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Ibs joint pain
Does ibs symptoms causes arthritis? Iam having mixed bowel habbits i have tested ibs in colonoscopy and acid reflux in endoscopy from past last year.and fatty liver grade 1.
I have little pain in hand and sometimes finger from last week i have both vit b12 183 and d difficiency 18.5.
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and arthritis are generally not directly connected, but some people with IBS or other gastrointestinal conditions may develop joint pain.
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Since your vitamin levels are low, addressing those deficiencies is a priority. In addition, if joint pain persists, it might be worthwhile to consult with an ayurvedic doctor to rule out other forms of arthritis like rheumatoid arthritis or osteoarthritis.
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Both Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 deficiencies can cause joint and muscle pain, including in the hands and fingers. Low Vitamin D is particularly associated with bone pain and weakness, while B12 deficiency can lead to neurological symptoms, including tingling or pain in extremities. Improving these vitamin levels might help reduce your joint pain.
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U need proper consultation near by u as per ur complain IBS cause arthritis because of vat awaran so u need proper panchkarma therapy with some medication ..
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Consultant for guidance u need proper medication and panchakarma basti chikitsa for ibs
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IBS is mainly GIT related problem and also due to psychological....In ayurveda arthritis k/a aamvata condition repated to GIT/autoimmune disease so may be related
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stop dahi / lassi / sour substance
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for proper gudance and medication consult properly
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Your b12 and vitamin d are very low. How about your other metabolic panel? Ibs is autoimmune and usually it can lead to other autoimmune conditions like Rheumatoid Arthritis. Correcting your diet can go a long way. So switching to HAIP DIET can help. However, doing a HAIP DIET root cause analysis is needed.
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Consult personally for evaluation of your condition and treatment
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Your problem needs proper treatment and management so you may consult with me through this chanal and solve your problem.
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IBS indicated that your metabolism is not good or you have some issues in GIT. Due to this minerals are not absorbed properly and further tissues are not forming perfectly. So your arthritis is linked to ibs but what causing that arthritis like uric acid or calcium deficiency or rheumatoid etc...this can be diagnosed after proper history taking of you
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consult privately for proper treatment
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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नमस्ते, As per Ayurveda, Amvata is a condition caused by mainly disturb digestion or low digestion power which is also the leading reason behind IBS.
So, IBS definitely leads to Amvata that is rheumatoid arthritis.
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you can go for Ayurveda management on this. It will definitely helps u
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fix ur meal time, reduce the dose of meal, and increase the intake of Buttermilk with jeera.
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Your diet in ibs may effect your arthritis it may increase pain if you have already arthritis. But ibs may not cause arthritis.
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Yes it might leads to arthritis.
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Yes in many cases IBS is associated with arthritis
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My first advice would be to maintain your sleep cycle
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Detailed history and analysis is required for further management
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Yes,it can
Do consult first,give your complete histry
u may need some panchkrma procedures also
N then the medicines
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but it can be fixed dear
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At ur age what is sharing needed to evaluated and complete ownership is of only you. Kindly acknowledge the reports and plan fitness on priority after detox as heading heAlthy winter can offer you best by ayurvedic treatment
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Consult for guidance
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Yes poor gut health can cause many health issues among which body pain. As according to Ayurveda, Vikrita Agni (abnormal digestive fire) can hamper the dhatu pusthi (overall nutritional deficiency). In your case it can be your Rasa dhatu & Asthi dhatu, Mansa dhatu got effected & not getting well nourishment.
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There are two types of Arthritis so for exact diagnosis doctor consultation is needed and for both the Arthritis Ayurveda works like miracle
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For vit D deficiency - exposure to sun is very essential (rising sun & the setting sun) , no other artificial supplements can work like sunlight.
For fatty liver problem & Poor gut heath - sip on CCF tea 2-3 times/day & sip on luke warm water the whole day, cut off caffeine
Avoid late night & late rising
Getting up Early morning & exercises, yogas like suryanamaskar etc is essential
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It requires lifestyle changes, dietary changes and ayurvedic herbs.
Joint pain can occur.
Consult on app personally
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Dr. Ranjeet Singh
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Noida
In case of IBS Digestion is hampered which causes Ama( Toxins) in the body. Those who suffer long time with IBS it leads to Joint pain. Later it causes the disease Amavat. That's why you got joint pain. As the digestion improves joint pain will be cured generally.
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Book an appointment for more details
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Dr. Akshaya Khanolkar
Ayurveda
10 yrs exp
Thane
Consult any ayurved physician to find the exact cause.
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