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IBS flare ups

Drs say it's IBS as I have loose unfirmed stools sometimes normal sometimes bloating dizziness before periods it's worst I even have anxiety panic attacks in sleep suddenly I wake up some foods trigger or stress triggers cant understand is it IBS or some other like parasites or Sibo ? I have already avoided maida wheat barley gluten and milk which tests should I check for sibo and parasites I have indigestion and nutrient malabsorption I have dizziness leg cramps fatigue? Does probiotics tablets cure this which tablets is necessary I take my food with yogurt too.. since 1.5 yrs I have this problem I m already taking stop IBS and mustakarishta tonic

Any leha or syrup for weight gain

Hi I have a 16 months old baby girl her weight is 9 kgs but she looks thin no matter what she won't eat food In ayurveda is there any medicine to increase baby's weight and some mass

Fatigue legs cramps body pain anxiety

I have unfirmed stools sometimes normal sometimes not normal lose mushy I have anxiety and I m on stop IBS tablet and mustakarishta syrup I get anxiety in sleep sudden I wake up with panic attacks pls give me remedies for this and I m worried is anything wrong with my brain or heart also I have leg cramps fatigue when these lose mushy stools occur I m fed up with this prblm since 1 .5 yr I m having this problem

Mahamash vs Mahavishgarbha oil

Respected Ayurvedic physicians here 🙏🏻, Please guide me for the oil with better efficacy between Mahamash ( niramish) oil and Mahavishgarbha oil for cervical trapezius muscles spasms and nerve weakness around neck. My eyes are very sensitive to fragrance and catch allergy from fragrances like camphor. Eyes get red, swollen and watery with such fragrances. Zandu rhumasyl, Dhanvantari tael, lukmane hayat, mahanarayan oil have not helped previously. Warm Regards and many thanks in advance 🙏🏻

Weight Gain

My height is 5'5" (165 cm) and my weight is around 53–54 kg. A dietitian suggested gradually reaching around 60 kg and eating something nourishing every 2–3 hours instead of having two heavy meals. What does Ayurveda recommend for healthy weight gain in my case? Is frequent eating every 2–3 hours appropriate, or should I wait until the previous meal is digested? Could you please suggest the appropriate meal frequency, foods, and lifestyle for healthy weight gain? All my life I have been underweight like this. I am vegetarian. I take two heavy meals a day and a light breakfast. Work from home job - sedentary lifestyle.

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