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One side throat pain swallowing problem
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Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders
Question #22517
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One side throat pain swallowing problem - #22517

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One side throat pain swallowing problem som time.. What about sir tell me.And acid also reflex. I have acidity problem please tell me sir. Plssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss🙏 Clear sir my problems

Age: 29
Chronic illnesses: Throat problems
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For one-sided throat pain, especially when swallowing, combined with acidity issues, Ayurveda offers some insights and remedies. Your symptoms suggest a possible Pitta imbalance, which can result in excess heat and acidity in the body. First, addressing the acidity or acid reflux is important as it may be contributing to or exacerbating throat irritation. You might want to start by incorporating cooling and soothing foods into your diet. Include plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables, coconut water, and herbs like coriander and fennel. These can help neutralize excess acid and balance Pitta. Avoid spicy, fried, and oily foods as they can aggravate your symptoms. Additionally, sipping on warm herbal teas may help ease throat discomfort. Try ginger tea with a dash of honey if your throat is not too irritated by spice, as it promotes digestive health and can relieve inflammation. If your throat pain is sharp or aggravated by warmth, stick to teas made from chamomile or licorice root, known for their anti-inflammatory properties. Follow your meals with a small piece of licorice (mulethi), as it soothes inflammation and supports digestion. Chewing a clove after meals can also help reduce acid reflux symptoms due to its carminative properties. You may want to consider performing a simple Ayurvedic gargle, known as Kawala. This involves swishing a warm saline solution or an infusion made from Triphala in the mouth. It can assist in reducing throat inflammation and provides relief from discomfort. Lifestyle-wise, ensure you're adopting stress-reducing practices as stress is a well-known trigger for acidity. Regular mindfulness exercises, yoga, or pranayama (breathing exercises) are recommended. Remember, if your symptoms persist or escalate, you should seek medical consultation to rule out any underlying conditions that may need allopathic treatment. Balancing an Ayurvedic approach with professional medical guidance can provide a well-rounded path to healing.
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