Igelevels2000 4 year oldboy . Skin and respiratory problems. Pleasehelp - #26057

Avoid dairy and bakery products. Increase intake of raw vegetables and fruits. Sy.Septillin 10ml twice Guduchi satva 125mg twice

Don’t worry Kuldeep, Consult with an Ayurvedic Pediatrician for further advice and treatment…

Do follow:-

Giloye sat=20gm Mukta PISTI=4gm PRAWAL PISTI 10gm Kumar Kalyan ras=1gm KYAKALP VATI=20gm(crush 20 tab and make fine powder)… MIX all above powder Take 1/3rd tsp with honey empty stomach twice daily… Please avoid milk half hour before and after take medicine…

Kumariasav syrup=2-2 tsp after meal twice daily

Managing high IgE levels in a child with skin and respiratory issues can be challenging, and it’s important to adopt an approach that considers his overall constitution and lifestyle. In Ayurveda, these symptoms may be related to an imbalance in the doshas, particularly an exacerbated Pitta or Kapha.

Firstly, focus on diet. Avoid foods that could increase Pitta, such as overly spicy, oily, or fermented foods. Instead, incorporate cooling and calming foods like cucumber, zucchini, green leafy vegetables, sweet fruits like pears and apples (maybe best cooked), and adequate fluids like coconut water. For Kapha, reduce heavy, cold, or processed foods. Small meals spread throughout the day can help maintain balanced digestion (agni), crucial for overall health.

Consider including herbs in his routine, but always consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner before starting. Brahmi and Licorice (Yashtimadhu) can help boost immunity and soothe inflammatory symptoms, although dosage needs to be child-appropriate.

Ensure his skin is moisturized with a light, non-irritating oil like coconut or sesame oil. It’s vital to avoid artificial skin products which may worsen itching or discoloration. Bathing him with neem-infused water could also help—boil some neem leaves in water, let it cool, and use this for his bath.

Respiratory issues may be eased with steam inhalation using mint leaves or a diluted eucalyptus oil, but this should be done carefully and under supervision to ensure the child’s comfort and safety. Regularly clean and dust the home environment to minimize allergen exposure.

Lifestyle adjustments, such as ensuring regular physical activity appropriate for a child’s age and breathing exercises like simple Pranayama, can help improve respiratory control and reduce symptoms.

It’s imperative to seek urgent medical care if symptoms escalate or new ones emerge. Collaborating with both modern and traditional healthcare experts could provide a balanced and effective treatment plan tailored for the child.