Namaste This can be manage with ayurveda Go for ayurveda treatment It will be reversible
Steam inhalation daily morning compulsory with halin capsule in hot water 1.Haridhrakhanda 1tsp with honey 2.Bresol Ns nasal dros Drink plenty of water
Yes. It doesn’t disturb your look.
Dns always leads to nasal congestion. Better to go surgery it won’t affect facial features of u consult a good surgeon
Hello Ritika, As you have DVS (Deviated Nasal Septum), please note that it can be surgically corrected without affecting your facial appearance. For the associated symptoms, you may consider Ayurvedic treatment as a supportive option. Regarding adenoid growth, I can suggest some Ayurvedic medications. However, before doing so, kindly provide details of your current symptoms and any medications you are currently taking.
You can manage symptoms very well with ayurveda Panchakarma treatment 1. Classical anu taila Nasya
Internal medications 1. Vyoshadi vatakam 1 tsp -0- 1tsp before breakfast nd dinner 2. Haridra khandan 1 tsp -0- 1 tsp after breakfast and dinner
Hie ritika you can cure eaisly buy follow some instructions
Regularly do jal neti every morning
Arshkal vati=2-2 tab before meal twice daily
Laxmivilas ras Arogya vati Sarivadi vati=2-2 tab twice daily after meal
Jyotismati oil …2-2 drop b/l nostrils at bed time…
It’s curable
If you are having frequent nasal blocks and its affecting your daily activities then you can plan for septoplasty It will not affect your facial appearance Disadvantage;- Surgery is not permanent solution. Symptoms may again reappear
Go ahead u can go for surgery
If it’s bothering you then you can go ahead with surgery under experienced doctor If it’s not bothering you facial appearance wise then better to go ahead with Ayurvedic treatment and Nasya therapy with some lifestyle and diet modification. You can get complete relief with this
Take Yastimadhu churan 1tsp twice daily with honey. before food Anu tel 2-3 drops daily in both nostrils steam inhalation twice daily Giloy ghanvati 1-0-1, after food with water
Sitoplaadi Powder Tankan bhasma Mahalaxmi vilaas ras Tribhuvan kirti ras Tulsi drop Andu oil nasya Avoid all processed food dairy products sugar meda starch oil nonveg food
Hello… Plz dont go for any surgery… Complaints will not reduce… Rather go with Ayurvedic treatment… Your complaints will be reduced for sure 👍
You can pratice ayurveda herbal and panchakarma treatment modality for this. Can do Pranayama daily Go for anutaila Nasya daily 2 drops in each nostrills morning properly
For DNS, if wanted can do septoplasty ,still can follow ayurveda medicine for any associated complaints.
Septoplasty is a common surgical procedure designed to correct a deviated septum, which is often a cause for nasal blockage. In your case, it’s compounded by adenoid growth. The main objective is to provide better airflow through your nostrils and alleviate the symptoms you’re experiencing such as difficult breathing. Generally, this surgery is considered safe and doesn’t change your facial appearance since it mainly focuses on the internal structure of the nose.
However, like any surgical procedure, septoplasty comes with potential risks. While rare, complications might include bleeding, infection, or an adverse reaction to anesthesia. Sometimes, there’s a potential for persistent nasal issues after the surgery, like a continued feeling of congestion, though this isn’t very common. To minimize these risks, carefully selecting an experienced ENT surgeon and adhering to postoperative care instructions is crucial. Make sure to discuss any concerns or pre-existing conditions with your surgeon to ensure the appropriate precautions are taken.
From an ayurvedic perspective, considering non-surgical interventions might also be helpful. Incorporating nasal oiling, or nasya, can support opening up the nasal passages. Anu taila, an Ayurvedic formula, could be used. Lie down comfortably, with your head slightly tilted back, and administer 2-3 drops in each nostril, preferably in the morning. This ritual can help maintain nasal health and reduce blockages.
Furthermore, include practices to balance your doshas. A warm, moist environment can help to liquefy the excess kapha responsible for the blockage. Steam inhalation with medicinal herbs like mint or eucalyptus may contribute significantly to easing the discomfort. Ensure regularity in eating and including nutrition that pacifies kapha such as light, warm, and unctuous foods.
Employ breathing exercises like pranayama to strengthen your respiratory system. Exercises such as anulom vilom and kapalbhati can aid in clearing nasal passages while improving lung capacity.
Before making any final decision regarding surgery or treatment, ensure comprehensive discussion with both your treating surgeon and an Ayurvedic physician. It is vital to choose a path that aligns best with your individual condition and overall health.
