Choanal Atresia - #19551

My niece was born a few days ago, and everything seemed normal at first, but soon, the doctors noticed she was having trouble breathing. She could breathe through her mouth, but when she tried through her nose, it was almost completely blocked. They did some tests, and now they’re saying she has choanal atresia. I had never heard of this before, but from what I understand, it means the back of her nasal passages are blocked, either by bone or tissue. The doctors told us that choanal atresia can be either one-sided or both-sided, and unfortunately, she has bilateral choanal atresia, which means both nasal passages are blocked. They are saying she will need surgery to open the passages so she can breathe normally. She is currently in the hospital with a tube helping her breathe because she struggles when trying to feed. This whole thing is so overwhelming for our family, and we are worried about what this means for her future. I started reading about choanal atresia, and some sources say it can be linked to genetic conditions or other birth defects. My sister had a normal pregnancy, and all her scans were fine, so we don’t understand why this happened. Could Ayurveda explain why choanal atresia develops and if there’s any way to prevent these kinds of conditions during pregnancy? Since she is just a newborn, I know surgery is the immediate solution, but I wanted to ask if Ayurveda has any natural ways to help her heal after the procedure. Are there any herbal treatments or therapies that can support her breathing, immunity, or recovery? Also, once the surgery is done, is there any way to keep her nasal passages clear and prevent further issues like infections or breathing difficulties? If anyone has experience with choanal atresia and has tried Ayurvedic support for recovery, I’d really appreciate any advice. We are just trying to do everything we can to help her.