Ayurvedic tablet for throat pain - #1535
Dear Dr, I frequently keep getting throat pain and take antibiotics. Kindly give me a ayurvedic tablet prescription, to get rid of the same. My contact number is 8553037152
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Recurrent throat pain often indicates underlying issues such as lowered immunity, exposure to allergens, or aggravated Kapha Dosha. Instead of frequent antibiotics, Ayurveda suggests a holistic approach. Consider the following remedies:
1. Ayurvedic Tablets: - Talisadi Churna (1/2 teaspoon mixed with honey twice daily). - Sitopaladi Churna with honey can also soothe the throat. - Triphala Guggulu tablets (1 tablet twice daily after meals with warm water) can help reduce inflammation.
2. Additional Recommendations: - Gargle with lukewarm water mixed with turmeric and salt twice a day. - Sip warm water infused with Tulsi leaves, ginger, and a little honey to reduce irritation. - Avoid cold, fried, and overly processed foods to prevent aggravation.
These remedies, along with lifestyle adjustments, can help manage your throat pain and boost immunity. For a personalized prescription, please consult a certified Ayurvedic doctor near you. Avoid self-medication and ensure follow-ups for chronic conditions.
Hey there, dealing with throat pain can be really frustrating! It’s good that you’re considering Ayurveda as a more natural alternative. Before diving into specific tablets, it’d be helpful to understand a bit more about your general health and lifestyle. But let’s keep it practical for now.
For throat pain, it often helps to balance the kapha dosha as excess kapha contributes to congestion and mucus buildup. Try a tablet called “Talisadi Churna”, it’s been quite effective. It’s traditionally used for respiratory issues. You can take about 500 mg to 1 g, mixed with honey, two or three times a day. But before you start, it’s wise to have a chat with a local Ayurvedic practitioner cuz dosage can depend on your particular needs.
Besides tablets though, consider some simple dietary tweaks: try to reduce cold, heavy foods like dairy and banana. Those tend to aggravate throat problems. Sip warm water throughout the day, perhaps with a bit of ginger or turmeric, they’re naturally warming and anti-inflammatory. Steaming with eucalyptus oil or holy basil leaves could also ease the throat discomfort.
And while at it, assess your digestion—strong digestive fire (agni) can be crucial. If you often feel sluggish, bloated or have irregular bowel movements, strengthening agni can have a positive knock-on effect in reducing such recurring pains.
But hey, we should also be frank here; frequent pain could mean there’s an underlying issue that deserves a deeper look. Regular recourse to antibiotics without understanding the root cause is defo something to reconsider.
Anyway, be sure you’re caring for your overall health too - balance in daily routine, staying hydrated, and managing stress are also essential parts of keeping these symptoms at bay!

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