Asthma Disease or respiratory disease causes symptoms and treatment according to Ayurveda.
Asthma or asthma disease is actually a disease arising due to respiratory disorder arising from the lungs. In asthma, the normal breathing process is affected, due to which the patient of asthma feels difficulty in doing his regular physical activities, sometimes he becomes unable to do these procedures. If it is very important for the asthma patient to get the right treatment at the right time, otherwise asthma can prove to be fatal.
Nowadays, increasing pollution in the environment is becoming an important factor in causing diseases like asthma. According to the estimates of the World Health Organization, there are about 20 million asthma patients in India. Asthma is commonly seen in children between 5 and 11 years of age.Why does asthma happen?
The metabolism of all the elements in the cells of our body and the energy and heat that produced from it comes from oxygen. This oxygen is called Pranavayu in Vedic literature. This vital air is the first necessity for every living being.We get oxygen by breathing i.e. Pranavayu. When we breathe through the nostrils, then this air reaches the throat and pharynx through the nostrils. From there, it passes through the larynx and goes into the respiratory tract, the larynx. This larynx becomes two-branched by reaching near the fourth fifth vertebra of the thoracic region.
Which enters the right and left lungs respectively. After that it grows in all the branches of the lungs. At the same time, its width also decreases continuously, which eventually turns into a very small diameter breathing tube.The arrays of these respiratory tubes are so small that when the involuntary muscles of their walls spasm, the air passages become very constricted. This obstructs the flow of breathing. This condition is called asthma or asthma. In Ayurveda, bronchial asthma is called Tamak Swaans.
Causes of Asthma---
The following are some of the main causes of asthma.
- Allergies
- Pollution
- Mental stress
- Cold
- Worsening of cough etc.
How to Diagnose Asthma---
The following tests should be done for the definite information of asthma patients.- Sputum test
- Stool test
- Blood Test- TLC, DLC, ECR, Hemoglobin,
- Eosinophils count
- Chest X-ray is taken to examine the lungs.
- Testing of respiratory (capacity of lungs) by heart test
- Allergy test
- Nasal smear
Beneficial Ayurvedic Medicine for Asthma --- (Ayurvedic Medicine for Asthma)
- Swans Kaas Chintamani Ras 120 to 240 Mg
- Pippali Churna 500 Mg (One spoon with honey 2 times a day in the morning and evening) for 3 to 6 months
- Swans Kuthar Ras Two tablets (in the morning & in the evening) with honey
After meals
- Kankasav 5 to 10 ml mixed with equal amount of water twice a day
- Chyawanprash Avleha 10 gm to 20 gm with milk (2 times a day)
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