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Gut & digestion
Online Ayurvedic consultation for gut and digestion
Digestion sits at the centre of Ayurveda. If bloating, acidity or irregular bowels have become part of daily life, an Ayurvedic doctor looks at what, when and how you eat, your stress and sleep, and writes a plan to work on alongside any treatment you already have.
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Updated 10 October 2026 · How we write and review health pages
How Ayurveda looks at it
Ayurveda describes digestive strength as Agni, and many digestive complaints as Agni being too weak, too sharp or irregular. Your doctor assesses which pattern fits you before suggesting diet, routine or herbal changes.
Food matters in every Ayurvedic plan. See the vata diet chart.
How it works
What a consultation about gut & digestive issues involves
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Video consultation
A BAMS doctor goes through it with you and may ask to see your tongue on camera.
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Your written plan
Meal timing, food choices, routine and, if appropriate, herbal medicines — sent on WhatsApp.
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Follow-up
Questions answered on WhatsApp, and the plan adjusted as your symptoms change.
When to see a doctor in person instead
An online Ayurvedic consultation is not the right first step if you have any of these. Please see a doctor in person — or call 112 in an emergency.
- Blood in your stool, or black, tarry stools
- Unexplained weight loss, difficulty swallowing, or repeated vomiting
- Severe or worsening abdominal pain, or pain that wakes you at night
- New digestive symptoms after age 50, or a family history of bowel cancer
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Tell us about your gut & digestive issues
A few quick questions. Your answers open in WhatsApp so you can send them to us.
Free assessment — question 1 of 8
What is your most frustrating digestive symptom?
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Common questions
Can I keep taking my antacids or IBS medicine?
Yes. Don't stop a prescribed medicine without speaking to the doctor who prescribed it. Tell your Ayurvedic doctor what you take so any suggestion is checked against it.
Is Ayurveda useful for IBS?
Many people with IBS want help with diet, routine and stress, which is where an Ayurvedic consultation focuses. IBS should first be diagnosed by a doctor, to rule out other conditions.
Is Triphala safe to take every day?
It depends on you — your constitution, other medicines, pregnancy and other conditions. Please ask your doctor rather than starting any herb on your own.
Sources
- 1.Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) — NHS
- 2.Heartburn and acid reflux — NHS
- 3.Bloating — NHS
- 4.Ayurvedic Medicine: In Depth — National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NIH)
This page is general information, not medical advice or a diagnosis. Individual experiences vary. Please don't stop or change a prescribed medicine without talking to the doctor who prescribed it. Medical disclaimer.
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