Stop sarasvatarisht it cause itching .

There are some good medicines which you can have like sankhapushpi syrup, Manasmitra bati and stresscom to reduce your anxiety and post menopausal syndromes. You can consult me for detailed prescription

Due to the hot season saraswat arisht is causing rashes… so stop taking arisht and i ll suggest to take first line of treatment replacing saraswat arisht with syrup shankhpushpi if brahmi is not suiting you. Rest remains same.

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Got ur concern and great to note u r under ayurved Dr. plz follow him. It's vataj concern offers great outcome by Yoga basti therapy and Abhyangam Nabhi karna puranam sos Nasyam as source is from Gut brain n mind axis. Followed by Rasayan medicines

Your problem needs proper treatment and management so you may consult with me through this channel and solve your problem.

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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine

Namastey It is encouraging that you have observed improvement in your anxiety symptoms with Ayurvedic treatment. However, the fact that you are experiencing significant daytime drowsiness, a "zombie-like" feeling, or reduced alertness after starting Sumenta suggests that your body may be responding differently to this formulation than it did to Stressan. A medicine that makes you feel excessively sedated is not necessarily "stronger" or "better"—it may simply have a more calming or sedative effect in your particular case. Menopausal anxiety, especially when accompanied by OCD symptoms, can be complex and may be influenced by hormonal changes, sleep quality, stress levels, personality traits, and long-standing anxiety patterns. The ideal treatment should help you feel calmer while still allowing you to remain mentally clear, active, and functional throughout the day. If a formulation improves anxiety but causes troublesome daytime sedation, it may require reassessment of the dosage, timing, or overall treatment strategy.

Stressan is likely the better choice as it is specifically marketed as non drowsy and aims to reduce "morning grogginess" and mental fatigue. Sumenta contains Tagar, a heavy sedative that likely caused your "Nexito-like" drowsiness. Stresan’s blend of Brahmi and Shankhapushpi is designed to provide cognitive uplift and "calm alertness," which is closer to the feeling you had with Saraswatarishta.Both help, but Stresan’s emphasis on brain-nourishing herbs (Jyotishmati) is often preferred in Ayurveda for the intrusive thoughts associated with OCD.

Don't use symptomatic treatment kindly use rasapachak vati

Depends upon which types of stones in your kidney.

ARISHTA formation creates problem in this season on some people that’s why we give medicine by assessing prakarti also. You have to consult for this.