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What is the best desi medicine for cough?
Respiratory Disorders
Question #10763
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What is the best desi medicine for cough? - #10763

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I’ve been struggling with a persistent cough and want to try a natural approach instead of over-the-counter medicines. What is the best desi medicine for cough that provides quick relief without side effects? I’ve read that honey mixed with ginger juice is a traditional remedy for soothing the throat and reducing coughing fits. How effective is it, and how often should it be consumed? Another popular desi remedy is using tulsi (holy basil) leaves boiled in water with black pepper. Does this work better for dry cough or wet cough, and is it safe for daily use? I’ve also heard about using mulethi (licorice root) for cough relief. Can it be chewed directly, or is it more effective as a tea or syrup? If anyone has experience with desi cough remedies, I’d love to know what worked for you. How quickly did you see results, and are there any precautions to keep in mind while using these remedies?

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Here are the best desi remedies for a persistent cough: 1. Honey and Ginger Juice Effectiveness: Soothes the throat, reduces irritation, and suppresses coughing. How to Use: Mix 1 tsp ginger juice with 1 tsp honey. Take 2–3 times daily. Results: Quick relief, especially for dry cough. 2. Tulsi with Black Pepper Effectiveness: Clears mucus (wet cough) and soothes irritation (dry cough). How to Use: Boil 5–7 tulsi leaves with 3–4 black peppercorns in water. Drink warm 1–2 times daily. Safe for Daily Use: Yes, in moderation. 3. Mulethi (Licorice Root) Effectiveness: Reduces inflammation and clears phlegm. How to Use: Chew a small piece directly. Or make tea by boiling 1 tsp mulethi powder in water. Results: Effective for both dry and wet cough. Precautions Avoid cold drinks and oily foods during treatment. For chronic conditions, consult a doctor. User Feedback: These remedies usually show relief within 1–2 days when used consistently.
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