Ah, dealing with chronic asthma can be tough, I hear ya. Shwas Kalp, yeah it’s one of those Ayurvedic formulations that people often turn to. It’s got herbs aimed at easing up the lungs, calming the coughs and helping with that wheezing you mentioned. It’s a mix, typically including herbs like Vasa (Adhatoda vasica), Kantakari (Solanum xanthocarpum), and others known to support respiratory well-being by clearing out congestion and soothing airways.
Now about those allergies and mucus buildup, Shwas Kalp might help a bit with those too. The idea is, it helps balance kapha dosha, which when aggravated tends to muck up the respiratory pathways with excess phlegm. But every body reacts different so u gotta see how it works on her. As with anything, we’re after balance rather than just shutting symptoms off entirely.
For taking Shwas Kalp, commonly you do about 1 to 2 teaspoons of the powder with warm water or honey, twice a day. This can vary though, best to check with someone who’s familiar with her specific conditions. Precaution-wise, keep an eye on her symptoms. If there’s no improvement or any negative reaction, absolutely should speak with a healthcare professional. Especially with Ayurveda, we wanna make sure it meshes well with any other treatments she might be on.
As for effectiveness, some folks have said it helped them lessen asthma attacks in frequency and severity – but it’s good to manage expectations, results can be mixed and slow to show for chronic things like asthma. Some may use it in tandem with other meds; others find it does the job well enough alone. Always wise not to stop any prescribed medication abruptly though - adding a new remedy is about enhancing what’s already in place.
Hope this helps give some clarity! It’s all about finding what works for her you know, as each person’s needs can be pretty unique.
