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Am Diganosed With Sibo Hydrogen Type , Hoe Can I
Question: am diganosed with sibo hydrogen type , hoe can i treat it naturally ? and is this supplemnt is useful
am diganosed with sibo hydrogen type , hoe can i treat it naturally ? and is this supplemnt is useful
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting with your health concern and after reviewing your health query I’m of the following opinion;
1. As you have not mentioned your age, please specify so that one can deduce age related associated digestive issues.
2. As you have told that your IBD report/sample was normal ( in another premium question, which probably exclude H. pylori infection ), but suffering from gastritis, thus it is common in person with hypochlorhydria ( low HCl in stomach) to have overgrowth of bacteria resulting in indigestion ( bloating, cramping, gas, constipation or diarrhoea), so again knowing your age is necessary since low HCl could be age related or also because of use of antibiotics /antacids to relieve gastritis.
3. Any undue stress ( mental or physical), since in Ayurveda this can lead to reverse flow of “Vata” i.e. from large intestine back to small intestine called as “ UDAVARTA”, and resulting increase in bacterial colony in small intestine.
4. I do prepare safe and effective Ayurveda medicine which acts on the digestive fire ( Agni/metabolism), and will recommend along with dietary regimen after you have reverted back with your clarification
PS. please make sure that you have checked with your Hemoglobin, Vitamin B12 level, Thyroid & blood sugar profile.
Dr. Munish
Consultant Physician
Naimittika
need further details
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting with your health concern and after reviewing your health query I’m of the following opinion;
1. As you have not mentioned your age, please specify so that one can deduce age related associated digestive issues.
2. As you have told that your IBD report/sample was normal ( in another premium question, which probably exclude H. pylori infection ), but suffering from gastritis, thus it is common in person with hypochlorhydria ( low HCl in stomach) to have overgrowth of bacteria resulting in indigestion ( bloating, cramping, gas, constipation or diarrhoea), so again knowing your age is necessary since low HCl could be age related or also because of use of antibiotics /antacids to relieve gastritis.
3. Any undue stress ( mental or physical), since in Ayurveda this can lead to reverse flow of “Vata” i.e. from large intestine back to small intestine called as “ UDAVARTA”, and resulting increase in bacterial colony in small intestine.
4. I do prepare safe and effective Ayurveda medicine which acts on the digestive fire ( Agni/metabolism), and will recommend along with dietary regimen after you have reverted back with your clarification
PS. please make sure that you have checked with your Hemoglobin, Vitamin B12 level, Thyroid & blood sugar profile.
Dr. Munish
Consultant Physician
Naimittika
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
Brief Answer:
need further details
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting with your health concern and after reviewing your health query I’m of the following opinion;
1. As you have not mentioned your age, please specify so that one can deduce age related associated digestive issues.
2. As you have told that your IBD report/sample was normal ( in another premium question, which probably exclude H. pylori infection ), but suffering from gastritis, thus it is common in person with hypochlorhydria ( low HCl in stomach) to have overgrowth of bacteria resulting in indigestion ( bloating, cramping, gas, constipation or diarrhoea), so again knowing your age is necessary since low HCl could be age related or also because of use of antibiotics /antacids to relieve gastritis.
3. Any undue stress ( mental or physical), since in Ayurveda this can lead to reverse flow of “Vata” i.e. from large intestine back to small intestine called as “ UDAVARTA”, and resulting increase in bacterial colony in small intestine.
4. I do prepare safe and effective Ayurveda medicine which acts on the digestive fire ( Agni/metabolism), and will recommend along with dietary regimen after you have reverted back with your clarification
PS. please make sure that you have checked with your Hemoglobin, Vitamin B12 level, Thyroid & blood sugar profile.
Dr. Munish
Consultant Physician
Naimittika
need further details
Detailed Answer:
Dear
Thanks for contacting with your health concern and after reviewing your health query I’m of the following opinion;
1. As you have not mentioned your age, please specify so that one can deduce age related associated digestive issues.
2. As you have told that your IBD report/sample was normal ( in another premium question, which probably exclude H. pylori infection ), but suffering from gastritis, thus it is common in person with hypochlorhydria ( low HCl in stomach) to have overgrowth of bacteria resulting in indigestion ( bloating, cramping, gas, constipation or diarrhoea), so again knowing your age is necessary since low HCl could be age related or also because of use of antibiotics /antacids to relieve gastritis.
3. Any undue stress ( mental or physical), since in Ayurveda this can lead to reverse flow of “Vata” i.e. from large intestine back to small intestine called as “ UDAVARTA”, and resulting increase in bacterial colony in small intestine.
4. I do prepare safe and effective Ayurveda medicine which acts on the digestive fire ( Agni/metabolism), and will recommend along with dietary regimen after you have reverted back with your clarification
PS. please make sure that you have checked with your Hemoglobin, Vitamin B12 level, Thyroid & blood sugar profile.
Dr. Munish
Consultant Physician
Naimittika
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
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Brief Answer:
possibel digestive issue
Detailed Answer:
Dear
As you have only mentioned your age, thus I'm giving my opinion on the basis of IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome), since symtpoms of SIBO are more or less similar to IBS.
A. DIETARY REGIME
WHOLESOME DIET [PATHYA]: upvas [fasting], high fibre diet, coconut water, oatmeal, licorice, coconut, asafetida, laghu ahaar [i.e. food that is easy to digest and increases the Agni], old brown rice, raw papaya, early morning walking, light exercises, green gram, pomegranate, ginger, raisins, black pepper, spinach, radish, methi, ridge gourd, clove, apple, oranges, pears, cow’s milk, buttermilk, regular brushing and cleansing of tongue, gargles, lukewarm water to drink [after meals], mint, eat fresh and properly cooked food, use of either bitter/astringent/alkaline substance, chew food properly, eat a little less than demanded by appetite, eat slowly, avoid irregular-haste eating, limit sweet/heavy food which is/are difficult to digest and cause indigestion,Yogasanas, meditation, deep breathing exercises, wear loose clothing, maintain ideal body weight,
UNWHOLESOME DIET [APATHYA] : aerated drinks, dairy products, spicy food and condiments, spices, cucumber, protein rich diet, ghee, raw fruits, sour substances, smoking, tomato, onions, garlic, citrus fruits, peas, beans, oily food, daytime sleeping, avoiding eating in standing position, incompatible food, pain killers, iron supplements, chewing gum, mental stress, suppression of natural urges, butter, ice cream, cheese, meat, newly harvested rice, black gram, curd, potato, sweet potato,, cold water, overeating, green chili, heavy dinner, bakery products, artificial sweetners,
B. HOME REMEDIES
• Before meals: take either chutney of vinegar, Amla murabba [fruit preserve of XXXXXXX goose berry] or mint chutney.
• With meals: one coiled piece of ginger mixed with rock salt.
• After meals: 1 tablespoon of brandy mixed with plain water.
. Mix jaiphal [nutmeg] in lemon juice and lick results in proper evacuation of bowels and relieves gas/flatulence.
. Prepare dough mixed with flour plus sour grape juice, add a pinch of rock salt and make chapattis.
SUMMARY
• It should be noted that it is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying pathology/condition, thus if it fails to resolve by itself despite with lifestyle/dietary changes it is best to see your Doctor.
• As said earlier, sometimes it could be secondary to some other underlying condition like digestive disorder [acid peptic disease, inflammation of stomach, constipation], so if it has become chronic , one should seek an opinion of Medicine Specialist and/or Gastroenterologist for further examination, investigation and evaluation.
• As digestive issues are Psychosomatic disease thus calmness of mind is essential, as such XXXXXXX Drugs [nootropic herbs] are useful.
• As the age progresses older people does have lower vitamin B12 level and tend to produce less acid [HCl] called as hypochlorhydria resulting in impaired/slower digestion, so it is best to have a dietary regime which does not cause stomach upset, mainly lactose free diet and maintaining a diet with low glycemic index.
• If symptoms persist despite following the dietary regime/lifestyle modifications and remedies, have an appointment with your doctor since it can be symptom(s) of underlying illness or infection which require medical intervention.
. As I'm giving reply through XXXXXXX so unable to view your location, so do let me know about your address along with pincode so that if you are interested in taking medicine I can tell you the same, dosage, charges and delivery schedule.
Dr. Munish
possibel digestive issue
Detailed Answer:
Dear
As you have only mentioned your age, thus I'm giving my opinion on the basis of IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome), since symtpoms of SIBO are more or less similar to IBS.
A. DIETARY REGIME
WHOLESOME DIET [PATHYA]: upvas [fasting], high fibre diet, coconut water, oatmeal, licorice, coconut, asafetida, laghu ahaar [i.e. food that is easy to digest and increases the Agni], old brown rice, raw papaya, early morning walking, light exercises, green gram, pomegranate, ginger, raisins, black pepper, spinach, radish, methi, ridge gourd, clove, apple, oranges, pears, cow’s milk, buttermilk, regular brushing and cleansing of tongue, gargles, lukewarm water to drink [after meals], mint, eat fresh and properly cooked food, use of either bitter/astringent/alkaline substance, chew food properly, eat a little less than demanded by appetite, eat slowly, avoid irregular-haste eating, limit sweet/heavy food which is/are difficult to digest and cause indigestion,Yogasanas, meditation, deep breathing exercises, wear loose clothing, maintain ideal body weight,
UNWHOLESOME DIET [APATHYA] : aerated drinks, dairy products, spicy food and condiments, spices, cucumber, protein rich diet, ghee, raw fruits, sour substances, smoking, tomato, onions, garlic, citrus fruits, peas, beans, oily food, daytime sleeping, avoiding eating in standing position, incompatible food, pain killers, iron supplements, chewing gum, mental stress, suppression of natural urges, butter, ice cream, cheese, meat, newly harvested rice, black gram, curd, potato, sweet potato,, cold water, overeating, green chili, heavy dinner, bakery products, artificial sweetners,
B. HOME REMEDIES
• Before meals: take either chutney of vinegar, Amla murabba [fruit preserve of XXXXXXX goose berry] or mint chutney.
• With meals: one coiled piece of ginger mixed with rock salt.
• After meals: 1 tablespoon of brandy mixed with plain water.
. Mix jaiphal [nutmeg] in lemon juice and lick results in proper evacuation of bowels and relieves gas/flatulence.
. Prepare dough mixed with flour plus sour grape juice, add a pinch of rock salt and make chapattis.
SUMMARY
• It should be noted that it is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying pathology/condition, thus if it fails to resolve by itself despite with lifestyle/dietary changes it is best to see your Doctor.
• As said earlier, sometimes it could be secondary to some other underlying condition like digestive disorder [acid peptic disease, inflammation of stomach, constipation], so if it has become chronic , one should seek an opinion of Medicine Specialist and/or Gastroenterologist for further examination, investigation and evaluation.
• As digestive issues are Psychosomatic disease thus calmness of mind is essential, as such XXXXXXX Drugs [nootropic herbs] are useful.
• As the age progresses older people does have lower vitamin B12 level and tend to produce less acid [HCl] called as hypochlorhydria resulting in impaired/slower digestion, so it is best to have a dietary regime which does not cause stomach upset, mainly lactose free diet and maintaining a diet with low glycemic index.
• If symptoms persist despite following the dietary regime/lifestyle modifications and remedies, have an appointment with your doctor since it can be symptom(s) of underlying illness or infection which require medical intervention.
. As I'm giving reply through XXXXXXX so unable to view your location, so do let me know about your address along with pincode so that if you are interested in taking medicine I can tell you the same, dosage, charges and delivery schedule.
Dr. Munish
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
Brief Answer:
possibel digestive issue
Detailed Answer:
Dear
As you have only mentioned your age, thus I'm giving my opinion on the basis of IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome), since symtpoms of SIBO are more or less similar to IBS.
A. DIETARY REGIME
WHOLESOME DIET [PATHYA]: upvas [fasting], high fibre diet, coconut water, oatmeal, licorice, coconut, asafetida, laghu ahaar [i.e. food that is easy to digest and increases the Agni], old brown rice, raw papaya, early morning walking, light exercises, green gram, pomegranate, ginger, raisins, black pepper, spinach, radish, methi, ridge gourd, clove, apple, oranges, pears, cow’s milk, buttermilk, regular brushing and cleansing of tongue, gargles, lukewarm water to drink [after meals], mint, eat fresh and properly cooked food, use of either bitter/astringent/alkaline substance, chew food properly, eat a little less than demanded by appetite, eat slowly, avoid irregular-haste eating, limit sweet/heavy food which is/are difficult to digest and cause indigestion,Yogasanas, meditation, deep breathing exercises, wear loose clothing, maintain ideal body weight,
UNWHOLESOME DIET [APATHYA] : aerated drinks, dairy products, spicy food and condiments, spices, cucumber, protein rich diet, ghee, raw fruits, sour substances, smoking, tomato, onions, garlic, citrus fruits, peas, beans, oily food, daytime sleeping, avoiding eating in standing position, incompatible food, pain killers, iron supplements, chewing gum, mental stress, suppression of natural urges, butter, ice cream, cheese, meat, newly harvested rice, black gram, curd, potato, sweet potato,, cold water, overeating, green chili, heavy dinner, bakery products, artificial sweetners,
B. HOME REMEDIES
• Before meals: take either chutney of vinegar, Amla murabba [fruit preserve of XXXXXXX goose berry] or mint chutney.
• With meals: one coiled piece of ginger mixed with rock salt.
• After meals: 1 tablespoon of brandy mixed with plain water.
. Mix jaiphal [nutmeg] in lemon juice and lick results in proper evacuation of bowels and relieves gas/flatulence.
. Prepare dough mixed with flour plus sour grape juice, add a pinch of rock salt and make chapattis.
SUMMARY
• It should be noted that it is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying pathology/condition, thus if it fails to resolve by itself despite with lifestyle/dietary changes it is best to see your Doctor.
• As said earlier, sometimes it could be secondary to some other underlying condition like digestive disorder [acid peptic disease, inflammation of stomach, constipation], so if it has become chronic , one should seek an opinion of Medicine Specialist and/or Gastroenterologist for further examination, investigation and evaluation.
• As digestive issues are Psychosomatic disease thus calmness of mind is essential, as such XXXXXXX Drugs [nootropic herbs] are useful.
• As the age progresses older people does have lower vitamin B12 level and tend to produce less acid [HCl] called as hypochlorhydria resulting in impaired/slower digestion, so it is best to have a dietary regime which does not cause stomach upset, mainly lactose free diet and maintaining a diet with low glycemic index.
• If symptoms persist despite following the dietary regime/lifestyle modifications and remedies, have an appointment with your doctor since it can be symptom(s) of underlying illness or infection which require medical intervention.
. As I'm giving reply through XXXXXXX so unable to view your location, so do let me know about your address along with pincode so that if you are interested in taking medicine I can tell you the same, dosage, charges and delivery schedule.
Dr. Munish
possibel digestive issue
Detailed Answer:
Dear
As you have only mentioned your age, thus I'm giving my opinion on the basis of IBS ( irritable bowel syndrome), since symtpoms of SIBO are more or less similar to IBS.
A. DIETARY REGIME
WHOLESOME DIET [PATHYA]: upvas [fasting], high fibre diet, coconut water, oatmeal, licorice, coconut, asafetida, laghu ahaar [i.e. food that is easy to digest and increases the Agni], old brown rice, raw papaya, early morning walking, light exercises, green gram, pomegranate, ginger, raisins, black pepper, spinach, radish, methi, ridge gourd, clove, apple, oranges, pears, cow’s milk, buttermilk, regular brushing and cleansing of tongue, gargles, lukewarm water to drink [after meals], mint, eat fresh and properly cooked food, use of either bitter/astringent/alkaline substance, chew food properly, eat a little less than demanded by appetite, eat slowly, avoid irregular-haste eating, limit sweet/heavy food which is/are difficult to digest and cause indigestion,Yogasanas, meditation, deep breathing exercises, wear loose clothing, maintain ideal body weight,
UNWHOLESOME DIET [APATHYA] : aerated drinks, dairy products, spicy food and condiments, spices, cucumber, protein rich diet, ghee, raw fruits, sour substances, smoking, tomato, onions, garlic, citrus fruits, peas, beans, oily food, daytime sleeping, avoiding eating in standing position, incompatible food, pain killers, iron supplements, chewing gum, mental stress, suppression of natural urges, butter, ice cream, cheese, meat, newly harvested rice, black gram, curd, potato, sweet potato,, cold water, overeating, green chili, heavy dinner, bakery products, artificial sweetners,
B. HOME REMEDIES
• Before meals: take either chutney of vinegar, Amla murabba [fruit preserve of XXXXXXX goose berry] or mint chutney.
• With meals: one coiled piece of ginger mixed with rock salt.
• After meals: 1 tablespoon of brandy mixed with plain water.
. Mix jaiphal [nutmeg] in lemon juice and lick results in proper evacuation of bowels and relieves gas/flatulence.
. Prepare dough mixed with flour plus sour grape juice, add a pinch of rock salt and make chapattis.
SUMMARY
• It should be noted that it is not a disease but a symptom of an underlying pathology/condition, thus if it fails to resolve by itself despite with lifestyle/dietary changes it is best to see your Doctor.
• As said earlier, sometimes it could be secondary to some other underlying condition like digestive disorder [acid peptic disease, inflammation of stomach, constipation], so if it has become chronic , one should seek an opinion of Medicine Specialist and/or Gastroenterologist for further examination, investigation and evaluation.
• As digestive issues are Psychosomatic disease thus calmness of mind is essential, as such XXXXXXX Drugs [nootropic herbs] are useful.
• As the age progresses older people does have lower vitamin B12 level and tend to produce less acid [HCl] called as hypochlorhydria resulting in impaired/slower digestion, so it is best to have a dietary regime which does not cause stomach upset, mainly lactose free diet and maintaining a diet with low glycemic index.
• If symptoms persist despite following the dietary regime/lifestyle modifications and remedies, have an appointment with your doctor since it can be symptom(s) of underlying illness or infection which require medical intervention.
. As I'm giving reply through XXXXXXX so unable to view your location, so do let me know about your address along with pincode so that if you are interested in taking medicine I can tell you the same, dosage, charges and delivery schedule.
Dr. Munish
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
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