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Hairfall

Every time you see a bulk of your frail hair strands tangling in the hairbrush, it terrorizes you, right? We know exactly how you feel. Thankfully, the great Indian sages have left us with their incredible wisdom of Ayurveda! " We have a plethora of healing therapies and herbal formulations along with holistic health routines in Ayurveda. It offers you powerful and natural remedies to strengthen your innate hair growth competence without side effects
The Ayurvedic system is based on the concept of keeping the three dosha levels - Vata, Pitta, and Kapha - in balance. According to Ayurveda, hair fall occurs when there is an imbalance in these doshas, which form your innate Prakriti. Thus, in order to reverse hair loss, you need to work upon balancing your Ayurvedic doshas

Causing Hair Loss As Per Ayurveda

• When Vata dosha spikes in your body, it dehydrates your scalp tissues. Your hair follicles lack protection from harsh conditions like UV radiation. This creates breakage and split ends in your dry hair. The roots also become weak and hair falls off from the damaged follicles. Eventually, these damaged follicles become dormant, causing hair loss.
• When Pitta elevates in your body, your scalp tissues receive excess heat from inside. This causes inflammation in your follicles, which weakens your hair roots. The inflamed follicles fail to nourish the hair, leading to hair fall and premature greying.
• When Kapha level raises, your scalp starts over secretion of sebum. The sebum build-up clogs the hair follicle receptors, from where it receives nutrients from the blood. This prevents hair growth. Greasy scalp with oily dandruff is caused due to Kapha aggravation in your body.

Below are the fundamental aspects responsible for dosha imbalances in your body:

• Stress & Anxiety
• Poor Lifestyle
• Ageing
• Genetics
• Illness
• Some medications, such as chemotherapy
• Malnutrition
• Autoimmune disorder, in the case of alopecia areata

Ayurvedic Ways To Regrow Your Hair Naturally

1. Ayurvedic Therapies
A. Shirodhara
B. Shiro Abhyanga
C. Shiro Lepa
D. Nasya
E. Regular Massaging With Ayurvedic Hair Oils
F. Regular Hair Cleansing With Ayurvedic Herbs

Ayurvedic Herbs Used As Hair Cleansers

Shikakai (Soap Pod), Reetha (Soap Nut), Triphala (Haritaki+Bibhitaki+Amalaki), Kumari (Aloe vera), Amla (Indian Gooseberry), Japa (Hibiscus), Methi (Fenugreek), Nimba(Neem), etc. are some of the commonly used Ayurvedic ingredients for Hair cleansing.

Ayurvedic Herbs For Hair Regrowth

Below are some of the most commonly used herbs you can seek as ingredients in the above mentioned topical Ayurvedic treatments for hair regrowth.

a. Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri)
b. Bhringraj (Eclipta Prostrata or Eclipta Alba)
c. Kumari (Aloe Vera)
d. Ashwagandha (Indian Ginseng)
e. Japa (Hibiscus)
d. Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia)

2. Nutritious And Dosha Balancing Diet

According to Ayurveda, a wholesome diet that is rich in essential vitamins and minerals for hair growth plays a crucial role in keeping your doshas in balance and maintaining hair health.
Below are a few nutrient-rich foods that Ayurveda suggests for healthy hair regrowth. Ensure you consume them regularly based on the status of your dosha levels.

A. Cucumbers
B. Pumpkin
C. Leafy Vegetables
D. Yogurt
E. Peppermint
F. Coriander

3. Ayurvedic Medicines

Below are the most commonly prescribed Ayurvedic medications for hair regrowth:
• Narasimha Rasayanam
• Thikthakam kashayam
• Thikthakam ghritham
• Chyavana prasam

4. Stress-Free Lifestyle

A. Exercise Regularly
B. Sleep Sufficiently

Note:
The above treatments may not be very helpful when the hair loss is due to a genetic disorder.
Important Note:
You need to consume all Ayurvedic medications under the guidance of your Ayurvedic doctor only.

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14/01/2021

Piles or Hemorrhoids(Arsha)

Haemorrhoids or piles are dilated or swollen veins (low pressure blood vessels that return blood to the heart) under the re**um around the a**l opening.

They occur frequently in the adult general population. Notably, a considerable number of people with hemorrhoids do not complain about symptoms. Many people have hemorrhoids at some point in their lives. Over 50% of the population, in fact, will experience this condition. The prevalence of hemorrhoids is equal between men and women but men are more likely to seek treatment.

Causes of Hemorrhoids or Piles(Arsha)

The exact cause of hemorrhoids is unclear, but they’re associated with increased pressure in the blood vessels in and around your a**s. This pressure can cause the blood vessels in the re**um and a**s to become swollen and inflamed.
Factors predisposing to the development of hemorrhoids include:
o irregular bowel habits (constipation or diarrhoea)
o Sitting for long periods of time can start the hemorrhoidic process
o increased intra-abdominal pressure (prolonged straining)
o a low-fiber diet
o Obesity can be a factor by increasing re**al vein pressure. Poor muscle tone or poor posture can result in too much pressure on the re**al veins
o the absence of valves within the haemorrhoidal veins
o aging: as we grow older the body’s supporting tissues get weaker
o being overweight or obese
o Increased straining during bowel movements caused by constipation or diarrhea may lead to hemorrhoids
o Hypertension, particularly portal hypertension, can also cause hemorrhoids
o Pregnancy may lead to hypertension and increase strain during bowel movements, so hemorrhoids are often associated with pregnancy
o Cigarette smoking during bowel movements, may worsen hemorrhoids and may lead to severe internal bleeding of veins inside re**um area

The pressure causes the normal a**l veins and tissue to swell. This tissue can bleed, often during bowel movements.

Symptoms of Haemorrhoids or Piles(Arsha)

• Blood in stools
• Pain while defecating
• Painful hard lump in the a**s
• Mucus discharge while defecating
• Itching sensation around the a**s
• Feeling of fullness in the bowels even after passing a stool
• Secondary anaemia

Main classification of Piles or Hemorrhoids(Arsha)

They can be classified into internal and external hemorrhoids. There is a dentate line in the a**l ca**l, which separates two types of a**l skin. While the skin above the dentate line is not sensitive to pain, the skin below this line is quite sensitive to pain.

1. Internal hemorrhoids occur above the dentate line and are, therefore, usually painless. They can cause bleeding or they may push out of (pr*****ed) the a**l opening when they become quite large.

2. External hemorrhoids occur below the dentate line and are generally painful. External hemorrhoids can become very distressing when the blood in the hemorrhoid clots and inflammation irritates the nearby pain-sensitive skin

Treatment for hemorrhoids (Arsha) should be carried out in four ways with each having its specific indications.

These are:
1. Medical management (Bheshaja chikitsa)
This mode of treatment can cure first degree hemorrhoids. In other degrees of piles it may be used along with other procedures. This treatment is done after assessing dosha predominance.

2. Operative management (Sastra chikitsa) – Application of Kshara-sutra Therapy.
In this process hemorrhoids are tied off at its base (pedicle) by Kshara-sutra or specially processed thread with medicines. By the principle ofpressure necrosis, it prevents blood supply to the respective pile mass immediately. Eventually hemorrhoids shrink, shrivel up, die and ultimately fall off within 10 days, leaving some scar tissue which supports the corresponding veins in that area, preventing them to distend or bulge further.

3. Application of Ayurvedic Kshara (Caustics made of Ayurvedic herbs)
It is a non-surgical procedure of Ayurveda indicated for the management of hemorrhoids. A medicine (alkaline in nature) derived from a combination of various herbs is applied to the pile mass with the help of a special slit proctoscope. It is a type of chemical cauterization. Application of kshara is considered superior over other procedures used for the treatment of hemorrhoids or piles.

4. Cauterisation or Agnikarma
Agnikarma in the form of thermal cautery is a suitable procedure in the excision of sentinel piles and a**l warts falling in Vatha Kaphaja type of Arsha.

Do’s and Don’ts for Hemorrhoids or Piles

Do’s

• Drink Plenty of fluids
• Do take adequate fibers in the diet
• Exercise regularly. Walking is the one of the best things
• Train yourself for regular food intake of lunch and dinner
• Lose weight, if you are overweight
• Chew your food properly which enable digestion
• Take buttermilk, onion, leafy vegetables and gree gram etc
• You should not eat any food which is hard to digest
• You should also cut back on spicy and oily foods
• Increase your intake of okra, spinach, carrots, radish and yam in your everyday menu

• You should take the medications as prescribed
• You should avoid lifting heavy weights for at least 5 to 7 days.
• Drink plenty of water and other fluids—at least 10 glasses a day.
• Eat foods, which are good sources of fibre, such as whole grain or bran, cereals and breads, fresh vegetables and fruits, and, if necessary, add bran to your foods (about three to four tablespoonfuls per day)
• Keep the a**l area clean
• Take warm baths
• The hot poultice of dry radish is very good in non-bleeding piles
• Have enough sleep

Don’ts

• Don’t sit too much on a hard surface because it can restrict blood flow around the a**l area
• Don’t sit in the toilet for long periods. This position causes extra pressure on the a**l area
• Don’t drink coffee or alcohol
• Hurry, worry and curry is absolutely not advisable for a piles patient
• Don’t lift heavy objects. Even if you lift anything heavy exhale and don’t hold your breath
• Don’t use laxatives regularly as it may become a habit and cause the bowels to lose its ability to function normally
• Don’t consume any medication directly; this can be harmful for your stomach as well as diseases

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08/01/2021

Indigestion or dyspepsia

uncomfortable sensation in your belly during or after a meal. You might have burning or pain in the upper part of your stomach, too. It’s indigestion, also called dyspepsia. Indigestion is a general term that describes a group of gastrointestinal symptoms that occur together, including pain, a burning feeling, or discomfort in your upper abdomen; feeling full too soon while eating; and feeling uncomfortably full after eating.

Causes

Men and women of all ages can get indigestion. It’s a common condition. But certain things make some people more prone to it. Causes include:
Diseases:

• Ulcers
• GERD
• Stomach cancer. This is rare.
• Gastroparesis, a condition where the stomach doesn't empty properly. It often happens to people with diabetes.
• Stomach infections
• Irritable bowel syndrome
• Pancreatitis, an inflamed pancreas
• Thyroid disease

Lifestyle:

• Eating too much, too fast, or when you’re stressed. High-fat foods can also add to the problem.
• Stress and fatigue

• Some of the causes of indigestion include
• drinking
o too many alcoholic beverages
o too much coffee or too many drinks containing caffeine
o too many carbonated, or fizzy, drinks
• eating
o too fast or too much during a meal
o spicy, fatty, or greasy foods
o foods that contain a lot of acid, such as tomatoes, tomato products, and oranges
• feeling stressed
• smoking
• Some medicines can cause indigestion, such as

Medications:

• Aspirin and many other pain relievers
• Estrogen and birth control pills
• Steroid medications
• Some antibiotics
• Thyroid medicines
• certain antibiotics—medicines that kill bacteria
• nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs etc

 Sometimes people have long-lasting indigestion that isn’t related to any of these things. This type is called functional or non-ulcer dyspepsia.
 Many women have indigestion during the middle and later parts of pregnancy. The problem might come from hormones, which relax the muscles of the digestive tract, and from the pressure the growing baby puts on the stomach.


How Can I Prevent Indigestion?

The best way to avoid getting it is to steer clear of the foods and situations that seem to cause it. You can keep a food diary to figure out what you eat that gives you trouble. Other ways to prevent the problem:
• Eat small meals so your stomach doesn’t have to work as hard or as long.
• Try not to chew with your mouth open, talk while you chew, or eat too fast. This makes you swallow too much air, which can add to indigestion.
• Avoid late-night eating.
• Drink beverages after rather than during meals.
• Eat slowly.
• Avoid foods with a lot of acid, such as citrus fruits and tomatoes.
• Limit spicy foods
• Limit fried and greasy foods
• Cut back on or avoid foods and drinks that have caffeine.
• If you smoke, quit. Or at least, don’t light up right before or after you eat, since smoking can irritate your stomach.
• Cut back on alcohol.
• Avoid wearing tight-fitting clothes. They can put pressure on your stomach, which can make the food you’ve eaten move up into your esophagus.
• Don't exercise with a full stomach. Do it before a meal or at least 1 hour after you eat.
• Don't lie down right after you’ve eaten.
• Wait at least 3 hours after your last meal of the day before you go to bed.

Raise the top of your bed so that your head and chest are higher than your feet. You can do this by placing 6-inch blocks under the top bedposts. Don't use piles of pillows to achieve the same goal. You’ll only put your head at an angle that can increase pressure on your stomach and make heartburn worse.
You might not need any treatment at all. Indigestion often goes away on its own after a few hours. But let your doctor know if your symptoms get worse.
If you don’t feel better after these changes, your doctor may prescribe medications for you.

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