How to Cure Khasi at Home Naturally? - #11780
I have been suffering from Khasi (cough) for the past few days, and it is getting really annoying, especially at night. I don’t want to take too many medicines, so I am looking for the best home remedies to cure Khasi naturally. Can someone suggest effective ways to treat Khasi at home? One of the most common remedies I’ve heard of is drinking warm water with honey and ginger. Some people say adding black pepper and tulsi makes it even more effective. Has anyone tried this for Khasi relief? Also, how often should it be taken? I also read that steam inhalation with eucalyptus oil or ajwain helps clear the throat and reduce cough. Does this work better for dry Khasi or wet Khasi? How long should the steam be taken for quick relief? Another home remedy I came across is turmeric milk (haldi doodh). Some sources say that drinking warm milk with turmeric before bed can help soothe a sore throat and reduce Khasi. But should black pepper also be added to make it more effective? I also heard that chewing mulethi (licorice root) or cloves can help with persistent coughs. Has anyone used these for Khasi relief? Which one works better, and should it be taken throughout the day or only before sleeping? Lastly, are there any foods or drinks to avoid while dealing with Khasi? Some say that cold and fried foods make it worse, while others recommend avoiding dairy. What dietary precautions should be taken for fast recovery? If anyone has successfully cured Khasi at home, please share your experience! I’d love to know the most effective home remedies for quick cough relief.
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