Excessive Flatulence
Ayurvedic Name: Aatopa Description: Aatopa is excessive flatulence, often due to weak Agni (digestive fire) and Vata imbalance. It results in frequent gas formation, loud or silent flatulence, and discomfort in the lower abdomen. Factors like overeating, improper food combinations, irregular eating habits, and stress aggravate this condition. Ayurvedic remedies include Deepana (digestive stimulants) like […]
Cholera
Ayurvedic Name: Visuchika Description: Visuchika is similar to cholera or acute gastroenteritis, where there is sudden onset of vomiting, diarrhea, severe dehydration, and muscle cramps. It is resulting from the imbalance of Vata and Pitta, which leads to excessive fluid loss and electrolyte imbalance. The condition is aggravated by contaminated food, poor hygiene, and excessive […]
Severe Indigestion
Ayurvedic Name: Alsaka Description: Alsaka refers to severe indigestion and food stagnation in the stomach, where undigested food remains without proper peristalsis, which leads to heaviness, nausea, belching, and discomfort. It is resulting from eating heavy, oily, or incompatible foods that suppress Agni, causing Ama (toxic waste) accumulation. Ayurvedic treatment includes fasting, Trikatu (ginger, black […]
Chronic Indigestion
Ayurvedic Name: Vilambika Description: Vilambika is a form of chronic indigestion where food remains in the stomach for an extended period, which leads to putrefaction and foul-smelling burps. This condition is resulting from weak digestion and Kapha dominance, which slow down gastric emptying. It is often seen in individuals who overeat, consume excessive dairy or […]
Excessive Thirst
Ayurvedic Name: Trishna Description: Trishna refers to excessive thirst, which can be due to Pitta aggravation, dehydration, fever, or underlying metabolic disorders like diabetes. It is often accompanied by dry mouth, dizziness, burning sensations, and frequent urination. Ayurvedic treatment includes cooling and hydrating herbs like Amalaki, Chandana, and coconut water to pacify Pitta and restore […]
Burning Sensation
Ayurvedic Name: Daaha Description: Daaha is a burning sensation throughout the body, commonly resulting from excessive Pitta, which leads to acid reflux, inflammation, heat intolerance, and even fever. It can affect the skin, stomach, or the entire body, creating a sensation of internal heat. Aggravating factors include spicy food, excessive sun exposure, stress, and digestive […]
Urinary Tract Disorders
Ayurvedic Name: Mutrakriccha Description: Mutrakriccha refers to urinary tract disorders, including painful urination, difficulty passing urine, or urinary infections due to aggravated Vata, Pitta, or Kapha in the urinary system. Vataja Mutrakriccha is characterized by dribbling urination, Pittaja by burning sensation, and Kaphaja by thick, turbid urine. Ayurveda advocates Gokshura, Punarnava, Chandraprabha Vati, and barley […]
Urinary Retention
Ayurvedic Name: Mutraghat Description: Mutraghat refers to urinary retention or difficulty in passing urine. According to Ayurveda, it is resulting from an imbalance in Vata dosha, which leads to obstruction in the urinary tract. It can result from factors such as excessive consumption of dry foods, suppression of natural urges, or an aggravated nervous system. […]
Hair Loss
Ayurvedic Name: Khalitya Description: Khalitya is hair loss or baldness. Ayurveda attributes it to an imbalance in Pitta and Vata doshas, which weakens hair follicles and leads to hair fall. Excessive heat in the body, poor digestion, and stress contribute to this condition. Ayurvedic remedies include cooling herbs like amla, bhringraj, and neem, along with […]
Premature Graying
Ayurvedic Name: Palitya Description: Palitya is premature graying of hair, often due to excess Pitta dosha. Factors like stress, irregular sleep, excessive spicy or sour foods, and a lack of proper nutrition contribute to this condition. Ayurveda advocates a diet rich in cooling foods, herbal treatments like bhringraj oil, and lifestyle modifications to balance Pitta […]