Ayurvedic Management of Kidney Stones: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions

Kidney Stones and its Ayurvedic Management

Renal stones are solid or calculus that form in the renal parenchyma. They are nasty, produce uncomfortable signs and symptoms, and, if not well controlled, can transform into a complication. Kidney stones can be categorized as a disorder. This paper seeks to evaluate the disorder by finding out its causes and symptoms. As well as the management process with hints of Ayurveda.

Causes of Kidney Stones:

1. Dehydration: It also states that when one does not hydrate himself, he passes concentrated urine, and this sprays the formation of the stone. 
2. Diet: As everybody can easily guess, forbidden foods are spinach, nuts, and other foods containing oxalic acid, foods containing high amounts of sodium, and animal protein, which form stones. 
3. Medical Conditions: Some other kinds of chronic medical conditions, such as hyperparathyroidism, gout, and urinary tract infections. Also weaken a person’s body to the point that Renal stones can easily attack them. 
4. Family History: Indeed, some foods cause the formation of Renal stones and people with this background or a family history of Renal stones formation are likely to develop them. 
5. Obesity: It is also proposed that weight gain and obesity. along with weight defined by BMI > 30 kg/m2, are also among the causes for the formation of Renal calculi. 

Symptoms of Kidney Stones:

• Severe Pain: This one is accompanied by cramping – spasmodic – midline or lower abdominal/sharp or stinging in the lower back or lower mid back/flank / light-moderate to severe pain in the groin area, leading to one of the worst man’s pains experienced. 
• Hematuria: Hematuria may manifest itself as the pink, red, or brown color of the urine. 
• Frequent Urination: A constant desire to pass water; much of the time, it is little and often. 
• Nausea and Vomiting: The patient’s experiences in relation to severe pain.
• Fever and Chills: Well, if it is and an infection is present, it means the people are not practicing the level of adherence to the set measurement of hand washing, social parenthesis, and masking.

Ayurvedic Management of Kidney Stones:

In Ayurveda, Mutrashmari describes how Vata and Pitta doshas disrupt the body’s normal functions, form stones, and block urinary pathways. Program objectives assist the management in ensuring the doshas are in a balanced state. That no stones are present or developed in the future.

Ayurvedic Management for Kidney Stones:

Dietary Changes: 

• Hydration: A diuretic mainly used to clear the urinary system must, therefore, be accompanied by water and other beverage products.
• Avoid Oxalate-rich Foods: Oxalate-rich foods should not be consumed because they reduce the portion of spinach, beetroot, and nuts. 
• Reducing Sodium Intake: Salty foods specifically provoke the increase of stones.

Useful Herbs: 

• Punarnava (Boerhavia diffusa): Three of them are adults well recognized to cause diuresis and thus aid in the expulsion of the stones. 
• Gokshura (Tribulus Terrestris): Assists in the passaging of stones and also decreases the characteristic pain. 
• Varuna (Crataeva nurvala): This helps fragment the stone in addition to reducing inflammation. 
• Kulatha (Dolichos biflorus): Its local name is mara de mercado. Including horse gram, it bears properties that enable it to dissolve and pass real stones. 

Lifestyle Modifications: 

• Regular Exercise: It also plays a role in the regulation of general health and avoidance of stone formation. 
• Avoiding Holding Urine: The only way that can enable one to reduce the frequency of formation of the stones is to urinate whenever they feel the urge. 

Panchakarma: 

• Virechana (Purgation): It also aids in removing those toxins from the body and maintaining the doshas. 
• Basti (Medicated Enema): Particularly useful in Vata-related problems, it acts as a diuretic that can help in the cleaning of the urinary organs. 

Kitchen Preparations: 

• Lemon Juice and Olive Oil: To dissolve stones, the physical procedure is as follows: half a glass of water to fresh lemon juice and two tablespoons of olive oil. 
• Coconut Water: Frequent consumption of coconut water lowers the risk of developing kidney stones.

Conclusion:

The majority of stones are very painful and troublesome; however, regular application of Ayurvedic methodologies can help avoid or eliminate them. An improvisation of dietary tubs, herbal remedies, lifestyle modifications, and detoxification strategies makes Ayurveda better preventive management. Moreover, a complementary system of management for Renal stones. This approach not only seeks to correct the current stones. But also tries to avoid their formation in the future by highlighting the causes and proper urinary functioning. 

Disclaimer: Hence, it is always recommended to seek the advice of a certified Ayurvedic doctor before starting any new therapy for the management of any health condition.

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