Recurring acidity, gas, bloating and reflux can be linked to meal timing, spicy or oily food, stress, poor sleep or an underlying digestive condition. Ayurveda describes this pattern as aggravated Pitta and disturbed digestive fire (agni); the classical term is Amlapitta. Many patients also come to us with IBS — cramping with alternating loose motions and constipation — which Ayurveda approaches as Grahani, a weakness of the digestive seat.

At Bharadwaj Ayurveda in Althan, Surat, Dr. Jayveersinh J. Mahida (BAMS) reviews your symptoms, diet, medical reports and current medicines before planning treatment.

What you may be feeling

Signs we see every week.

दाहBurning in chest & throat
उद्गारSour belching & reflux
आध्मानBloating & gas
अरुचिLoss of appetite, nausea
शिरःशूलHeadaches associated with acidity
अजीर्णHeaviness after meals
Our approach

How we treat it, step by step.

01

Diagnosis & Nadi Pariksha

We read your pulse, review your diet, sleep and stress, and identify exactly how Pitta and your digestion have gone off balance. Pulse diagnosis begins every visit.

02

Diet correction (Pathya)

A practical eating plan based on familiar Gujarati foods, written down so your family can support it.

03

Classical herbal medicine

Herbal preparations, such as Avipattikar, Sutshekhar and Amalaki formulas, are prescribed only after Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida reviews your case.

04

Virechana Panchakarma (when needed)

For stubborn reflux, hyperacidity or fatty liver, a supervised Virechana Panchakarma clears the excess Pitta at the root for a deeper, lasting reset.

A patient's words · Google review
“Very good result after Virechan treatment for fatty liver. I saw real improvement within a few weeks. Strongly recommend for digestive issues.”
— Tejas Ahir, ★★★★★
Acidity & gas · Common questions

Your questions, answered.

Can Ayurveda help with recurring acidity?
Ayurvedic care may help manage recurring acidity by reviewing diet, digestion, sleep and personal triggers. Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida assesses your symptoms and current medicines before recommending diet changes, herbal preparations or Panchakarma. Results vary, and persistent reflux may need further medical investigation.
Is Ayurvedic medicine for gas and bloating safe?
Herbal medicines should be prescribed after a proper review because they can interact with other treatment. Bring a list of everything you take so Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida can check it before prescribing.
How long does treatment take?
The timeline depends on the cause, duration and severity of your symptoms. Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida explains what to expect after examining you and reviews progress at each follow-up.
Do I have to stop my antacid immediately?
No. Do not stop a prescribed antacid without speaking to the clinician who prescribed it. Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida will review your current medicines and coordinate changes when needed.
Does Ayurveda have a treatment for IBS?
Ayurveda describes a pattern very close to IBS, called Grahani, centred on a weak and irregular digestive fire. Care usually combines a steady meal routine, herbal preparations and, in suitable cases, Basti or Virechana Panchakarma. Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida reviews your history and reports first, and results vary from person to person.
Stop managing it. Start healing it.

Get to the root of your acidity.

Book a consultation at our Althan clinic in Surat. Dr. Jayveersinh Mahida will examine you, read your pulse, and build a plan that finally settles your digestion.

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