Here are some tips to balance the apana vayu
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Don’t force or avoid urination and bowel movements. Allow them to happen naturally when the urge hits. 
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To balance vata, eat a diet focusing on the sweet, sour, and salty rasas (tastes). 
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Avoid activities that include sudden movements, like jumping and lifting heavy objects during pregnancy. Opt for yoga for a good workout that promotes a calm state of mind and balances the apana vayu. 
Here are some yoga asanas that help maintain Vata
Baddha Konasana (bound angle pose)
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Start with legs outstretched. 
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Fold them at the knees and bring the soles of the soles together. 
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Holding your feet with both hands, gently move your knees up and down. 
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Repeat 20-30 times. 
Marjariasana (cat pose)
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Start on all fours, palms shoulder-width apart and knees width-length apart. 
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Inhaling, raise your head and gently arch your back towards the floor. 
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Exhaling, bring your chin to our chest and gently arch the spine upwards. 
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Repeat 5-10 times 
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