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Pitta Dosha - Hairfall -Treatment
Hi, Can pitta Dosha cause severe hairfall and gastritis problems? Does it stop body from absorbing vitamins and nutrients? I have severe hairfall and on blood test I had iron and b12 deficiency. I took the medication but after 10 months I am facing same problem again. Also my gastritis problems have increased .I recently vomitted due to gastritis and have back pain.is this sign of pitta? How can it be treated permanently? Almost everything I eat causes my belly to bloat. please help
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Aggravation of pitta dosha can cause certain symtom. But right now your facing indigestion and thats the reason for your bloating. You shall continue your iron and b12 medication until you get it tested again. Very less likely your vitamins will interfere with your gastritis. It can be because of iron medication you continue. You can change the vrand and try. Do not have oily spicy food. Have warm water through out the day if possible. Practice yoga. This lifestyle change will help you stay away from gastritis. If needed you can have Praval panchamrut 2 tablets before meals for 15days and then stop.
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Hello Ma'am, no need to worry, Your main problem is pitta vikar/gastritis .it gives rise to other problems, Take Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabera) boiled water twice a day, before breakfast and before dinner, Decoction of fresh Giloy, Mulethi at morning,eat khichdi at evening
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Avoid sour curd Kadi spicy food cold drinks red chilli, pickles, ketchups, Take pomegranate juice watermelon Cucumber, coconut water, Madhur Tikta Kashaya ras dominant simple food
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