Find Ayurvedic treatment for Hernia Antra Vriddhi, as per Ayurveda or what is known as Hernia in common language is a state where an internal organ in the abdomen gets replaced and starts protruding outwards, giving rise to swelling in the abdominal region. You may develop a hernia at any place in your body, but it mostly occurs in the lower abdominal area and can affect both men and women of any age. Many reasons can cause Hernia, but the leading causes of Hernia can be hereditary. Factors like lifting heavy weights also trigger it. The causes of Hernia are: Even though Hernia can be a hereditary condition, certain other factors can also contribute to its cause. These causes include persistent coughing, laying extra pressure when passing feces, straining your abdominal muscles by exercising or lifting heavy objects or build-up of excess fluid in your lower abdominal cavity. Now let's look at the symptoms of the disease that are: In most of the cases for hernia patients, it has been seen that they complain about a visibly hard protrusion in the development of soft lumps and pain in your lower abdomen. Some people, however, do not go through any symptoms at all. Hernia can be distinguished into many categories based on the affected body part and sometimes even depending on your gender. When the case becomes severe and painful, it does require quick medical attention and, in the worst cases, may require surgery; however, Hernia's treatment in Ayurveda can treat your Hernia from its root without the need of undergoing any surgical process. The holistic method of Ayurveda works on the root cause of the problem. Let's look at how Ayurveda helps, Ayurveda begins helping your problem of Hernia by working on your diet. By simply following some disciplined dietary rules one can completely cure themselves of Hernia. 1. Lower the amount of meals you eat in a day and take small portions frequently in shorter spans instead of the standard three meals divided by hours; 2. Chew your food correctly and while eating, ensure you eat your food slowly; 3. Include lots of water in your dietary routines everyday and not just water but also other fluids, but do not have too much aerated drinks. It is advised that one must not take too much water with their meals; instead it is recommended that one must only drink a glass of water half an hour