How to confirm a mlignant lesion - #19427
I have inflammed tonsil holes for one month.antibiotics had no effect.doctors suspect tonsil cancer.how can it be confirmed.i am stressed and would like to know if any procedure in ayurveda can confirm and and treat it.
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Hello, to to confirm a malignant lesion, a biopsy is essential. This involves taking a tissue sample from the inflamed tonsil for histopathological examination. Additional tests like an MRI, CT scan, or PET scan can help assess the spread. Since antibiotics had no effect, persistent inflammation could be due to chronic infection, leukoplakia, or malignancy, but only a biopsy can confirm cancer.
In Ayurveda, diagnosis is based on Nidana Panchaka (causes, symptoms, imbalance assessment, prognosis, and examination), but it cannot replace modern diagnostic tools like biopsy or imaging for cancer confirmation. However, Ayurvedic treatments focus on reducing inflammation, boosting immunity, and detoxifying the body with herbs like Kanchanar Guggulu, Curcumin, and Ashwagandha. To support healing, follow a Pitta-pacifying diet, avoiding spicy, fried, and acidic foods. Do not delay—consult an oncologist for a biopsy and imaging tests to confirm the diagnosis. Once confirmed, Ayurvedic treatment protocol can be integrated with modern treatment to support healing and overall well-being.
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I understand your concern regarding inflamed tonsil holes for one month and the possibility of tonsil cancer. It is natural to feel stressed, but a proper diagnosis is important before concluding anything. Since antibiotics have not worked and your doctors suspect tonsil cancer, I strongly recommend: A Biopsy – This is the most definitive way to confirm whether the growth is cancerous. Imaging Tests – CT Scan, MRI, or PET Scan can help assess the spread, if any. Blood Tests – Markers like ESR and CRP may indicate inflammation. In Ayurveda, conditions like tonsillar inflammation, non-healing ulcers, and abnormal growths are linked to “Arbuda” (tumors) or “Granthi” (cystic swellings) due to aggravated Pitta-Kapha dosha. While Ayurveda cannot confirm cancer through modern tests, we focus on: Prakriti Analysis – Assessing body constitution for imbalances. Nadi Pariksha (Pulse Diagnosis) – Helps understand dosha involvement. Jihva Pariksha (Tongue Diagnosis) – Can indicate toxicity (Ama) or chronic inflammation. Avoid: Spicy, fried, dairy, processed foods, smoking & alcohol. Consume: Warm herbal teas, turmeric milk, fresh juices, soft foods. Pranayama & Meditation – Reduces stress & improves oxygenation. First, complete the medical tests to confirm the diagnosis.
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I understand your concern, and I’m sorry you’re going through this stressful time. To better help, I would need more details about your current condition, including any other symptoms you may be experiencing (e.g., pain, difficulty swallowing, or weight loss), as well as any tests or imaging (such as a biopsy, CT scan, or MRI) you may have already undergone. Have you noticed any changes in your voice or any other signs that could point to a more serious condition? Additionally, understanding your diet, lifestyle, and stress levels would be important to guide the treatment approach.
Tingling sensation around right tonsil.dry mouth especially at night.feeling of congestion
For Malignancy you have to go for FNAC Investigation. Till then Oro T for gargle twice a day. Tab Septillin 2-0-2 Tab.Immusante 2-0-2
Hello Firstly don’t take stress before it was confirmed hope for best
FNAC has to be done to get confirmation After undergoing this test can be ruled out what is the issue and can start with treatment.
I get it, dealing with this kind of uncertainty is seriously stressful. If your doctors are suspecting something like tonsil cancer, your first step really should be to follow up with them. There are specific medical procedures like biopsies, where a small piece of tissue is taken and analyzed, which can confirm malignancy. Ayurveda, as holistic and profound as it is, isn’t equipped with procedures that can diagnostically confirm something like cancer. We can support health but not replace critical diagnostic steps.
Now, speaking Ayurvedically, we’d want to look at any imbalances in your doshas — especially Pitta, which can contribute to inflammation. Reducing stress is key too, as stress can exacerbate imbalances. Try incorporating practices like Pranayama (breathing exercises), which can help calm the mind and support overall health.
You might also wanna check your diet. Avoid Pitta-aggravating foods — hot, spicy, sour, or fermented items. Focus more on a cooling and soothing diet, involving kitchari (a mix of rice and mung dal), which is gentle on digestion.
In terms of herbal support, though no miracle cure, you can look into guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia) or yashtimadhu (licorice root) for their anti-inflammatory properties. Again, talk to your Ayurvedic practitioner before starting anything.
Prioritize your follow-up with medical professionals for confirmation and consider Ayurveda alongside it for supportive care. And don’t hesitate to reach out for emotional support, be it friends or a counselor, dealing with potential cancer isn’t something you should navigate alone. It’s important to balance mind and body during this time.

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