Guest guest Posted January 31, 2006 Report Share Posted January 31, 2006 My duaghter 20 yrs first month geting severe nuasea --hates food----thus tired. experts may plz advice some--- sugest some general ayurvedic meds can b given in this early stages---.I am an homeo dr--and heared ayurveda can do lot in this case--tanx in advavance-- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 31, 2006 Report Share Posted January 31, 2006 Congratulations to your daughter for becoming complete woman at an early age. The vitiation of pitta (as a result of changing hormone levels) is the driving force for nausea. Author suggests two simple drinks which will reduce the problem. Alternate the drinks, say every four hours. Do not eat solid food until body starts retaining it. 1. This drink is called Heem and details are given in another message by author: http://health.ayurveda/message/1574 2. Ginger drink: Take 4 cups of water (cup means 100 ml) and keep on fire to bring it to boil. In the meanwhile, take 2 inch piece of fresh ginger root, peel it and cut into thin slices. Add to the boiling water and reduce heat to simmer. After 15-20 minutes strain, add crystal sugar and little coarsely ground cinamon. after it cools to luke warm temperature, add half a lemon juice and drink. You can add honey instead of crustal sugar, but only after water has cooled to luke warm tyemperature. If someone tells that ginger is 'hot' and should not be taken during pregnancy, do not worry. After boiling, ginger looses its 'hot' property and addition of crystal sugar/honey, lemon changes the pictutre, and as you are going to alternate between the two drinks every four hours, no such fear be kept in mind. Drink these only from 6 am to 6 pm, ending with heem. thus schedule: 6 am: ginger drink 10 am: heem 2 pm: ginger drink 6 pm: heem at 10 pm you can try sweetened milk. the day you start retaining this milk, reduce ginger drink and heem you can continue at reduced frequency. Phal Ghrutam 1 tsp in milk twice a day will also help not only keeping nausea to minimum, but also help fetus grow healthy. You may see this mentioned in group file 'Medicine_chest.doc' after clicking on the file name. File name will appear on screen after clicking on http://health.ayurvedaarticles 1/2 tsp of ground cummin seeds can be held in mouth if above program is unable to bring the problem to manageable level. Other than this or any other ayurvedic/homeopathic suggestions from any one else, do not try allopathic tablets/capsules for this. Harms caused to fetus are never tested in a clinical trial of large magnitude. Dr Bhate ayurveda, drkidr <no_reply> wrote: > > My duaghter 20 yrs first month geting severe nuasea --hates > food----thus tired. > experts may plz advice some--- sugest some general ayurvedic meds can > b given in this early stages---. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2006 Report Share Posted February 1, 2006 One strategy is to keep something in the stomach at all times, and many women find that eating smaller, more frequent meals is helpful (especially as the uterus expands into the abdominal cavity and reduces stomach volume). To this extent, it may be helpful to have oat or rice cakes beside the bed, or some rice porridge to eat first thing in the morning. Spicy and stimulating foods and beverages should be avoided, and many pregnant women find that they cannot tolerate chilies, garlic and coffee. The recommendation to avoid spicy, warming foods is also recommended, as per Dr Bhate's comments, and includes members of the nightshade family (e.g. eggplant, peppers, tomatoes, potatoes, chilies), black pepper, papaya, curd, etc. For morning sickness I rely on dipanapachana or aromatic digestive herbs such as Anise, Fennel, Coriander, Caraway, and Dill seed. Equal parts of the seeds are crushed and boiled in water for 5-10 minutes, approximately 1 generous tsp of the seed mixture per cup of water. A small finger of fresh chopped ginger can be added and boiled as well. When cool the tea can be sweetened with little maple syrup or honey. If there is a lot of heartburn herbs such as marshmallow and slippery elm are hlpful, and more recently, Deglycyrrhized Licorice (DGL), which is excellent to soothe irritated mucus membranes without any risk of disturbing fluid balance - for this 1-2 tabs can be chewed as needed. Sometimes there are other GI issues that can promote morning sickness, such as poor fat digestion and constipation. If fatty foods cause distress then increasing the consumption of bitter- tasting foods before meals - i typically would recommend something like bitter green salad made with endive, dandelion greens, etc, but might also use a few drops of something like Oregon Grape root tincture (very similar to Daruharidra). For constipation i typically increase the fiber content in the diet by increasing leafy greens, unhulled hemp seeds or reconstituted prunes prepared with a little cinnamon, cardamom and clove (a little ghee can added, if desired). Figs are particularly rejuvenating and energizing food and you cook these up with the prunes for added benefit - speaking of which the Goji or wolfberry berry here is very much warranted, and has the added benefit of stabilizing blood sugar. In the European/American herbal traditional is a strong history of using teas made with Red Raspberry and Nettle during pregnancy - apart from the effect they have on "toning" the uterus, they are very rich in minerals and can help to create electrolyte imbalances that can promote the nausea in a viscious cycle relationship. Also note that if she is taking a prenatal vitamin these can cause stomach upset within an hour after consumption. best... todd caldecott On 1-Feb-06, at 9:23 AM, ayurveda wrote: > pregnancy --vomiting???? > > My duaghter 20 yrs first month geting severe nuasea --hates > food----thus tired. > experts may plz advice some--- sugest some general ayurvedic meds can > b given in this early stages Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2006 Report Share Posted February 2, 2006 Hi dr, I Dont know where u are staying but if u are in India,try to get Drakshadi Kwath (kashayam) give this 15 ml.diluted with 45 ml boiled and then cooled to room temperature water, every 2-3 hr. mixed with 1 tsp honey, 1 tsp sugar. This preparation can show wonderfull effect and is useful in 95% of the cases. however if the climate is hot give her Maha dhanwantharam Gulika(Garbha rakshini) once daily in jeera water.(can be prepared by boiling half tsp cummin seed with half litre water) It will take only 2 days in most cases to get rid of the vomiting. Dr. Suresh Abu Dhabi. drkidr <no_reply> wrote: My duaghter 20 yrs first month geting severe nuasea --hates food----thus tired. experts may plz advice some--- sugest some general ayurvedic meds can b given in this early stages---.I am an homeo dr--and heard ayurveda can do lot in this case--tanx in advavance-- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2006 Report Share Posted February 3, 2006 Dear sir, Give her Madeephala rasayanam 3 spoons 3 times/day.This is the best medicine for pregnant woman.Completely safe and can be used for long time.Her vomitings will be controled in 3-4 days.Promotes appetite, and good digestion.Will not be any Nausea.this is a well reputed house hold medicine in every house of Andhrapradesh. Dr.Venu Gopal Rao.T M.D(Ayu) AGASTHYA AYURVEDIC CENTER drkidr <no_reply> wrote: My duaghter 20 yrs first month geting severe nuasea --hates food----thus tired. experts may plz advice some--- sugest some general ayurvedic meds can b given in this early stages---.I am an homeo dr--and heared ayurveda can do lot in this case--tanx in advavance-- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2006 Report Share Posted February 3, 2006 I SAW YOUR REPLY I AM DELING WITH MADIPHALA RASAYANAM FROM IMIS AND BAIDYANADH, IT IS VERY GOOD AS U SUGEESTED Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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