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FATTY
LIVER
Yakrutodar Roga or the Fatty liver appears because of aggravated Kapha and Pitta. The fat deposits in the liver obstruct the functioning and become responsible for liver inflammation. It is of two types; alcoholic and non-alcoholic. The disease prevalence lies between 9 and 32 percent of the Indian population, among which the person with diabetes carry the highest risks. It generally doesn’t signify any symptom but may make you feel tired and exhausted all the time.
It can also make your physique look swollen from the right abdominal area. It is more common in men than women aged between 25 and 55 years. It is understandable the causes taking reference from the types that what would be the causes. In the alcoholic fatty liver, the excess intake of alcohol leads to the condition whereas, in non-alcoholic situations, the excessive consumption of milk& milk products, all-purpose flour-based dishes, and spicy foods become the causatives.
Ayurveda explains the treatment with changes in the ahar and vihar of an individual. Ayurveda describes this disease as a Udararoga that has the back of manifestation in the abdominal cavity being the Mandagni and Mal sanchay, the two prime causes. In the ancient texts, Yakrutodar has been termed as the pleehoder, a synonym. Allopathy is yet on research to combat this disease of the liver with chemically made medication, but Ayurvedic management has the profound methods of treating all the liver ailments.
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