apply coconut oil topically for softening, but consult a healthcare professional for tailored advice. Additionally, improve sleep quality with ashwagandha and Jatamansi. Ensure a fiber-rich diet, stay hydrated, engage in regular physical activity, and maintain good sleep hygiene. If issues persist, seek personalized guidance from an Ayurvedic practitioner for comprehensive care.

Alright, so losing 60% of your hair at 25, that’s gotta be pretty rough. It’s bound to take a toll on mental health for sure. Talkin’ Ayurveda, hair fall often connects to Pitta dosha imbalances. What ya need is to cool down that inherent fire. Now, here’s some stuff to consider:

First up, amla — it’s one of your best friends. Loads of vitamin C helps pacify Pitta. Eat it raw if you can, or try amla juice in the morning, emptyish stomach, about 10-20ml should do the trick. And, you could apply amla oil too, give your scalp a gentle massage a couple times a week.

Watch what ya eat, cuz diet plays a big role. Go for lighter meals, more greens and fruits, and try cuttin’ down on spicy stuff. All that heat can make it worse. Avoid tea, coffee or any caffeine-packed drinks, too. Good ol’ coconut oil — maybe twice a week — is good for keeping things calm. Apply on scalp n’ hair and let stay for at least an hour before washing.

For the foreskin tightening, if it is causing discomfort or anything, you might wanna chat with a healthcare pro too. Ayurveda-wise, warm oil massages (think sesame oil) can be soothing and can help relaxation but it’s pretty crucial to understand if there’s anything else going on.

And, hey, hydration works wonders, like eight glasses a day or more. Keep that body hydrated; it’s good for both hair and skin.

Stress’s a killer for hair, so find ways to relax — yoga, meditation, or just jammin’ out to tunes you love. It’s about finding balance and giving your body, mind, and hair a bit o’ love.

Keep in mind, i’ve scribbled this down quick, so you might wanna get a deeper look with a local ayurvedic doc or other pro, especially about the foreskin tightness — make sure you’re coverin’ all bases, ya know?