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Lighter After Meals, Less Bloating: Ayurvedic Care for Indigestion, Gas and Stomach Pain Consultations at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar; in-person consultation at Wagholi; online consultation across India. Panchakarma therapies such as Virechana are done at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, indigestion, gas, bloating and recurring stomach pain are seen at the Monday Digestive OPD. Ayurveda reads them as Ajirna and Adhmana: food that Agni, the digestive fire, does not fully process, leaving Ama (undigested residue) and trapped Vata. Sudden, severe or constant abdominal pain needs emergency care first. Please see a gastroenterologist for blood in stool or vomit, black stools, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, persistent pain or new indigestion that starts after age 45, pain that wakes you at night, repeated vomiting or yellowing of the eyes. These need investigation first. Pain that suggests a peptic ulcer or gallstones is referred for ultrasound, endoscopy and medical evaluation. • Agni assessment: which Agni state (Manda, Tikshna, Vishama or Sama) and which Ajirna type (Amajirna, Vidagdhajirna or Vishtabdhajirna) matches your symptoms, through Nadi Pariksha and a meal history • Deepana-Pachana care: classical formulations such as Hingvashtak Churna, Chitrakadi Vati and Trikatu, prescribed after assessment to kindle digestion and clear Ama • Gas and bloating support: Vata-settling measures, warm-water guidance and kitchen spices such as ginger, cumin and ajwain, used in measured amounts • Stomach pain care: pattern-based plans for cramping, heaviness and upper abdominal discomfort, once the red flags above are ruled out • Panchakarma where indicated: Virechana or Basti is considered only after digestion settles and the doctor confirms you are fit, since Virechana is not advised during active indigestion • Meal-routine correction: fixed meal times, no grazing between meals, an early and lighter dinner, and eating without screens • Led by Dr. Prashant Amrutkar, M.D. (Ayurveda), PhD Scholar in Panchakarma, 15+ years, whose clinical focus includes chronic digestive disorders • Prevention of recurrence: a seasonal routine (Ritucharya) and review visits that support steadier digestion and related concerns such as acidity and constipation At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we understand how indigestion takes the pleasure out of food: the heaviness after lunch, the tight, bloated belly by evening, the burps and discomfort that follow every family meal. Many patients arrive after normal reports and occasional digestive powders that help for a day. Our approach reads your Agni, your meal pattern and your stress, then builds a plan that fits your working day. Dr. Prashant Amrutkar combines Ayurvedic Medicine, meal-routine correction and, where suitable, Panchakarma, and reviews your progress at every visit. Many of our patients report lighter meals, less gas and fewer episodes of stomach pain over the treatment course; outcomes vary by individual, and we track progress against your own starting point. Call or WhatsApp 8698282507 to book the Monday Digestive OPD or an online consultation. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we are committed to careful, honest digestive care. Your first visit: bring any ultrasound, endoscopy or blood reports and a list of the medicines you take. The doctor asks what you eat, when you eat and when the discomfort starts, then explains which therapies suit you now and which wait. You leave with a written plan covering medicines, a diet chart, meal timings and your review date. Follow-up visits continue in person or online, and the plan is adjusted as your symptoms change. This care suits adults with indigestion, gas or bloating that keeps returning, office workers with irregular meals, older adults with a slow appetite, and anyone whose investigations are normal but whose discomfort continues. Panchakarma is not done during pregnancy. Related reading on our website: Chronic Indigestion (Ajirna) Ayurvedic Treatment, Pune; Digestive Disorders Ayurvedic Care in Pune: Monday OPD.

A Calmer Gut and Steadier Bowel Habits: Ayurvedic Care for IBS (Grahani) Consultations at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar; in-person consultation at Wagholi; online consultation across India. Panchakarma therapies such as Virechana and Basti are done at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, irritable bowel syndrome is seen at the Monday Digestive OPD. Ayurveda reads it as Grahani: a weakened Agni, the digestive fire, with disturbed Vata and a strong gut-mind link. IBS is diagnosed only after other causes are ruled out. Please see a gastroenterologist first for blood in the stool or vomit, black stools, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, persistent abdominal pain or a new change in bowel habit after age 45, diarrhoea or pain that wakes you at night, fever or anaemia. These need a colonoscopy or other investigation first. If you already have ulcerative colitis or Crohn's disease, our care runs alongside your gastroenterologist's treatment, never in place of it. • Type-wise assessment: IBS with constipation, with diarrhoea, or mixed, read as Vataja, Pittaja or Kaphaja Grahani through Nadi Pariksha and a two-week stool and symptom diary • Agni-first Ayurvedic Medicine: classical formulations such as Kutaja, Bilva, Musta and Dadimashtak Churna, prescribed after assessment to support digestion and stool consistency • Takra (medicated buttermilk): a classical Grahani diet measure, adjusted to your type and tolerance • Basti therapy: medicated oil and decoction enemas, the main Panchakarma option for Vata-dominant IBS; Virechana is considered only in selected Pitta-type cases, after assessment • Gut-mind support: Shirodhara, breathing practice and sleep guidance for the stress-and-flare cycle many IBS patients describe • Personal trigger mapping: a food and symptom diary that finds your own triggers, instead of a blanket list of banned foods • Led by Dr. Prashant Amrutkar, M.D. (Ayurveda), PhD Scholar in Panchakarma, 15+ years, whose clinical focus includes IBS and other chronic digestive disorders • Care alongside your current treatment and prevention of relapse: no prescribed medicine is stopped without your doctor, and a daily routine plus review visits support fewer flare-ups over time At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we know how IBS shapes a day: the urgent search for a washroom, the bloating after lunch, the meeting you skip because your stomach feels unsettled. Many patients arrive after normal reports and a long list of tried remedies, and feel unheard. Our approach starts with listening, then reads your pattern through Agni, Vata and stress, and builds a plan you are able to follow at home. Dr. Prashant Amrutkar combines Ayurvedic Medicine, diet and routine correction and, where suitable, Basti, and reviews your diary at every visit. Many of our patients report fewer urgent episodes, less bloating and more predictable bowel habits over the treatment course; outcomes vary by individual, and we track progress against your own starting point. Call or WhatsApp 8698282507 to book the Monday Digestive OPD or an online consultation. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we are committed to patient, honest care for your gut. Your first visit: bring your colonoscopy, stool test and blood reports and a list of the medicines you take. The doctor asks about stool pattern, pain, timing and stress, then explains which therapies suit you now and which wait. You leave with a written plan covering medicines, a diet chart, a symptom diary and your review date. Follow-up visits continue in person or online, and the plan is adjusted as your symptoms change. This care suits adults with long-standing IBS confirmed by their doctor, working professionals whose symptoms flare with stress and travel, and patients who want a structured plan beyond short courses of symptom relief. Panchakarma is not done during pregnancy. Related reading on our website: IBS (Grahani) Ayurvedic Management in Pune: Monday OPD; Digestive Disorders Ayurvedic Care in Pune: Monday OPD.

Regular, Comfortable Bowel Habits: Ayurvedic Care for Chronic Constipation (Vibandha) Consultations at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar; in-person consultation at Wagholi; online consultation across India. Panchakarma therapies such as Virechana and Basti are done at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, long-standing constipation is seen at the Monday Digestive OPD. Ayurveda reads it as Vibandha: dry, aggravated Vata in the colon with a weak or irregular Agni, the digestive fire. Please see a doctor first for blood in the stool or vomit, black stools, unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, a new change in bowel habit or persistent abdominal pain after age 45, pencil-thin stools, symptoms that wake you at night, or severe pain and bloating with no passage of gas. These need investigation, such as a colonoscopy, before Ayurvedic care. • Vibandha assessment: Vata and Agni pattern, water and fibre intake, activity, stool form, and medicines that slow the bowel, through Nadi Pariksha and a bowel diary • Ayurvedic Medicine: classical formulations such as Triphala, Abhayarishta and Gandharva Haritaki, prescribed after assessment and planned to avoid long-term reliance on stimulant laxatives • Basti therapy: Anuvasana (medicated oil) and Niruha (decoction) Basti, the classical Panchakarma care for Vata-type constipation • Virechana where suited: for Pitta-type constipation with heat, acidity or skin complaints, once the doctor confirms you are fit for it • Diet and fluid plan: ghee in measured amounts, vegetables, fruit, soaked raisins or figs and warm water, set to your constitution • Toilet routine and posture: a fixed morning time, a footstool position, and answering the urge without delay • Led by Dr. Prashant Amrutkar, M.D. (Ayurveda), PhD Scholar in Panchakarma, 15+ years, whose clinical focus includes chronic constipation and other digestive disorders • Prevention of related problems: regular, softer stools reduce straining, which supports prevention of piles and fissure flare-ups over time At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we understand how constipation drags through a day: the long mornings in the washroom, the heaviness and gas, the worry about one more laxative. Many patients arrive after years of powders and syrups that work for a while and then stop. Our approach reads your Vata, your Agni and your routine, then builds a plan that fits your home and working life. Dr. Prashant Amrutkar combines Ayurvedic Medicine, diet and routine correction and, where suitable, Basti or Virechana, and reviews your bowel diary at every visit. Many of our patients report more regular, comfortable bowel movements and less bloating over the treatment course; outcomes vary by individual, and we track progress against your own starting point. Call or WhatsApp 8698282507 to book the Monday Digestive OPD or an online consultation. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we are committed to patient, honest care for your digestion. Your first visit: bring any colonoscopy, thyroid or blood reports and a list of the medicines and laxatives you take. The doctor asks about stool pattern, straining, diet and water intake, then explains which therapies suit you now and which wait. You leave with a written plan covering medicines, a diet chart, a toilet routine and your review date. Follow-up visits continue in person or online, and the plan is adjusted as your symptoms change. When straining has led to piles or a fissure, the doctor plans that care alongside, at the same visit. This care suits adults with constipation that keeps returning, older adults, desk workers with long sitting hours, and mothers after delivery who struggle with bowel habits, as well as people who have relied on laxatives for years. Never stop a prescribed medicine on your own. Panchakarma is not done during pregnancy. Related reading on our website: “Digestive Disorders Ayurvedic Care in Pune: Monday OPD“.

Calmer Digestion, Less Burning: Ayurvedic Care for Acidity, Gastritis and Acid Reflux Consultations at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar; in-person consultation at Wagholi; online consultation across India. Panchakarma therapies such as Virechana are done at Ghorpadi and Manjri Bk, Hadapsar. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, acidity, hyperacidity, gastritis and acid reflux (GERD) are seen at the Monday Digestive OPD. Ayurveda reads them as Amlapitta: aggravated Pitta that disturbs Agni, the digestive fire. Please see a gastroenterologist first if you notice blood in vomit or stools, black stools, unexplained weight loss, difficulty or pain while swallowing, persistent upper abdominal pain that starts after age 45, or symptoms that wake you at night. These need an endoscopy or other investigation before Ayurvedic care. Pain that suggests a peptic ulcer or gallstones is referred for medical evaluation. • Constitution-based assessment: Nadi Pariksha, a diet, sleep and stress history, and a review of your reports and current medicines, to find what drives your Pitta and Agni imbalance • Ayurvedic Medicine for Amlapitta: classical formulations such as Avipattikar Churna, Kamdudha Rasa and Yashtimadhu, prescribed after assessment to support a calmer stomach and steadier digestion • Virechana (therapeutic purgation): a supervised Panchakarma course that clears excess Pitta, advised for recurring or long-standing acidity once the doctor confirms you are fit for it • Reflux-focused care for GERD: meal timing, portion size, a three-hour gap between dinner and sleep, and raising the head of the bed, planned alongside Ayurvedic Medicine • Gastritis support: a Pitta-soothing diet of cooling, easy-to-digest foods, with a clear trigger list: late meals, fried and sour foods, excess tea or coffee, alcohol and smoking • Care alongside your current treatment: we never ask you to stop a prescribed acid blocker on your own; any change is planned with your prescribing doctor as symptoms settle • Led by Dr. Prashant Amrutkar, M.D. (Ayurveda), PhD Scholar in Panchakarma, 15+ years, whose clinical focus includes chronic digestive disorders • Prevention of recurrence: a seasonal routine (Ritucharya), stress and sleep guidance, and review visits that support fewer flare-ups over time At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we understand how acidity wears you down: the burning after meals, the sour taste at night, the antacid strip in every bag. Our approach looks past the symptom to the pattern behind it, such as irregular meals, late dinners, long working hours, stress and a Pitta-heavy routine. Dr. Prashant Amrutkar combines Ayurvedic Medicine, diet correction and, where suitable, Virechana, and reviews your progress at every visit. Many of our patients report less burning, fewer reflux episodes and more comfortable meals over the treatment course; outcomes vary by individual, and we track your progress against your own starting point. Call or WhatsApp 8698282507 to book the Monday Digestive OPD or an online consultation. At AMRUT AYU CARE™, we are committed to honest, careful digestive care. Your first visit: bring any endoscopy, ultrasound or blood reports and a list of the medicines you take. The doctor asks when the burning comes, what eases it and what makes it worse, then explains which therapies suit you now and which wait. You leave with a written plan covering medicines, a diet chart, meal timings and your review date. Follow-up visits continue in person or online, and the plan is adjusted as your symptoms change. This care suits adults with burning, sour belching or reflux that keeps returning, people who reach for antacids most days, patients with gastritis confirmed on endoscopy, and working professionals whose meals and sleep run late. Panchakarma, including Virechana, is not done during pregnancy. Online patients receive the same assessment by video, with in-clinic Virechana planned when it suits. Related reading on our website: Virechana for Chronic Acidity & Gastritis: Panchakarma Pune; Chronic Acidity (Amlapitta) Ayurvedic Treatment, Pune.