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This video shares a real patient conversation about long-standing episodes of anxiety with palpitations and restlessness (often described locally as “vichar vayu”), migraine-like one-sided headaches, repeated vomiting during flare-ups, marked sound sensitivity at social events, poor sleep that sometimes required tablets, and significant digestive concerns such as “upward gas” and constipation. The patient—Prafullaben from Halvad—had consulted multiple physicians over several years and occasionally needed emergency care when symptoms escalated. After beginning individualized Ayurvedic care and Panchakarma at Sanjeevani Ayurved Hospital in Gandhidham, she reports steadier sleep, fewer panic sensations in crowded or noisy environments, easier travel, and regular bowel movements. Under medical supervision, she was also able to gradually taper and discontinue previously ongoing psychiatric medications. Every person’s situation is different, and the timeline and degree of improvement can vary; her account reflects her personal experience under professional care.

At Sanjeevani Ayurved Hospital, Gandhidham, Kachchh, Gujarat (NABH Accredited), assessments are conducted by Dr. Vishal Pandya (MD Ayurveda), Dr. Riddhi Pandya, and a team of 10+ qualified BAMS Ayurvedic doctors. In cases where anxiety features coexist with recurrent headaches and digestive imbalance, the clinical focus typically includes strengthening agni (digestive capacity), calming aggravated vāta, and moderating pitta-related triggers that may intensify head pain and restlessness. When appropriate, Panchakarma is planned to match the patient’s strength, season, and daily routine, with the goal of symptom relief and functional improvement rather than short-term suppression.

Viewers who recognize a similar cluster of concerns—headaches that flare with stress or travel, difficulty tolerating loud music or large gatherings, disturbed sleep, episodic palpitations, and persistent constipation or acidity—often ask how Ayurveda may help. In such scenarios, an individualized plan can include diet and daily-routine guidance, gentle herbal formulations selected for one’s constitution, and carefully sequenced therapies that aim to reduce frequency and intensity of episodes while supporting mood stability, digestive comfort, and energy. Appropriate follow-up is important to track progress and make timely adjustments. If someone is already taking conventional medicines, changes should be considered only with the prescribing clinician’s advice; abrupt self-discontinuation is not recommended.

The patient story also touches on a common concern: whether Ayurvedic medicines feel “too heating.” When assessment and prescription are properly tailored, most patients do not experience undue heat or discomfort. If a preparation ever feels unsuitable, it is reviewed and modified. This aligns with a safety-first approach that avoids blanket remedies and instead emphasizes accurate diagnosis, dose, vehicle, and timing.

Sanjeevani Ayurved Hospital’s NABH accreditation reflects attention to standardized processes and patient safety. The team’s approach is conservative, non-invasive, and education-oriented—helping patients understand which habits may worsen their symptoms (e.g., erratic meals, sleep loss, unsuitable foods) and which practices may support steadier digestion and a calmer nervous system. While some patients notice benefits within weeks, others may need a longer, stepwise plan. Outcomes depend on many factors, including chronicity of symptoms, adherence to diet and routine, coexisting conditions, and stress levels.

Nothing in this video is a substitute for personalized medical advice. If symptoms are severe—such as chest pain, breathlessness, fainting, or neurological deficits—urgent evaluation is essential. For non-emergency concerns similar to those discussed here, an in-person or teleconsultation can help determine whether an Ayurvedic plan is suitable and how it might integrate with current care.