Getting up late in morning, no will to excise regularly because of muscle sprain frequently, too allergic to even things like sweating, pain in back of eyes, frequent headaches, never physically active though try to be, pain in shoulders and joins, had pox for 3 times at childhood in 3 years. What are these symptoms leads to? I feel relieved with paracetamol when prescribed by doctor for any illness. Feel much relieved in brain and muscles. I don't use medicines much unless it is required. Am I need medication or natural remedies are possible?

Dr. Pritam MohapatraAlternative Medicine Specialist22yrs exp

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Hi lybrate-user, I appreciate you seeking help. Well, your symptoms including lethargy & fatigue could be owing to many reasons which needs to be evaluated before recommending anything in specific. Nevertheless, you can try the following in general, and see if it helps - (a) Have a balanced diet with more of leafy greens, and fresh fruits & nuts. Consume fruits/ vegetables rich in vitamin A & C and include more of fresh turmeric in diet on a day to day basis. Among vegetables, onion, garlic, bitter gourd, carrot, beetroot, spinach etc all are to be included too. 'Amla' fruit helps improve immunity and protects against infections. (b) Restrict flesh intake to more of fish and lean meat, and less of red meat, if any. If you are a pure vegetarian, you may take omega-3 fatty acids, 1 cap thrice daily, post meals, for a month. (c) Stay well hydrated - take at least 8 - 10 glasses of clean filtered water daily. (d) Streamline your occupation, reduce stress at work/ occupational stress and stay relaxed. Do yoga and meditate for 15 - 20 minutes daily. 'Yogasanas' & breath control exercises including 'Anulom Vilom' 'Bramari. & 'Savasana' could be helpful. (e) Try exercising daily for at least 30 minutes, walking being the safest. Should the above-mentioned not help still, it is advisable that you consult an ENT specialist who can clinically examine you to ascertain if you have sinusitis. He/ she may also refer you for other specialist consultations including an opthalmologist, should it require. Hope this helps. Do take care and all the very best. Sincerely,  

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