Ayurvedic Medicine For Khasi - #7251
For the past two weeks, I’ve been struggling with persistent khasi (cough), and nothing I’ve tried seems to work. The cough is dry during the day and gets worse at night, leaving me unable to sleep. I’m now exploring Ayurvedic medicine for khasi, hoping for a natural and long-term solution. Doctor, could you suggest the best remedies to address this issue? I read that Ayurveda considers cough a result of dosha imbalance, particularly Vata and Kapha. Does my condition sound like a combination of these? How can Ayurvedic medicine for khasi help restore balance and provide relief? I’ve heard about herbs like Mulethi, Tulsi, and Vasaka being effective for khasi. Should I prepare these as teas, or are there ready-made formulations in Ayurveda that would work better? Could you recommend the right dosages and combinations of these herbs as part of an Ayurvedic medicine for khasi plan? Another concern is that my throat feels constantly irritated, especially after talking or eating. Would gargling with warm salt water or herbal decoctions help, or should I focus on internal remedies? Is there any specific Ayurvedic medicine for khasi that can address both the throat irritation and the cough itself? Lastly, my diet includes cold drinks and fried foods, which I suspect might be aggravating the cough. Should I completely avoid these during my treatment? Are there any specific foods or drinks you’d recommend to soothe my throat and reduce khasi? Doctor, could you provide a detailed plan for Ayurvedic medicine for khasi, including herbal remedies, dietary changes, and lifestyle tips? I want to get rid of this khasi permanently.
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