Understanding the Aspects Evaluated During Ayurvedic Consultation
by ProVal Tech ProVal TechnologiesThe best part about Ayurvedic
consultation is you don't need to be sick to benefit from a private Ayurvedic consultation.
You can go for it simply to know better about yourself. An Ayurvedic doctor
helps you to understand your Ayurvedic constitution (dosha) that may always be
helpful in many cases.
In times of illness, Ayurvedic
consultation can give you a new point of view on your condition & help you
work with your symptoms for better results. So, before going for your initial
consultation, make sure to be prepared to spend about an hour with the
practitioner. Ayurvedic consultation typically involves a thorough examination
of your body that helps the consultant to know you. It consists of a thorough
physical health assessment of important areas of the body & their
functioning, which reveals the balances & imbalances in your body. The
important aspects evaluated during Ayurvedic physical health assessment includes:
Pulse – Taking the pulse
helps to determine one's constitution & the current state of imbalance in
the body. The pulse is usually taken on the right wrist for men & the left
wrist for women. Ayurvedic practitioners feel that the pulse determines the
strength of Vata, Pitta & Kapha in the human body.
Urine – The colour, frequency,
any kind of pain or discomfort during urination & the quantity of one's
urine can indicate their body's hydration level- if there's enough fluid intake
or kind of complications & dosha imbalances.
Stools – Our Daily elimination
indicates our digestive health. The consistency of one's stools can reveal a
lot about their complications & imbalances.
Tongue – Ayurvedic examination includes
an examination of the tongue where the consultant checks the colour, shape,
presence of scallops on the sides, movement, coating, or cracking on the
tongue.
Eyes – since doshas affect the
eyes' shape & colour, an eye examination is crucial during an Ayurvedic
consultation.
Nails – your nails are also a
great indicator of the imbalances in your body.
General appearance: One's body shape,
colour & texture of their hair, and even their energy levels indicate Vata,
Pitta, or Kapha's predominance in the body.
After evaluating all these aspects
during your physical health assessment, the Ayurvedic doctor will make a very
clear suggestion on the Ayurvedic practices that you need to adopt in terms of
food, lifestyle, meditation etc. It is important to know that most Ayurvedic
practices involve lifestyle & diet changes that take time to implement.
Hence it is suggested to make one change at a time for better results!
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