Ayurvedic medicine for tonsils

The recurrent tonsillitis is defined into three categories: • When you get episodes more than seven in a year. • When tonsils occur more than five episodes during two years. • If a patient has tonsils in more than three episodes in three years. What are the Signs and Symptoms of Tonsillitis? There are many signs and symptoms that are common: • Sore throat • Patches on the tonsils • Swelling and red appearance of the tonsils • Fever • Enlarged lymph nodes • Tenderness in the neck • Stiffness in the neck • Headache • Bad breath • Earache • Chills • Loss of appetite • Stomachache • A muffled, scratchy, or throaty voice What are the Causes of Recurrent Tonsillitis? The most common cause is Tonsils are non-contagious but if its cause is bacteria or virus than it may be contagious. Diagnosis and Tests for Recurrent Tonsillitis Your doctor should perform some sort of physical examinations like: • Palpating your neck for checking swollen lymph nodes. • Through a light instrument looking for throat, ears, and nose. • Listening to the breathing pattern. • A doctor may also recommend you for a rapid strep test or may obtain a culture for checking the bacteria. Which Home Remedies You Should follow While having Recurrent Tonsillitis? There are different home remedies that you can use at home for getting quick results • Mint: It is a very beneficial remedy for tonsillitis. You can have two glasses of water, add a few mint leaves in it. Boil this water until remaining one cup. Strain th...

• • Dietary Guidelines • Fruits’ Guide • Vegetable Guide • Fresh Herbs Guide • Whole Grain Guide • Legume Guide • Nuts Guide • Seeds Guide • Spices Guide • Vitamin B12 Guide • • Fruits • Vegetables • Fresh Herbs • Whole Grains • Legumes • Nuts & Seeds • Spices • Beverage • Edible Oils • Food Additives • • Nutrients • Nutrition Facts • Healthy Recipes • • Sitopaladi Churna Ingredients Ingredients Quantity (%) 310 Grams Powder Contains Misri (crystallized sugar lumps) 51.61% 160 grams 25.81% 80 grams Piper Longum – Long Pepper (Pippali) 12.90% 40 grams 6.45% 20 grams Cinnamomum Zeylanicum – Cinnamon – Dalchini 3.23% 10 grams Chemical Composition Based on composition, Misri is sugar, Vanshlochan contains silica and other ingredients contain some phytochemicals. Long Pepper contains Piperine. Medicinal Properties Sitopaladi Churna has following healing properties. • Antitussive • Immunomodulatory • Anti-inflammatory • Antimicrobial – Antibacterial • Adaptogenic • Antacid • Antiulcerogenic • Appetizer and Digestive Stimulant • Antioxidant • Mild Antiviral • Bronchodilator • Carminative • Demulcent • Detoxifier • Febrifuge • Tonic Clinical Pharmacology All ingredients present are immunomodulator. Long pepper and cinnamon also act as Therapeutic Indications Sitopaladi Churna is helpful in following health conditions. • Cough • Tuberculosis • Chronic bronchitis • Rickets • Debility • Delayed Milestones • Lack Of Physical Strength • Acidity • Chronic Gastritis • Duodenal ulcer • He...

ABSTRACT Tonsillitis is a common disease. Tonsil is derived from ‘tonsilla’ which means almond shaped and it can occur in any age but commonly occurs in childrens . It has various causes. It can happen once in a while or may return again and again. Usually caused by viral infection or with bacterial causes consisting approximately ⅓ of cases as per Ayurveda it is a urdwa jatrugata roga named as tundikeri. Let’s discuss it in detail! INTRODUCTION 1. ACUTE CATARRHAL OR SUPERFICIAL TONSILLITIS It is mostly seen in viral infection and is usually seen as a part of generalized pharyngitis. 2. ACUTE FOLLICULAR TONSILLITIS Infection spreads into crypts which become filled with purulent material and presents as raised yellowish spots on red inflamed surface. 3. ACUTE PARENCHYMATOUS TONSILLITIS Here the substance of tonsil gets infected. Tonsils become enlarged and red. On The Basis of Pnset • Acute – Symptoms of these last from 2-3 days to 2 weeks. • Recurrent – In recurrent tonsillitis it may arrive several times a year. • Chronic – A long term tonsil infection. Symptoms • Fever with chills • Neck Pain or stiff neck • Sore throat • Headache • Ear ache • A scratchy, muffled, impaired voice • Poor appetite • Tiredness , Lethargy, Malaise • Difficult or painful swallowing SIGNS • Bad breath (Halitosis) • White or yellow coating or patches on the tonsils. • Enlarged lymph nodes in the neck • Red swollen tonsils SYMPTOMS IN CHILDREN • Vomiting • Drooling • Upset stomach • Pain • Aversi...

Seasonal changes can cause several health problems even to healthy people, if not promptly addressed. While people suffering from respiratory problems should be even more cautious and be well prepared in the advent of climatic changes that may elicit any kind of existing respiratory symptoms. In this monsoon season, infections like common The holistic science of Ayurveda offers you a rich array of traditional formulations that help to prevent seasonal infections and bolster the Also Read: Respiratory Health: 5 Incredible Herbs To Boost Your Lung Power How To Make Lavangadi Vati? Ingredients Laung (clove) -1 part Kali Mirch (Black Pepper) – 1 part Bibhitaki (Bahera) – 1 part Katha (Catechu extract) – 3 parts Babul bark – as required In a stone, mortar add all the first 4 ingredients and make a fine powder. Prepare decoction taking 1part of babul bark and 10 parts of water in a pan, boil well until decoction reduces to ¼ part, filter the concoction, and allow it to cool. Add this decoction in a mortar with a herbal mixture, grind to a fine powder using pestle for about 12 hours. Then make it to tablets each of a pea-size. Also Read: Kanakasava: Benefits, Uses, Ingredients, Dosage And Side Effects Medicinal Properties This is a balanced churna and can be used regardless of any dosha. The medicinal benefits of Lavangadi Vati are credited to the following medicinal traits: Antitussive Mucolytic Bronchodilator Antitussive Anti-inflammatory Antimicrobial Anti-allergic Ayurvedic B...

The tonsils are tiny, soft-tissue organs with an oval shape located in the back of the throat. They work as a protective mechanism, aiding the immune system in fighting off viruses and bacteria. Unfortunately, they are more prone to inflammation and infection due to their constant interaction with pathogens. Tonsillitis may result from this. Swollen or inflamed tonsils, a sore throat, swallowing pain, a fever, a hoarse voice, foul breath, ear pain, etc. are some of the symptoms of tonsillitis. Earlier, tonsillitis surgery was recommended for frequent occurrences. Home Remedies for Tonsillitis • Salt water gargling • Warm Tea with honey • Cold items (since cold can used to reduce • Taking steam with pudina leaves Many cases of tonsillitis get well rapidly. Viral-induced tonsillitis normally goes away after 7 to 10 days of rest and plenty of fluids. Although many people feel better after a day or two of taking antibiotics, bacterial tonsillitis may take about a week to clear up. Effective Remedy for Tonsillitis Try ayurvedic treatment for tonsillitis, if you’re looking for a long-lasting cure. Tonsillitis Treatment in Ayurveda differ depending on the disease’s appearance and factors like acute or chronic illnesses. Tonsillitis in children is frequently accompanied with upper respiratory tract infections, and this is coupled with a weakened immune system. One may simply control themselves and receive the proper Ayurvedic therapies by taking into account all of these elements....

Tonsillitis- symptoms and therapies Posted November 26, 2021 TONSILLITIS & ADENOIDS We might associate thoughts of tonsillitis with images shows in the hospital, but tonsillitis doesn’t always mean you need to get your tonsils removed. If you get a tonsillitis diagnosis, it just means that your tonsils, located at the back of your throat and pain when you swallow, especially when accompanied by a fever, headache, swollen glands in the neck or feeling ill. A sore throat doesn’t always need treatment and can go away by itself. However, if you’re having trouble breathing, troublesome swallowing, you should schedule an appointment with a doctor. So what is Adenoids & tonsillitis? The nasopharyngeal tonsils, commonly called adenoids, is situated at the junction of the roof and posterior wall of nasopharynx. Adenoid tissue is present at birth, shows physiological enlargement up to 6 years of age. And tends to atrophy at puberty, disappears by the age of 20. Then why they cause trouble? Certain children have a tendency to generalised lymphoid hyperplasia (adenoids also take part). Recurrent rhinitis, sinusitis etc cause adenoid infection. Allergy of respiratory tract also another cause. Clinically adenoids cause nasal, aural (ear) or general symptoms. Including nasal obstruction, mouth breathing, nasal discharge, sinusitis, epistaxis (nasal bleeding), voice change, otitis media, pus discharge from ears, adenoid facies (child has elongated face with dull expression, open mouth for...