AYURVEDIC TREATMENT FOR IBS


        AYURVEDIC TREATMENT FOR IBS
      
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is also known as Irritable colon. It is a gastrointestinal  motility disorder for which there is no organic or structural cause.



The Ayurvedic principle of the involvement of dosas is very helpful because it provides an understanding of the symptoms and how they vary from one type to another. It also provides a system of treatment specific to that particular dosa imbalance. Ayurveda utilizes not only diet and herbs, but also lifestyle advice so that treatment of  IBS can be more specific and more successful.
Ayurvedic treatment is based on the nature of the stool with (sama) or without (nirama) enterotoxin stool.

The therapy process is highlighted as follows:

1. According to Ayurveda, dyspepsia and enter toxin in IBS are important pathological processes that have to be treated effectively along with consideration of bowel movements with respect of stools with or without mucus discharge. When entertainer dominates this stage, it is treated with fasting and administration of digestives and nominatives. Use of warm water is highly recommended.

2. In constipation-predominant IBS, the first line of treatment is administration of digestives like chitrakadi vati and shankha vati to eliminate enter toxin. It is recommended to follow the digestive with an administration of medicinal ghee preparations such as dashmuladi ghrita and thryushanadi ghrita.

3. Emesis (vamana) is the first line of treatment in diarrhea-predominant IBS, followed by the herbal bitters.

4. The first line of treatment for dysentery-predominant IBS is laxatives (virechana) followed by the administration of herbs with spicy and sour tastes.

5. Complex IBS is treated with the panchakarma line of treatment and supported by digestives and carminative preparations.

6. For treatment of IBS we can also consult to a doctorfor IBS.



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