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Plaque at private parts may be due to HPV, It is needed to be examined, your blood investigation suggests some viral infection. Agnikarma along with oral medicines can be helpful.For numbness nerve rejuvinator like multivitamin can be taken along wtih LS spine physiotherapy

Need in-person examination and assessment

Stop Punarnava and cystogrit for sometime.take kachnar guggal vridivaticavati twiceaday with water.

You are on a good line of Ayurvedic treatment for plaque and cysts. Numbness in the feet could be related to nerve compression, nutritional deficiencies, or circulation issues. Skipping Kapalbhati may reduce strain temporarily, but since the numbness persists, testing CBC, LFT, and RFT is a wise step. Please share your reports and consult directly for a more accurate diagnosis and treatment adjustment.

Thank you for the detailed update, Here's a structured response based on your condition: --- ## 🔍 Your Current Health Concerns: * **Plaque / Cyst / Lipoma in private part** (on Ayurvedic meds) * **Numbness in feet**, worsened after 1-hour **Kapalbhati** twice daily * **SGOT/SGPT mildly elevated** (liver stress indicated) * Skipped Kapalbhati for a week but **numbness still persists** --- ## 🧠 Analysis of Symptoms ### 1. **Numbness in Feet** Possible causes: * **Nerve compression** (e.g. lumbar spine, sitting posture) * **Neuropathy** (early diabetic/deficiency-induced) * **Overuse of Kapalbhati** (1 hr twice daily is excessive → may cause pranic imbalance or hyperventilation affecting peripheral nerves) * **Medication burden** (long-term herbs can sometimes overload liver → nerve symptoms) ### 2. **Elevated SGOT/SGPT** * Suggests **liver strain**, possibly from: * **Punarnavadi Mandoor** (iron-containing) * **Long-term polyherbal medication** * Infrequent meals or **dry, spicy diet** * **Excess yoga** without grounding (Kapalbhati generates heat) --- ## ✅ Suggested Next Treatment Protocol ### 🔄 1. **Pause or Rotate Current Medicines** To relieve liver & nerve load: * **STOP** for now: * **Punarnavadi Mandoor** (can raise SGPT/SGOT) * **Cystogrit** (powerful herbal formulation, can affect liver in long term) * **CONTINUE:** * **Kanchnaar Guggulu** (1–0–1) * **Vriddhivadhika Vati** (1–0–1) * Add *Consult us for details** – 1 tab twice daily **after meals** for liver support ### 💊 2. **Start Ayurvedic Liver-Nerve Support** | Medicine | Dose | Purpose | | -------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | --------------------------- | | ***Consult us for details* | 1 tab twice daily after food | Liver detox | | ***Consult us for details*| 1 tab morning + night | Nerve calming | | ***Consult us for details*r | 2 tsp after meals twice daily | Memory + nerve tone | | ***Consult us for details* | 30 ml with warm water twice daily | Relieves nerve inflammation | --- ### 🧘‍♂️ 3. **Revised Yoga & Lifestyle Routine** | Time | Activity | | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Morning | **30 mins slow yoga**: cat-cow, pavanmuktasana, viparitkarani, anulom-vilom (NO kapalbhati for 2 weeks) | | Evening | 20-mins **walk barefoot on grass** or earth (grounding therapy) | | Meals | Warm, oil-lubricated meals, avoid dry or cold foods, eggs, or spicy meals during recovery | | Water | 1 glass warm water every 2 hours | --- ### 🥣 Diet Recommendations * Add: **Cow ghee**, soaked **walnuts/almonds**, cooked vegetables, soft moong dal, beetroot, carrot * Avoid: **Fried, fermented, overly spicy food**, excess non-veg, biscuits, maida, coffee * Night: 1 tsp **ghee with warm milk** or **Triphala** to keep bowels soft --- ### 📅 Timeline: * **Week 1–2**: Focus on **liver healing** + gentle yoga + diet * **Week 3 onward**: If numbness reduces and liver tests normalize, **reintroduce Cystogrit if needed**, or continue with Kanchnaar + Vriddhivadhika only --- ## ⚠️ When to Get Further Tests: If numbness continues or worsens, consider: * **Vitamin B12, D3** levels * **HbA1c / Fasting Blood Sugar** * **Nerve Conduction Study (NCS)** if numbness affects walking/balance --- Advice- Self Medication Would you like a written **7-day liver-nerve balancing routine** or help interpreting your exact SGOT/SGPT values for clarity? *Consult us for details*

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

Kapalbhati is not recommended for you . Your liver is strained and you need proper diet and lifestyle guidance. Doing anulom vilom, sheetkari pranayam and deep breathing every hour is recommended.  Follow HAIP DIET since your symptoms are related to inflammation and auto immunity.  You will also need gut cleansing for which to begin with you can take amaltas pulp churna 1 tsp twice a day and patolakaturohinyadi kashayam 15 ml with 3 times water before meal twice a day for liver detox. Also, optimising vitamin d levels along with essential co factors is required for which you will need to consult.

Thank you for sharing the details. Numbness in the feet can be due to multiple reasons, and while your current medications seem appropriate, it’s important to evaluate your recent reports to understand the cause better. Please upload your CBC, LFT, and RFT reports here. Once I review them, I can guide you more precisely. For a detailed assessment and to plan the next steps, I’d recommend booking a consultation. That way, we can go through your history, symptoms, and reports thoroughly. Wishing you good health, Dr. Arisha Ayurveda Consultant

Consult for prescription and guidance

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Is there any symptoms like redness, scaling or itching?. Avoid sour, spicy & fermented food. Use food which makes easy digestion. Include cool & detoxifying foods like green leafy vegetables & cucumber etc. Drink more water& avoid oily food.

Thank you for sharing the details. Its mainly caused due to an overactive immune system. According to Ayurveda its not merely a skin condition, but as a manifestation of internal imbalance-related to kapha and pitta involvement. The numbness also related to this same condition, which may suggestive of involvement of inner tissue elememnts.