Kamale Roga - #7534
My younger brother was recently diagnosed with jaundice, and the doctor mentioned that it could be managed with Ayurveda. While researching Ayurvedic treatments for jaundice, I came across the term Kamale Roga, which seems to be the Ayurvedic name for this condition. I want to learn more about how Ayurveda approaches Kamale Roga and whether it can provide a complete cure or just manage the symptoms. From what I’ve read, Kamale Roga seems to be caused by a Pitta imbalance affecting the liver and bile production. How does this explanation fit with the modern understanding of jaundice? Are there specific Ayurvedic herbs or therapies that work best for Kamale Roga? I’ve heard of herbs like Kutki and Bhumyamalaki being used for liver health, but are they part of the standard treatment for Kamale Roga? I also wonder if dietary changes play a big role in treating Kamale Roga. Should someone with this condition avoid oily and spicy foods completely, or are there specific meal plans to follow? Are there any home remedies or lifestyle practices that can help speed up recovery? Another concern is how long it takes to see results with Ayurvedic treatment for Kamale Roga. Can it resolve the condition entirely, or does it only help manage the symptoms? Also, are there risks of the condition worsening if Ayurvedic treatment is used without allopathic intervention? If anyone has experience treating Kamale Roga with Ayurveda or knows someone who has, I’d love to hear about it. Were there any challenges in following the treatment plan, and how effective was it in the long term?
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