Body getting too heat

2017-05-23 08:52:24
Body is getting over heat and rashes and redspots in face and body, prickly heat issues too, urinary infection also, I drink plenty of water but urination is not proper.
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From how many days you are facing these symptoms?  It is probably because of pitta dosha dushti. Red spot on the face and body also denotes improper digestion. Also constipation can be the cause of these symptoms.
Next Steps
You should go with proper diet.  Spicy,junk food increases these problem. I'll suggest you following medicine but you must concern doctor near by you. 1)Paripathadi kwath/ kadha- 2tea spoon(10ml) ( morning- after lunch- after dinner) 2)Chandra prabha vati- 2 tablets ( before lunch and dinner with warm water) 3) Avipattikar churna 1 tea spoon(5gm) at night( before going to sleep) .... for 15 days
Health Tips
There are several factors that can cause internal body heat. This factors ranges from minor to major. Here are some of them Illness and medical conditions such as malaria, infections, stomach ulcer, high blood pressure, insomnia, seizures, muscular agitations, neurological disorders. Dehydration Hot atmospheric conditions that prevent proper core body temperature regulation through sweating. Improper clothing Excessive worry and Emotional problems and lots more. It is of utmost importance that you study your body well so as to know your exact actions that triggers the internal heat. Knowing these triggers will help you to avoid them as much as possible. Here are some common triggers Hot and Spicy foods Oil and fried foods Foods rich in sodium Caffeine and Alcohol Cigarette smoke

Answered2017-05-23 13:59:00

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Use gokru kadha and alka syp

Answered2017-05-23 13:34:56

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