Immunodeficiency
Question #825
190 days ago
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Kapha increased - #825

Khushbu

Vomiting sensation frm last 20 days bad smell headache not willing to eat weakness shaking of body without feeling cold

Age: 23
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Pain
Vomit
Weakness
Headache
Not able eat properly
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190 days ago
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Experiencing vomiting sensations, bad smells, headaches, weakness, and shaking for the past 20 days can be quite concerning and may indicate an underlying imbalance in your doshas, particularly affecting your digestive system. To better assist you, I would like to gather more details about your symptoms, including the frequency of the vomiting sensation, any dietary changes you've made, stress levels, and whether you have accompanying symptoms such as fever, abdominal pain, or changes in bowel habits. In the meantime, consider incorporating several Ayurvedic remedies that can help alleviate your discomfort. Start with Ginger and Lemon Tea, which can be very effective for nausea; simply steep fresh ginger slices and lemon juice in hot water. Peppermint Tea can also soothe nausea, while Coriander Water (soaking coriander seeds in water overnight and consuming the water in the morning) can help reduce bad smells and promote digestion. For headaches, a paste of Fenugreek Seeds applied to the forehead can provide relief, and Ajwain (Carom Seeds) can be chewed to ease nausea and improve digestion. To support overall health, consider taking Triphala daily to aid digestion and detoxify your body. Ashwagandha can help manage stress and enhance vitality, while Shatavari may help strengthen your overall condition, especially if there are issues with appetite or general weakness. Tulsi (Holy Basil) tea can also be beneficial for its anti-inflammatory properties and its ability to enhance digestion and immunity. Ensure to stay hydrated by sipping warm water or herbal teas throughout the day, and consume light, easily digestible meals such as rice congee or khichdi (a mix of rice and lentils) to ease your digestive system. If your symptoms persist or worsen, it’s essential to seek medical attention to rule out any underlying conditions. Please provide more details about your symptoms so that I can offer a more tailored approach.
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You're experiencing quite a mix of symptoms there, sounds pretty uncomfortable. Vomiting sensation, loss of appetite, headache, weakness... it might point towards a kapha imbalance, given the heaviness and sluggishness you're describing here. Firstly, let's touch on your diet. Try to steer clear of dairy, fried, and very oily foods; they can aggravate Kapha. Instead, reach for lighter meals, think warm soups with ginger and turmeric—they help with digestion and could ease that vomiting sensation. Maybe keep meals small and frequent rather than large, so your body isn’t overwhelmed. Spicy food, in moderation, could be your friend here. Spices like black pepper, cardamom, and cloves can stimulate digestion and reduce kapha. And don't forget hydration! Warm water or herbal teas like tulsi or ginger work well here. As for the headache, let’s see if we can make a small tweak. It sounds like it's important for you to incorporate daily oil massage (abhyanga) with warmed sesame oil, just a little bit on the head and feet, and slow, gentle movements. Now, for the weakness and shaking—this might mean your body's energy is out of balance. Pay attention to your daily routines. Aim for consistent sleep and wake times. Gentle yoga or an evening walk, while easing into the day more slowly, might provide a needed rhythm to balance your energy levels. If the symptoms persist or feel worse, it's crucial to have a health professional take a look— you want to rule out any underlying issues that might require different attention. In Ayurveda, everything is interconnected, but it's essential to trust your intuition and consult when needed. You'll find your balance, it just might need a little patience and tweaking along the way!

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