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How to handle fever cold and cough for kids
Pediatrics
Question #1522
179 days ago
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How to handle fever cold and cough for kids - #1522

Sugyana sahoo

Kids are getting affected easily with fever cold and cough. what is the remedy for this kind of issues? Also sometimes getting affected with diarrhea. Please suggest the solution for such issues.

Age: 41
Chronic illnesses: No
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For children prone to frequent colds, coughs, and fevers, Ayurveda suggests strengthening the immune system through a combination of diet, herbs, and lifestyle changes. Regular use of immune-boosting herbs like *Amla* (Indian gooseberry), *Giloy*, and *Tulsi* (holy basil) can help build resistance to infections. A warm, nourishing diet with easily digestible foods such as soups, khichdi, and stews, along with avoiding cold, heavy, and processed foods, can prevent the body from getting overloaded and reduce the chances of illness. Maintaining a daily routine of waking up early, practicing light yoga, and ensuring adequate rest is also important for boosting immunity. For diarrhea, Ayurvedic remedies like *Pomegranate peel* powder, *Bael fruit* (wood apple), or a simple concoction of *Cumin*, *Coriander*, and *Fennel* seeds (known as CCF tea) can help balance digestive issues. A warm ginger or cinnamon tea with honey can also soothe the digestive system and prevent further complications. Always ensure hydration and consult an Ayurvedic practitioner for personalized recommendations, as children’s immune systems and digestion can be sensitive to changes.
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Fever, cold, cough, and the occasional bout of diarrhea can really test our patience, right? Especially when it comes to kids, who seem to catch everything. Ayurveda's got some comforting remedies up its sleeves to help manage these troubles and keep the kiddos bouncing back on their feet. First, cough and cold. In Ayurveda, it often relates to kapha dosha imbalance. Something you could try at home is a light ginger tea. Just boil a few slices of fresh ginger in water, let it cool a bit, and offer it warm. It's a simple but effective way to soothe a sore throat and keep coughs at bay. You might also consider giving tulsi tea, which is great support for the respiratory system. But hey, don't overwhelm them with too many herbal remedies, okay? Kids need gentle care. A natural balm made from warmed sesame oil and a little ajwain (also known as carom seeds) can be massaged lightly over the chest, it can free up congestion. For fever — sure, a lot goes to hydration and rest. You can pat them down with lukewarm cloth to help with the temperature, or give them a bath with neem leaves boiled in the water. It’s an age-old practice that has calming effects and supports the skin’s health. Remember, for high or persistent fevers, you should get medical help right away!! Now, diarrhea. That's often a pitta-related thing. Hydration's key here too – think rice water or light broths, and nothing greasy or hard to digest. Have them sip on cumin water; just boil a teaspoon of cumin seeds in water, because this can ease the stomach cramps a bit. Diet is where we come to terms with balance. Favor cooked fruits like apple or pear, and keeping away things like dairy if the tummy's acting up. Try to establish a peaceful routine which includes adequate sleep. All these minor ailments need watching. If diarrhea persists or any symptom worsens, don’t play doctor — consult a healthcare provider swiftly. Safety comes first!

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