Digestion & piles
Acidity, constipation & IBS
Care for burning, gas, bloating, constipation and irregular bowel habits.
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About acidity, constipation & ibs
Acidity causes burning in the chest or stomach, sour belching and nausea. Constipation means hard stools or not passing stool daily. Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) causes bloating, cramps and a mix of loose motions and constipation, often worse with stress. These problems are very common and respond well to diet correction and treatment.
Common causes
- Irregular meals and late dinners
- Spicy, oily and fried food
- Too much tea or coffee
- Stress and poor sleep
- Low water and fibre intake
- Frequent painkillers
Common symptoms
- Burning in the chest or stomach
- Gas and bloating after meals
- Hard stools or not passing stool daily
- Loose motions alternating with constipation
Reports and tests that help
- H. pylori test if advised
- Abdominal ultrasound if needed
- Endoscopy if there are warning signs
- Thyroid test for long-standing constipation
Bring any reports you already have. The doctor will advise if anything more is needed.
How we treat it at Keshavbaug
We correct meal timing and food choices first, then use medicines for Agni (digestion). Virechana is advised for long-standing acidity and Basti for chronic constipation.
Diet and routine
Meal timing and food choices are corrected first.
Medicines for Agni
Medicines chosen for your type of digestion.
Panchakarma if needed
Virechana for long-standing acidity; Basti for chronic constipation.
Follow-up
Review after a few weeks to taper medicines.
Usual courseMedicines for 4 to 8 weeks; Panchakarma if needed.
Therapies that may be used
- Virechana विरेचन Guided purgation with herbal medicine, after a few days of medicated ghee and oil massage. Used for skin disease, acidity, liver problems, PCOD and metabolic conditions.
- Basti बस्ति A medicated enema of herbal decoction or oil, given in a planned series. It is considered the most important Panchakarma for Vata conditions such as back pain, nerve problems and chronic constipation.
The final plan is decided by the doctor after examining you.
Diet guide
Helpful
- Amla, coconut water and buttermilk
- Rice, moong dal and cooked vegetables
- Papaya and other ripe fruits
- Cumin, coriander and fennel water
- Meals at fixed times
Best avoided
- Chilli, pickles and very sour food
- Fried and packaged food
- Heavy late-night dinners
- Carbonated drinks
- Too much tea, especially on an empty stomach
This is a general guide. Your doctor will give you a diet plan for your body type and condition.
Daily habits that help
- Finish dinner 2 to 3 hours before bed
- Take a short walk after meals
- Chew food well and eat without screens
- Manage stress with pranayama
- Sleep on time
When to see a doctor urgentlyDifficulty swallowing, vomiting blood, or unexplained weight loss needs urgent investigation.
Questions patients ask
Do I need to follow a strict diet?
You will get a simple, practical diet plan based on your digestion and daily routine, not a list of foods to give up forever.
Book an appointment
Send your details and our team will call you to confirm the time.
Visit the hospital
- Keshavbaug Ayurvedic Neuro Hospital and Research CentreRail Toli, beside Rashtravadi Congress Bhavan, Pal Chowk, Gondia, Maharashtra 441614Get directions
- Phone+91 9673712818, +91 9370118498
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- Emailkeshavbagayurvedic@gmail.com
- OPD timings
9.00 AM TO 6.00 PM
This is not an emergency hospital. For stroke signs, chest pain or a serious injury, call 108.
