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i have so much pain in throat and same side of face too
Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders
Question #524
188 days ago
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i have so much pain in throat and same side of face too - #524

kanika

hye i have so much pain in throat and swelling too and on that side of face feel pain what should i do

Age: 24
Chronic illnesses: ear clicking
Swelling
Neck pain
Constantly excreting sputum and it struck in the throat
Throat
Swelling and inflammation
Ayurvedic remedies for throat infection
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The pain and swelling in your throat, along with the facial pain on the same side, may indicate an inflammation or imbalance related to aggravated Kapha and possibly Vata doshas. In Ayurveda, such symptoms can point to conditions like Tundikeri (tonsillitis) or other localized infections in the throat area. To help relieve the pain and swelling, I recommend gargling with warm salt water mixed with a pinch of Turmeric and a few drops of Neem oil, as both have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Drinking warm herbal teas made from Tulsi (holy basil), Ginger, and Licorice can help soothe the throat and reduce inflammation. Applying a warm compress to the painful side of the face and throat area can also provide relief, as it helps ease congestion and supports better circulation. Additionally, avoiding cold, oily, and heavy foods can help prevent further Kapha aggravation, which can worsen swelling and discomfort. Sipping warm water throughout the day and staying hydrated will keep the throat moist and alleviate irritation.
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The discomfort you're describing could be due to several reasons, such as a throat infection, swollen glands, or even something more severe like a dental issue or an ear infection affecting your throat and face. First things first, if you have difficulty breathing, swallowing, or if the pain is intense or worsening, you definitely need to reach out to a healthcare provider immediately. From an Ayurvedic perspective though - let's see how we might help improve this situation. This condition suggests an imbalance possibly primarily involving Kapha dosha, which may be leading to mucus buildup and inflammation. Think about it like your body's warning sign that something’s not in sync. Avoid any cold or damp environment and even cold foods as they could aggravate this further. Warm, soothing teas could be your ally at this moment. Make a simple ginger tea - just boil a slice of fresh ginger in water for about 10 minutes, strain and sip slowly. Try adding a bit of honey if you like sweet - but not while it's too hot because honey heating is a nayi-nayi in Ayurveda. Have you heard about gargling with salt water? It can be quite helpful. Mix 1/2 teaspoon of salt in warm water and gargle several times a day. Just a heads-up to not swallow the concoction. You might also want to apply warm compresses to the swollen area on your face to ease the discomfort. It's a classic grandma’s remedy but surprisingly effective. Focus on foods that are light and easy to digest for now. Think soups, broths, well-cooked veggies, and rishta (watery porridge) so your digestive fire, Agni, can keep burning bright without a struggle. Stay hydrated but avoid ice water or cold beverages. Also, listen to your body - if it’s tired, rest. If you have some, turmeric with warm milk may help ease the inflammation due to its natural anti-inflammatory properties. Always observe how your body responds to these suggestions and remember to keep an eye on your symptoms. If they are not getting better or seem to be getting worse, it’s crucial to get professional medical attention right away. Take care and be gentle with yourself!

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