I have been experiencing food-related reactions for the past ~8 years. My symptoms include small itchy rashes (mosquito-bite–like), very rarely mild hives, frequent mouth ulcers after certain foods, and digestive issues such as gas, bloating, and IBS-like symptoms for some foods.
I sometimes experience headaches, palpitations, and fatigue. These reactions are usually delayed (6–10 hours after eating trigger foods). Ex: chicken, tomato, banana etc.
For different foods, there is different reaction happening. Allergic to only unmatched foods but nothing else.
I can tolerate rice, bottle gourd, ridge gourd, carrot, curd, and urad dal. Foods like chicken and tomato trigger symptoms, which are relieved by Levocetirizine. Earlier, antibiotics temporarily reduced my reactions, but this no longer happens. My IgE level was above 120 last year.
I would like to know whether this condition is autoimmune, urticaria, or food intolerance, and what treatment or long-term solutions are available.
I have allergic rhinitis
Ige value more than 1000
Is it completely curable through ayurveda treatment...
Having chronic sinusitis
I have chronic sinusitis and high ige value more than 1000
Is it curable through ayurveda
Pls suggest effective home remedies
Hi Doctor, i have much belly and hips fat deposited near my lower abdomen but lacks fat and muscles in my arms and legs . I want to reverse this case that is more strength ,muscles around arms and legs and less fat over hips and belly region. Is there any Ayurvedic treatment available for making this changes?
Hi Doctor, i am planning to go to gym for making body and muscles but i am pure vegetarian consuming milk products also. I dont want to depend much on market external supplements because they have side effects also . Will you please let me know some Ayurvedic supplements which i can take for proper stamina,strength and muscle building which dont have any side effects. Please if possible also mention brand name also as it confused me alot in buying which is better or not. Also mention when to take them in a day or more helpful if you mention it from morning to night in a sequential order
