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Headache, Anxiety and IBS - #7453

Sujeet Yadav

I've headache all the time from past two weeks and get anxiety as well. Sometimes my stomach pains, gases issues and acidity problem. From the month of July to September I had 4 times loose stools. But from 15th September till now no episodes of loose motions. From the month of September I stopped eating outside food and ayurvedic medicines that I was taking. Before September I was on following: Tab Arjuna 1-1 ( 1 year) Tab HT Norm 1-1 (1 year) Tab Brahmi 1-1 (4-5 months) Tab Aswagandha 1-1 (1 month) Currently I'm on following Allopathy medicine: Blood Pressure Medicine: (from past 1.5 years) Met XL Trio 50 Uric Acid Medicine: (from past 1 years) Foxstat 40 mg For migraine doctor has suggested (1 week before started this medicine) Tab Inderal F 10 Can you please confirm if these 4 medicines will help me for Anxiety, Migraine and digestive issues: Dipya digestive care 15ml twice a day after food Dipya acidity relief tab 1 tab two times in a day 30 mins before food Cephagrain 2 tab twice a day after food Mentacalm 1 tab two times in a day after food All these above medicines are from Charak Pharma Company. Along with this my BP is little increased and that I think will get decreased when stress will be reduced. Please advice. My age is 34 years and weight is 82 kg and height is 5.6 ft and gender is male.

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Dr. Harsha Joy
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The medicines you are currently using, such as Dipya digestive care, Dipya acidity relief, Cephagrain, and Mentacalm, may help manage your digestive issues, acidity, migraine, and stress to some extent. These are formulated to address symptoms like gas, bloating, acidity, and discomfort, as well as to provide relief for headaches and anxiety. However, the effectiveness of these medications can vary from person to person, and it’s important to observe how your body responds. Since you are also managing high blood pressure, uric acid levels, and migraine, it’s crucial to monitor these closely with your healthcare provider. Ayurveda may offer complementary therapies to support your digestive health, reduce stress, and improve overall well-being. For long-term relief, addressing underlying causes such as stress, diet, and lifestyle changes is also recommended. Given your complex symptoms, I would suggest consulting with an Ayurvedic practitioner to customize your treatment plan and ensure that all aspects of your health are balanced, including considering possible interactions with your current medications.
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Ah, headaches, anxiety, stomach grumbles... Sounds like quite the symphony. Let's make sense of this. Ok, since you've switched from a combo of Ayurveda and allopathy to mostly allopathy now, your body might be adjusting – especially with that Inderal F, pretty common for migraine and sometimes for anxiety too. Your digestive system seems to be sending distress signals, likely stressed with all this going on. Now, about those four Ayurvedic medicines you mentioned: Dipya digestive care and acidity relief are meant for helping with your agni or digestive fire – which seems a bit off lately. Might just settle the tummy, but always note how you feel after starting them. Cephagrain, usually for headaches, and Mentacalm, a usual go-to for nerves, sounds right in theory. But remember, everyone's body reacts its own way, eh? Keep in mind, these aren't instant miracles and might take a while to really kick in... Also, stick to those advised timings – as you mentioned, after or before food. Alongside all these, maybe chew on this: simple lifestyle tweaks really can help, like sipping on warm water frequently, or sticking to lighter meals. Ginger, turmeric in your diet, and avoiding those late-night snacks can sometimes ease the stomach turmoil. Oh, and deep breathing, yoga or just plain old sitting-in-the-quiet can do wonders. About that blood pressure, managing stress really does help a ton. A short evening walk or a few minutes of meditation before bed can sometimes lower it a notch or two. Keep an eye on any new or worsening symptoms, especially if they crop up after starting a new medicine. If anything feels really off, it's time for a chat with your doctor. Your body's giving you signals, so listen close. Sure, it's a bit all over, but balance’s out there waiting.
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