Allergic rhinitis and cough with sore throat frequent - #13962
I suffer from frequent running nose and sore throat with repeated sneezing .i have been taking haridra khand, amla juice, though it has minimized my problem but once i stop taking these i suffer again.
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Your symptoms indicate an underlying Kapha imbalance, which makes you prone to allergies, recurrent colds, and respiratory sensitivity. Haridra Khand and Amla juice are beneficial, but for long-term relief, you need to strengthen your immune system and balance Kapha with a holistic approach. Try adding Sitopaladi Churna or Talisadi Churna with honey to support respiratory health. Regular steam inhalation with eucalyptus or turmeric water can help clear nasal congestion. Avoid cold, heavy, and dairy-rich foods, as they increase mucus production. Practicing Jal Neti (nasal cleansing) can also prevent frequent infections. Long-term relief requires consistency, so maintaining a seasonal Ayurvedic routine and strengthening digestion (Agni) with light, warm, and freshly prepared meals will reduce recurrence.
Dealing with a frequent runny nose, sore throat, and sneezing - ain’t fun, eh? Sounds like you’re grappling with symptoms of allergic rhinitis, possibly due to some imbalances. Let’s dig into this from an Ayurvedic perspective.
First off, this recurring stuff could be due to a Kapha-Vata imbalance, mingled with some histamine reactions. Haridra Khanda and amla juice are gentle allies for such conditions, but yeah, stopping them might let symptoms creep back. So here’s what you could try.
Diet Tweaks: Go easy on dairy and cold foods - they up Kapha like anything. Add more warm foods, spices like ginger, black pepper, and turmeric in your diet. They’re like warming soldiers for your respiratory system. Eat light dinners, maybe 3 hrs before bed.
Nasal Care: Consider doing a daily nasya using Anu Taila. A couple of drops in each nostril before breakfast can help clear things up. It’s said to balance Kapha and soothe excess Vata too. Don’t go overboard - too much oil isn’t great either.
Herbal Helpers: Besides Haridra Khanda, Tulsi tea or licorice tea can be soothing. They help detox and tackle inflammation. You might rotate them weekly to see what suits you best.
Lifestyle Tune-Up: Try Pranayama, especially alternate nostril breathing. It’s like a gentle tune for your nasal pathways. Get some sun on the skin early morning, helps with Vitamin D and your overall immunity.
But hey, if things are real bad n’ not calming down, have a chat with a local doc too – important to rule out anything serious, ya know? You’re already doing great with natural remedies, just give yourself a pinch of patience and consistency, and maybe see how these tweaks fitcha.

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