Ayurvedic Treatment For Asthma

 Asthma  is a chronic respiratory disease characterised by inflammation and narrowing of the airways in the lung. These airways are responsible for bringing air into and out of the lungs, which become swollen and lead to the production of excess mucus, thereby forcing breathing to become labored.

This condition often causes wheezing, cough, chest tightness, and even shortness of breath. Asthma can significantly affect any Person daily life activities, sleeping patterns, schooling, and quality of living. This is one of the most common chronic illnesses for peoples worldwide, with millions of peoples infected.

Symptoms

• Cough
• Chest pain
• Tightness in breathing
• Wheezing
• Shortness of breath

Causes of Asthma in peoples

According to Ayurveda, asthma is a condition caused by an imbalance of the doshas ‘Kapha’ and ‘Vata’. It can be aggravated by cold air, eating cold foods or stale food, dust and pollutants in the environment. It has been linked with a combination of both genetic and environmental factors. These asthma attacks can be triggered by allergens, air pollution, respiratory viral infections and change in weather conditions.

Risks & Complications

There are several possible complications associated with asthma if not properly managed such as:

• Severe asthma attacks that may require emergency treatment
• Delayed growth or puberty in children
• A fatigue that could influence normal activities and school performance
• Infections of the lungs and other breathing problems

When to See a Doctor?

It's crucial to consult a healthcare provider if your child:

• He/She has persistent problems or attacks quite often
  He/She has to use inhaler more often than what is advisable
  He/Sh has apparent difficulty in growing or in being active because of asthma

Ayurvedic Treatment for  Asthma

This system of medicine attempts to manage childhood asthma more effectively as it emphasizes alteration of the patient’s habits and the use of traditional home remedies to normalise the doshas.

Changes in Diet

Including cooked food that is easy to digest, warm and avoiding dairy and cold food items that increase phlegm.

Herbal Medicine

Ginger, tulsi and turmeric herbs are known for their anti-inflammatory properties which might relieve asthma attacks.

Respiratory Training

Lung exercises like Pranayama may enhance lung capacity, thus helping to breathe easily.
Panchakarma Therapy: Vamana (therapeutic vomiting) or Nasya (nasal administration of oils) are some of the treatments that can be used for detoxification and symptom relief.

Nature Care Ayurveda’s Evidence-Based Treatment Process

Nadi Pariksha

Starting with Nadi Pariksha, Nature Care Ayurveda’s certified Ayurvedic doctors carry out this ancient method of detecting imbalances within an individual’s body and assessing the health of organs, which is quite essential for the accurate diagnosis of Child Asthma.

Prakriti Analysis

Understanding your unique physical and psychological pattern allows us to tailor an Asthma treatment plan that not only addresses symptoms but aligns with your inherent constitution for lasting health.

Samprapti Ghatak (Pathogenesis)

In our investigations, we examine the if and how Asthma is progressing by the dietary, lifestyle, environmental, and psychosocial aspects, identifying individual factors for customised intervention and pinpointing specific triggers for targeted treatment.

Chikitsa Sutra - Personalised Treatment Plan

After that, we create a detailed Asthma treatment plan, which consists of diet modifications, lifestyle adjustments, herbal medications, and specific therapies that aim to restore dosha balance and enhance overall health.

Continuous Monitoring & Amendments

Continuous tracking of treatment effectiveness allows us to make necessary adjustments, ensuring that you achieve the best results from your personalised Asthma treatment plan with Nature Care Ayurveda's ongoing support.