What Are the Best Throat Pain Home Remedies in Kannada? - #11756

For the past few days, I’ve been suffering from throat pain, and it’s getting really uncomfortable. My throat feels dry, scratchy, and painful, especially when I swallow. I don’t want to take strong medications unless absolutely necessary, so I’m looking for the best throat pain home remedies in Kannada that can provide natural relief. One common remedy I’ve heard about is drinking warm water with turmeric and honey. Some people say that this mixture helps reduce throat irritation and fights infection. Has anyone tried this? How much turmeric should be added to water for the best results? I also read that Betel leaves (Vilyadele/ವಿಳ್ಯದೆಲೆ) with honey are a traditional Kannada remedy for sore throat. Should the leaves be chewed raw, or is there a way to make a herbal decoction out of them? Also, does it work for dry throat pain as well? Another remedy people recommend is gargling with salt water (Uppu neeru gantu). Does this actually help with throat pain, and how often should it be done? Also, can adding a bit of turmeric or tulsi make it more effective? Some people say that drinking Tulsi (holy basil) and ginger tea is great for throat infections. If I want to prepare a proper Ayurvedic tea, how many tulsi leaves and ginger pieces should I use? Should it be taken multiple times a day? I also heard that steam inhalation with eucalyptus oil (Neelagiri enne) can help soothe throat pain and congestion. Has anyone tried this? How long should I inhale the steam for it to be effective? Lastly, are there any Kannada traditional remedies using herbs like mulethi (yashtimadhu), ajwain, or jeera that help with throat pain and infections? If anyone knows of an effective home remedy passed down in Kannada households, please share your experience!