Orthopedic Disorders
Question #812
185 days ago
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Pain in all joints - #812

Madhu Sharma

I have arthritis, my shoulder joints , back , and lower joints are always in acute pain. Kindly suggest something to cure this .

Age: 61
Chronic illnesses: Arthritis! I have acute pain in my shoulder joints ,back and lower joints very accutely every time . kindly suggest the cure for this
Pain in a back
Arthritis
Pain in legs
Knee pain
Joint pain
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Arthritis with acute joint pain, particularly in the shoulders, back, and lower joints, is often a result of an aggravated Vata and Ama (toxic buildup) in the joints. In Ayurveda, arthritis is commonly addressed by focusing on reducing Vata, clearing Ama, and providing deep nourishment to the bones and joints. For your condition, a combination of lifestyle changes, dietary adjustments, herbal formulations, and external therapies is recommended to manage pain and improve joint mobility. To address this, Rasna Saptaka Kwatha or Maharasnadi Kashaya are effective Ayurvedic decoctions that help reduce Vata in the joints, relieve pain, and prevent further stiffness. Additionally, Yograj Guggulu and Simhanada Guggulu are beneficial in detoxifying the body, reducing inflammation, and providing nourishment to the bones and joints. These can be taken under the guidance of an Ayurvedic practitioner. Another useful formulation is Dashamoola tablets or decoctions, which are known to balance Vata and reduce pain and inflammation. Externally, regular Abhyanga (oil massage) with warm medicated oils like Mahanarayan Taila or Dhanwantharam Taila is highly effective in reducing stiffness and improving circulation in painful areas. Follow up the massage with a hot compress or Nadi Swedana (herbal steam) on affected areas to provide relief and enhance mobility. This can be particularly beneficial for back and shoulder pains. In your diet, include warm, easily digestible foods that are rich in anti-inflammatory spices such as turmeric, ginger, and fenugreek. Avoid cold, raw foods, and minimize intake of sour and fermented items, as they can aggravate Vata and lead to joint discomfort. Incorporate sesame seeds or sesame oil, which are excellent for nourishing bones and joints. Lastly, mild exercises and gentle Pranayama such as Anulom Vilom and deep breathing can help in maintaining circulation and reducing stiffness. Daily practices like these, along with Ayurvedic formulations and therapies, can gradually reduce your pain and improve joint flexibility, allowing for more comfortable movement.
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Ah, arthritis can be quite a pain, literally. It seems like it's making life pretty tough with all that joint pain in your shoulders, back, and lower joints. Let's try and untangle this a bit with Ayurveda's holistic approach to bring you some relief. First off, it might be useful to understand that from an Ayurvedic perspective, arthritis is often a result of a Vata imbalance. This means our focus will be on balancing this particular dosha in your body. Warmth and lubrication are going to be your friends here, since Vata tends to be cold and dry. Start with your diet – that's always a great way to make some tangible progress. Try to eat warm, cooked foods. Soups, stews, and dishes rich in ghee can be wonderful. Avoid salads and raw stuff for now. They might seem healthy but for Vata, they can aggravate. Also, think on spices like ginger, turmeric, and cumin. They not only add flavor but help digestion and reduce inflammation – super helpful for aching joints. Stay hydrated, but preferably with warm water or herbal teas like ginger or tulsi. It might sound odd, but caffeine and cold drinks can irritate Vata energy. Massage is another must. Warm sesame oil massage (abhyanga) can do wonders. Try to apply daily before shower. If you're feeling adventurous, consider adding a little castor oil to the sesame oil for an additional anti-inflammatory effect. It smells different, but some folks swear by it. Exercise is key. But don't overdo it. Gentle yoga, especially movements that focus on flexibility and joint care, would be ideal. Poses like Cat-Cow or Child's Pose (if it's not painful) are revered for spine and back health. Finally, ensure you're getting restful sleep. Vata dosha gets aggravated with irregular sleep patterns. So, try heading to bed by 10 pm and get a good night's rest. These are just starting points. For personalization, speaking with an Ayurvedic practitioner could really fine-tune things. Stay patient, improvement takes time! And, for any sudden or worsening changes, don't hold back from seeking medical help!

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