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Low blood pressure is a pressure that causes signs or signs of decreased blood flow to the arteries and veins. When the blood flow is very low, oxygen and nutritious substances do not reach the vital senses like brain, heart and kidneys, due to which these senses do not work normally and this can cause permanent damage. Unlike hypertension, low blood pressure is basically characterized by symptoms and signs, not specific pressure numbers. Some people have a blood pressure of 90/50 but they do not show any symptoms of low blood pressure and hence they do not have low blood pressure, however in people who have high blood pressure and if their blood pressure falls to 100/60 Symptoms of low blood pressure begin to appear.

If someone feels dizziness or nausea due to low blood pressure or falls unconscious while standing, it is called orthostatic hypertension. The normal person is able to control the effect caused by low pressure on standing. But when there is not enough blood supply in the cyclic artery due to adequate blood pressure then the person may have chest pain or a heart attack. When there is insufficient blood supply in the kidneys, kidneys cannot remove wastes like urea and creatine from the body, due to which their quantity in the blood is increased.

Types

“Normal” blood pressure is seen in a range rather than number, as it varies from person to person. Blood pressure that is low for one person may be normal for another. But if the blood pressure is less than 90 / 60mm then it is a symptom of severe disease. There can be many reasons for this such as

– Postural or orthostatic hypotension: This means a rapid decrease in blood pressure. This happens when you have been sitting for a long time and suddenly stand up and start doing something. Due to gravity, this situation is created by moving large amount of blood towards the feet.

Neurally-mediated hypotension: It is more common in children. This condition of blood pressure is formed when standing for a long time. When there is no communication between the heart and the brain, tension, pain, or fear are created.

Postprandial hypotension: It is a decrease in blood pressure just after meals. It usually occurs in adults. Digestion is a complex process that takes a lot of blood and energy. In some people, when blood flow increases for digestion, there is a decrease in blood going to the brain and other organs. Because of this, the blood pressure comes down rapidly.

 Severe hypotension: This condition is created when someone gets a shock. This can be very fatal for life, as the amount of blood going to major organs decreases. This is also caused by excessive bleeding in the accident. Apart from this, due to severe infection, heart attack, allergic attack or anaphylaxis, this condition of law blood pressure is also formed.

Hypotension during pregnancy: This is a common disease, but too much law blood pressure can be a symptom of ectopic pregnancy. When the fetus stops in the fallopian tube or abdomen instead of the uterus, it is called ectopic pregnancy.

Hormonal disorder: It is also a cause of law blood pressure. Also, thyroid disorder, parathyroid dysfunction and law blood sugar (hypoglycemia in patients with diabetes) also cause law blood pressure.

Dehydration: This is another common cause of blood pressure. Lack of water in the body affects the blood supply to vital organs.

What are the symptoms of hypotension or low blood pressure?

When blood flow to the brain decreases, symptoms of hypotension are seen. Some of the common symptoms are:

• Dizziness,
• Feeling of syncope
• Lack of attention,
• Blurred eye,
• Nausea,
• Chills or yellowing of the skin,
• Unable to breathe deeply,
• Feeling tired,
• Feeling stressed
• Thirst

 Some severe symptoms are often seen in patients with hypotension, such as syncope, hypo volume shock, and pulse fall.

Many symptoms of hypotension have not been reported above. If you have any problems or concerns about a symptom, please consult your doctor immediately.

What causes hypotension or low blood pressure?

There can be many reasons for hypotension, some of which are as follows-There is not enough fluid in your artery. This can happen when the blood in your body gets depleted or you are dehydrated. You can get dehydrated because of:

• If you do not drink enough water,
• If you have severe diarrhea or vomiting,
• You sweat more (for example, during exercise),
• Your heart does not pump properly,
• Your body’s veins and hormones that control blood vessels are not working properly.

In some patients, from hypotension problem Other problems may also occur, such as—

• Diabetes problem
• Parkinson’s disease,
• heart attack,
• Blood vessels broadening,
• Liver disease,
• People who are healthy may also have this problem. Older people are more likely to have hypotension than younger people.
• Low blood pressure is also common in pregnant women.

In some cases, blood pressure may drop suddenly. These cases may cause the following:

• Excess blood loss
• Low body temperature,
• High body temperature,
• Heart disease,
• Sepsis, a serious blood infection,
• Severe dehydration from vomiting, diarrhea or fever,
• With the reaction of drugs,
• Excessive use of drugs,
• A severe allergic reaction called anaphylaxis

AYURVEDIC MEDICINES OF HYPOTENSION

MAKAR RASAYAN

CAC MAKAR RASAYAN tablet is a herbo-mineral tablet and is purely Ayurvedic formulation. CAC MAKAR RASAYAN tablet help in balancing all the three doshas. It helps to rejuvenate body tissues and act as an immuno modulator. It helps in proper blood circulation, thus maintaining the blood pressure. It prevents the skin from dryness. It contains natural ingredients like shudha kuchla, guduchi satva, shudha shilajeet, abhrak bhasma, ras sindoor, moonga bhasma, shankh bhasma, praval pishti etc. Herbs and minerals used for the formulation of these tablets show antioxidant, aphrodiasic, analgesic and immuno modulator properties.

SHILAJEET 

CAC Shilajeet of 10gm packing is a herbo mineral and purely ayurvedic formulation. It balances all the three doshas of your body but mainly works on Kapha dosha.

It is a blackish-brown powder or an exudate from mountain rocks found mainly in the Himalayas. It is an effective and safe supplement that has a positive effect on your overall health and wellbeing. CAC Shilajit is available in the form of Shilajit Satva. It is a potent Immunity Booster and acts as an antioxidant, possesses anti-inflammatory properties. It maintains blood flow of the body thus, helpful in balancing blood pressure.

DOSAGE: As directed by physician.

ASHWAGANDHA

CAC Ashwagandha tablet is an herbal and purely ayurvedic formulation. Ashwagandha has been called the kings of Ayurvedic herbs. Its root has a horsey smell. It boosts your immune system and relieves stress. It is made from the goodness of Ashwagandha also known as Indian ginseng. It helps you recover from anxiety and depression, boost your brain. It may also modestly enhance strength performance, improve glucose metabolism, increase testosterone levels It is a good antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, anti-diabetic, anti-cancer and anti-stress properties.

Dosage: 1-2 tablet twice daily with water after a meal

REACTIVE POWDER

CAC RE-ACTIVE POWDER is a herbo-mineral powder and is purely Ayurvedic formulation. CAC RE-ACTIVE POWDER is herbal supplement for bodybuilding and weight management without any side effects. It is a health supplement for daily use. Re-active powder contains herbal ingredients such as Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera), Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), Safed musli (Asparagus abscendens), Salam Panja (Orchis lalifolia), Vadari Kand (Puerania tuberosa), Shudh Shilajeet (Asphaltum punjabianum), Kaunch beej (Mucuna prurita), etc. These herbs helps to maximize Stamina, provides extra bone strength, calms the brain, maximize anabolic activity, and maximize muscle growth and power, balances hormonal levels. Herbal Re-active powder is a Delicious Chocolate flavored Health and Brain tonic for both children and adults.

DOSAGE: 10 GM Twice a day with lukewarm Milk or water.

What is hernia?

A bulging of a tissue or organ through an abnormal opening. When any part of the body comes out of its place, that condition is called hernia. Typically, a hernia involves the stomach, intestine or femoral region.

Symptoms include a bulge, swelling or pain. In some cases, there are no symptoms.

If this problem is not resolved in time, then the situation can become worse and in such a situation surgery is the only option left for it.

What are the types of hernia?

There are mainly 3 types of hernia, which are as follows-

• Inguinal hernia – This is the most common type of hernia, which is also known as inguinal hernia. It mainly occurs in the thigh joint.

In this, the intestine slips into the testicles with the help of a thin tube of the testicles and there is swelling in the testicles.

• Femoral hernia-Femoral hernia mainly occurs when the abdominal organs move out of the artery going from the thigh to the leg.

Men are more affected by this hernia.

• Umbilical hernia– It is also known as Umbilical Hernia. As the name itself suggests, this type of hernia is mainly related to the umbilical cord, which arises in the event that the weakest muscles of the abdomen exit the navel.
• Epigastric hernia: This hernia is in the center of the navel and ribs.
• Pubic Hernia (Familial Hernia)-This type of hernia occurs in only 20% of the total cases, which is more for women than men. This is a fairly uncommon type of hernia. It sometimes appears in the inner upper part of the thighs or groin. It emerges back when you lie down, but it can come back due to cough and any kind of pain.
• Incisional hernia – this type of hernia can occur after abdominal surgery. Your intestines may come out of the incision or through surrounding, weakened tissue.

How does hernia occur?

Hernia can be mainly due to these 6 reasons, which are as follows-

• Weakening of abdominal muscles– When a person’s abdominal muscles become weak, they can cause hernia.
• Chronic cough– If a person has been coughing for a long time, he should get it checked as soon as it can be a sign of a hernia.
• Being overweight– A person who is overweight is more likely to have a hernia. That is why he should try to reduce the weight.
• If he is not getting relief from this problem despite all the efforts, then bariatric surgery or liposuction surgery can prove useful for him.
• Excess of age – A person who is more than 60 years of age is more likely to have a hernia because in this stage the muscles of his body become very weak and they emerge.
• Having a disease– If you have a disease like kidney or liver disease, you may have a hernia problem.
• Therefore, you should get kidney dialysis or kidney transplant in time so that you can avoid this problem.
• Constipation – A person who has constipation, may have this problem.

What are the symptoms of hernia in men?

Like any other disease, there are some symptoms of hernia, which, if given due attention in time, can prevent the disease from growing.

• Swelling on the stomach– Hernia begins with swelling on the abdomen. However, swelling occurs on the same part of the abdomen, where the muscles become weak.
• Unclean stomach – Unclean stomach can be a compelling sign of hernia, so an attempt should be made to correct this symptom.
• Bleeding in the stool– Many times blood comes in the stool due to hernia. In this case, the person should see a doctor immediately and have a hernia check.
• Chest pain– Many people have chest pain due to this problem. Therefore it is prudent that this symptom be taken seriously if it is taken seriously.
• Pain in the upper abdomen– If a person has pain in the upper abdomen, then it can be a sign of hernia.
• Vomiting– Although vomiting is not taken seriously, vomiting can also be a symptom of hernia.
• Trouble walking or sitting 

Hernia stage

There are some stages of hernia:

1. Reducible: In these, the organ exits, then enters. Many times they put their hands in. This level can work even without surgery. You can plan and get surgery.
2. Irreducible: In this, the organ does not enter after exiting the cavity. After this operation is necessary. Operation is to be done soon.
3. Strangulated: If the intestine gets stuck inside and stops melting, then there is an emergency and operation is necessary within 6 hours. This condition is usually accompanied by a small hernia, which is trapped by dropping out. In such a situation, it is better to have the operation done while remaining small in hernia size.

Ayurvedic treatment for HERNIA

Description

1. Triphala Guggulu Tablet:

Triphala Guggulu Tablet (3 fruits) tablet is a herbo mineral of size 650 mg and is a purely ayurvedic formulation.  It is a polyherbal formulation comprising of three ingredients. Each fruit is thaught to positively impact the body’s three doshas. It has been used in ayurvedic medicine since ages. It is thought to support bowel health and aid digestion. As an antioxidant, it is used to detoxify the body and support the immune system. It is known for its antibacterial, antioxidant, antiviral abilities.

Recommended Dosage: Take one tablet twice daily with normal water.

2. Trikatu Tablet:

Trikatu tablets are mixture of three herbs which are Saunth (Zingiber officinale), Marich (Piper nigrum), Pippali (Piper longum). These tablets improve digestion, boost your metabolism, helps in eliminating fat tissues and kapha dosha, support respiratory functions, and remove impurities and ama from the body.

Recommended Dosage: Take one tablet twice daily with normal water.

3. Kanchnaar guggulu:

Kanchnaar guggulu has anti-bacterial, analgesic, anti-oxidant, anti-inflammatory properties that subside the symptoms of BPH quickly and is very beneficial for weight loss, any type of cyst, thyroid, etc. Each tablet consist of Amalaki (Emblica officinalis), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula), Elaichi (Elettaria cardamomum), Maricha (Piper longum), etc.

Recommended Dosage – Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.

4. Detox Tablet:

This Tablet is herbo-mineral pure Ayurvedic preparation. It contains ingredients like Parwal Pishti, Shukta Pishti, Giloy Satav, Kamdudha Ras, Jahar Mohra, Akik Pishti, Gandhak Rasayan, Shankh Bhasma, Sutshekhar Ras, Sudhyog Tab, Shwet Parpati, Yavakshaar, etc. This tablet increases overall immunity, improves digestion, relieves acidity, helps in fever, nausea, vomiting, high blood pressure, mental diseases and eye diseases. It also helps in removing impurities and detoxifies the body.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 tablet twice daily.

5. Liver care syrup:

This Ayurvedic formulation enhances regeneration of liver cells, promote functions of liver, and improve blood flow from the liver. It helps in the treatment of fatty liver, liver cirrhosis, Hepatitis, hepatomegaly, and obstructive Jaundice. Liver Care syrup contains Ingredients like Kalmegh (Andrographis paniculata), Kutaki(Picrorhiza kurroa), Bhumi amla( phyllanthus niruri), Giloy(Tinopora Cordifolia), Yavakshar( Hordeum vulgare), Imli Kshar( Tamarindus indica), Mukta Shukta pisti etc. These herbs shows Antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, Hepato-protective, properties. This syrup improves digestion, enhances appetite and is effective in hernia.

Recommended Dosage: Take 2 teaspoonful thrice daily before meal.

What is vertigo

With vertigo, a person may feel that he is circling or rocking or as if the world is rotating even when he is completely stable. Sound waves pass through the outer ear canal to the ear drum. There the sound is converted into vibration and when these vibrations reach the vestibular nerve, it transmits these signals to the brain. This system, along with a collection of semicircular canals in the inner ear, helps provide real-time feedback about a person’s position in space. Vertigo means relaxation in any part of this entire process. Vertigo can have various causes and causes can be differentiated into peripheral or central. The central causes of vertigo are rooted in the brain and spinal cord, while peripheral vertigo is caused by some problem in the inner ear. However, vertigo in most cases is caused by problems in the inner ear. Vertigo can occur when the inner ear swells or small cells within the semicircular canals get irritated due to illness. Treatment of vertigo depends on what the problem is. Various methods of treatment include vestibular rehabilitation, canalith reposing maneuvers and medications. Sometimes surgery may be needed if it is caused by a tumor or injury to the brain or neck.

What is dizziness ?

Dizziness is a term associated with the feeling of being belligerent, unstable, lethargic or weak. The condition can sometimes be faint. Dizziness usually affects the eyes and ears.

Conditions often leading to dizziness are asymmetry and dizziness. Imbalance refers to loss of balance. Vertigo is associated with sensation. A person with vertigo may feel like the room is moving.

It may also be associated with nausea or sometimes may be so severe or sudden that you need to lie down or sit somewhere. This episode usually lasts for seconds or days and there is a possibility that it may recur.

Vertigo is rarely severe. Occasional vertigo usually resolves on its own. However, frequent incidents of dizziness can adversely affect the quality of life. Chronic dizziness may also be an indicator of an underlying medical condition.

What are the symptoms of vertigo?

Vertigo is associated with certain symptoms. However, most of these symptoms vary depending on the underlying condition. Therefore, not all people with dizziness may experience all those symptoms.

• Spinning
• Irregular heartbeat
• Confusion
• Nausea
• Double vision
• Loss of balance
• Head ache
• Weakness

What are the causes of vertigo?

Vertigo: Vertigo is a condition characterized by a false or artificial sensation of spinning. A person experiencing dizziness may feel as if the environment around them is rotating. Vertigo is often caused by internal ear problems. These problems include:

• vertigo
• Meniere’s Disease
• Labyrinthitis
• Motion sickness: Being in a moving vehicle can interfere with the work of the inner ear. This can sometimes cause dizziness and nausea or vomiting. This condition is often referred to as “motion sickness”. The situation usually revolves when the person starts walking on normal ground.
• Migraine: Migraine is a medical condition characterized by frequent headaches that cause intense pain on one side of the head. People suffering from migraines have an increased risk of dizziness because the latter is one of the symptoms of migraine. Migraine usually precedes the onset of its pain.
• Low Blood Pressure: Dizziness can occur as a result of a heavy or rapid drop in blood pressure. Sudden changes in blood pressure may occur due to low intake of water, loss of blood, pregnancy, or allergic reaction. A sudden drop in blood pressure can occur due to sitting or getting up.
• Heart disease: Atherosclerosis is a medical condition that causes plaque formation in the arteries. The condition affects heart health and functioning and may cause dizziness. Dizziness can also be a warning sign of a heart attack or stroke.
• Iron deficiency: People suffering from anemia can experience a feeling of dizziness. Anemia is a condition in which there is not enough oxygen-rich blood in the body due to iron deficiency.
• Hypoglycemia: A person may feel dizzy if the blood sugar level drops more than normal. The condition in which the blood sugar level in the body is low is called hypoglycemia. This may be due to poor or inadequate diet, excessive alcohol intake, hormonal imbalance or intake of certain medications such as aspirin.
• Stress and anxiety: Stress stimulates the brain to release certain hormones that cause blood vessels to contract, increased heart rate, and faster breathing. All these reactions result in dizziness or lightlessness. Similarly, stressful situations can cause an anxiety attack, which can result in dizziness.

How is dizziness diagnosed?

The doctor first asks you a certain question about the symptoms that you experience and the medicines you are taking. 

Common situational settings

The doctor may then ask you to undergo a physical examination. The purpose of the test is to check your balance and the response of the central nervous system to the major nerves as you walk.

Some of the other tests that you may be asked to undergo include:

• Ear check
• Eye movement test
• Head movement test
• Postureography
• Rotary chair testing

In addition to all these tests, the doctor may also ask you to take blood tests or other examinations to determine your heart health status. Those who were suspected of a stroke or who have suffered a head injury may be asked to undergo an MRI or CT scan immediately.

How is dizziness or vertigo be treated?

Dizziness usually cures on its own without the need for any medical treatment. The body adapts itself to factors that may contribute to the feeling of dizziness. Dizziness due to factors such as excessive exercise, heat, or dehydration can be self-managed by increased intake of water and other hydrating fluids.

However, if dizziness is persistent due to an underlying drug condition, treatment may be necessary. Depending on the underlying cause, treatment for dizziness may include the following:

People with inner-ear problems may be prescribed certain medications and exercise at home that can help restore balance.

If the cause of dizziness is benign positional vertigo (BPV), a physician may perform head maneuver (also known as canalithic reporting or epileptic maneuver).

For people with meniere’s disease, water peel (diuretic) may be prescribed with a low sodium diet.

If the cause of dizziness is migraine, certain medications and lifestyle changes can be prescribed to avoid triggering migraine attacks.

For anxiety-induced vertigo, medications such as diazepam (Valium) and alprazolam (2) can be prescribed. Anticholinergics such as Scotchamine Skin Patch (Transderm Scope) also reduce dizziness.

Dizziness (including the inner ear), administration of injections (gentamicin) and surgical removal (labyrinectomy) may be considered for some conditions.

Meclizine (antivert) is a part of antihistamine that provides long-term short-term relief.

Medical measures like balance therapy learn some exercises to make your body’s balance system less sensitive to spinning or motion. This physical therapy is known as vestibular rehabilitation. It is commonly used for people with vestibular neuritis condition of the inner ear that causes vertigo.

Who is not eligible for treatment?

The person who is not suffering from the symptoms of vertigo is not eligible for treatment. A person affected by benign paroxysmal position vertigo is not suited to undergo vestibular rehabilitation. The appellee manoeuvre requires some head practice.

A person who has severe head / neck injury is not eligible for this treatment. The person needs to consult a doctor before understanding whether he is eligible to take medications such as antihistamines and prochlorperazine.

Risk Factors

There are some factors that are associated with increased risk of dizziness. Some of them include:

• People over 50 years old
• History of head injury
• Female
• Family history of vertigo patients
• Medication regiment containing antidepressants or antipsychotics
• Medical condition that affects balance
• History of feeling episodes of dizziness or fainting

Are there any side effects?

Side-effects of vestibular rehabilitation therapy include dizziness, muscle fatigue, syncope, weakness, and instability and it sometimes exacerbates the disorder. Epley maneuver has no serious side effects. However, a small proportion of patients undergoing their treatment experience transient nausea while fewer people experience vomiting.

Prochlorperazine has many side effects such as dizziness, drowsiness, sleep sickness, constipation, swelling in the breasts, weight gain and absence of menstruation for women. Side effects of antihistamines include drowsiness, dizziness, vomiting, nausea, vision problems, confusion, and problems with urination.

What are the post-treatment guidelines?

There are many lifestyle changes you can make to know about the dizziness that causes havoc in your daily life. After receiving treatment, some special things should be kept in mind. Get plenty of rest, keep yourself hydrated at all times and have regular meals.

If you feel dizzy again, lie down immediately. Make your home safe to deal with chronic dizziness. This is done by having a cane, walker, tub mats and restrictions that can help the patient avoid injury. An anxious person who suffers from vertigo may be helped by some reassurance.

What are the complications involved in dizziness?

Some of the complications involving dizziness increase the likelihood of a fall or injury. The risk of accidents may also increase while driving or operating heavy machinery. It can adversely affect the quality of life for a long time if the condition that contributes to dizziness is not diagnosed and treated. How long does it take to recover?

Dizziness medications are harmless and symptoms usually last about a week to 6 weeks. Next, you need to follow your doctor’s instructions and maintain a healthy lifestyle to prevent complications and recurrence.

What are the natural methods of treating dizziness?

Some natural methods of treating dizziness include:

• Foods and nutrients: Certain foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin E and iron can relieve dizziness. Ginger is particularly helpful against dizziness.
• Self-awareness: It can help prevent dizziness to a great extent. Self-awareness involves identifying triggers that are dizzy and avoiding those triggers.
• Acupuncture: According to studies, acupuncture can help provide therapeutic relief from dizziness.
• Physiotherapy: Vestibular rehabilitation can help improve balance and reduce the risk of dizziness.
• Drink more water: Dehydration can cause dizziness. Dehydration can be avoided by drinking 8-10 glasses of water a day. It is also recommended to avoid or reduce the intake of diuretics (diuretics) such as caffeinated drinks, alcohol, and tobacco to reduce the risk of dehydration and dizziness.

The problem of chest irritation is not related to the heart but is related to the stomach. Due to unbalanced eating or any disease, there is a gas or acidity in the stomach due to which there is a problem of burning sensation in the chest. Heart burn problem is associated with stomach dyspepsia when food enters the mouth, then saliva starts breaking down the starch present in the food into small molecules. The food then travels through the esophagus (food pipe) to the stomach, where the inner lining of the stomach makes digestive juices and acid to digest food. One of it is Stomach Acid.

What is Heart Burn?

In many people of chest irritation or heartburn, the Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES) does not close properly and is often left open. Due to which the stomach acid flows back into the esophagus. This causes chest pain and burning sensation. This is called GERD or acid reflux. According to Ayurveda, heartburn is caused by an imbalance of bile.

Symptoms of heart burn

In addition to burning sensation in heartburn, there are other problems, such as-

Throat infection– Perhaps you would think that the problems of the digestive system have nothing to do with a sore throat, then the answer is that if you have no problem like a cold cold but have a sore throat, then it may be due to heart burn.

Dizziness– The reason for dizziness is usually we consider weakness, but it is not necessary that every time this happens, dizziness can also be a cause of heart burn or acid flux.

Excessive saliva secretion– The formation or secretion of saliva in the mouth is a natural process, if it is formed normally then there is no problem, but if the secretion of saliva in the mouth suddenly increases then this acid can reflux. 

Non-Cardiac Chest Pain– Chest pain after heart attack, which is called cardiac chest pain, has its symptoms- sweating, shortness of breath, etc. But when there is chest pain without these symptoms, this pain can occur many times. It can also be caused by a pipe, it is called a non-cardiac chest pen, although it is difficult to differentiate between the two so it is better to see a doctor.

Apart from this, there are other symptoms, which are-

– Usually, there is pain like burning sensation in the chest after eating food or at night.

– Pain is aggravated by rolling or bending.

– Pain of burning sensation may remain in the lower part of the chest, or may even be felt till the throat.

– If the acid backflow is near the larynx, then it may cause problems like cough or sore throat.

Causes of heart burn

Although there is a problem of heartburn due to food and drink disturbances, but there are other reasons which are due to heartburn-

Diet-

• Food – Spicy, acidic, and fatty food is associated with GERD, drinking too much carbonated drinks, tea, or coffee causes chest irritation.
• Alcohol – alcohol intake causes more acidity problems, especially those who have a habit of drinking regularly.
• Smoking – Like the heart and lungs, smoking poses a major threat to the digestive system. As seen in alcoholic nicotine, LES also relaxes by increasing the risk of GERD, smoking bile salts from the small intestine to the stomach. And bicarbonate which helps to flush out the acid.
• Increase in body weight – Excess body fat can put pressure in the stomach, chemical / hormonal changes also make acid overgrowth or susceptible to the phenomenon.
• Wearing tight fitting clothes – Skin tight pants, belts, waist bands, wearing very tight clothes under clothes also cause dissatisfaction inside the body as these tight fitting clothes can put pressure in the stomach causing acidity problems is.
• Medications – Regular intake of medicines for blood pressure such as aspirin, ibuprofen, muscle relaxants and medications can cause GERD.
• Disease – In those who already have asthma, the medicine increases the acidity of asthma, due to which you start feeling heartburn.

Heart Burn Complications

Perhaps you will be surprised to know that if the problem of chest irritation persists for a long time, then due to many diseases, it also becomes. like-
Anemia – Due to prolonged acidity and chest irritation, there is a lack of nutrients, vitamins and minerals in the body. Apart from this, it also reduces iron levels, which can lead to anemia.

Weak bones- You use many medicines to remove acidity and chest irritation, but this makes you weak bones. Therefore, to overcome these problems, adopt home remedies.

Esophageal Cancer and Pneumonia– If food is not digested due to gas or acidity problem and it has been ignored for a long time, then you can also get esophageal cancer and pneumonia. Due to lack of timely treatment, the amount of bacteria in the body increases, which increases the risk of infection and pneumonia in the lungs.

Stomach Cancer– If you have heartburn more than 3 weeks

Ayurvedic medicines for heart burn

Description

Heartburn is becoming a common problem nowadays. This is due to wrong eating habits & sedentary lifestyle of an individual. When the gastric glands in our body produce a large amount of acid it disturbs the digestion process. The people that are more prone to acidity are obese; overindulge in alcohol, excessive consumption of spicy & non-vegetarian food items, intake of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, pregnant women, menopause, asthma, diabetes, hiatal hernia, peptic ulcers patients, etc. heartburn can lead to belching, burning sensation in the throat, stomach, bloating, heartburn, chest pain, etc. Instead of allopathic treatment for acidity, you should always take natural and herbal products. Ayurveda provides the best and effective treatment for hyperacidity patients.

ALL PRODUCTS DESCRIPTION IN DETAIL:

1. Agnimukha Churna

This herbal churna is prepared from ingredients like Vacha (Acorus calamus), Pippali (Piper longum), Sonth (Zingiber officinale), Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula), etc that balances vata & kapha doshas in the body. It gives effective results in indigestion, anorexia, abdominal pain, constipation, loss of appetite, flatulence, bloating, intestinal gas, intestinal gas, etc.

Recommended Dosage: Take a half teaspoon of this churna twice daily with normal water.

2. Detox Premium Powder

These herbal sachets are prepared from ingredients such as Shankh bhasma, Sutshekhar ras, Parvalpishti, Shukta, Giloy, Kamdudha ras, Shvetparpati that gives calming effect on the stomach.

• Shankh bhasma: This ayurvedic bhasma is prepared from conch shell. The bhasma shows antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, antacid, digestive stimulant properties. The problems like indigestion, heartburn, acid reflux, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, etc are easily treated with it.
• Sutshekhar ras: It is an ayurvedic preparation that maintains pitta dosha in the body. This ras provides effective results in abdominal pain, heartburn, nausea, fever, headache, epigastric tenderness, etc.
• Parval pishti: This pishti is prepared from coral calcium processed in rose water. It provides effective results in acidity, burning sensation, headache, etc.
• Shukta pishti: This pishti balances the pitta dosha in the body and removes all toxins from the body.
• Giloy satv: Giloy satv possesses antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, carminative, immunomodulator, etc properties. It eliminates the ama from body hence provide good results in acidity problem.
• Kamdudha ras: This ras reduces heat, burning sensation, epigastrium tenderness, irritability, heartburn, and acidity.
• Shwet parpati: It is also effective in acidity.

Recommended Dosage: Take one sachet twice daily.

3. Amlapitta Mishran

This is an ayurvedic preparation that contains ingredients like Vasa (Justicia Adhatoda), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), Nimba (Azadirachta indica), Triphala (three myrobalans), Patol (Trichosanthes dioica), Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Chirayta (Swertia chirayita), etc that regularizes Pitta dosha in the body. This syrup strengthens metabolic activities and enhances the action of agni. It provides effective results in heartburn, abdominal pain, nausea, bloating, belching, etc.

Recommended Dosage: Take 2 teaspoonful twice daily.

4. Sheet Dhara Syrup

This herbal syrup is prepared from ingredients such as ajwain satav, mushak kapoor, peppermint, etc that naturally relieve the symptoms like bloating, blenching, nausea, vomiting, feeling of discomfort, etc. The regular use of this herbal syrup neutralizes the high acid content, reduces
abdominal pain, & cramps.

Recommended dosage: Take half teaspoonful of this syrup in half a cup of water. Drink this mixture twice daily on an empty stomach.

5. Liver Care Tablet

These tablet are 100% safe and purely ayurvedic formulation. It maintains the proper functioning of the liver and stimulate the growth of new liver cells. Liver Care Tablets contains Ingredients like Kalmegh (Andrographis paniculata), Kutaki(Picrorhiza kurroa), Bhumi amla( phyllanthus niruri), Giloy(Tinopora Cordifolia), Yavakshar( Hordeum vulgare), Imli Kshar( Tamarindus indica), Mukta Shukta pisti etc. These herbs balances excess Pitta Dosha and helps in problems like abdominal bloating,flatulence, abdominal pain, loss of appetite and indigestion.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.

6. Digestion Support Tablet

This tablet is unique blend of best digestive herbs like kutaz chal, bilav, dhania, mustak, shankh bhasm, piper mint, and dadim that maintain natural Ph balance in the stomach and aid digestion of all types of food. The herbs present in this control acidity, gas, flatulence and constipation. These all complex problems are root cause of all diseases. If digestive system is proper it leads to proper assimilation of the nutrients in the body.

Recommended Dosage: Take 1 tablet twice daily with normal water.