Nasal Disease by different herbs
Bharangi /Clerodendrum serratum/Serrate glory bower
- Consuming a decoction prepared from Bharangi root, in a dosage of 10-20 ml, proves advantageous in managing fever and catarrh. Read More👇
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- For Cold: Make a decoction (a kind of tea) with Bhutrun leaves and drink 10-20 ml to relieve cold symptoms….Read More👇
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- A mixture of 500 mg Chavya root powder, 250 mg dry ginger (Shunthi) powder, and 250 mg Chitraka powder may be taken with honey. Traditionally, this formulation is used to help manage rhinitis (nasal catarrh) and cough.
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- Chronic Nasal Congestion (Pinasa): Crushed Holy Basil leaves or flower spikes are traditionally inhaled for relief from chronic nasal congestion and related nasal conditions.
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- Common Cold (Pratishyaya): 10–20 ml orange juice mixed with honey and rock salt is traditionally consumed for relief from common cold.
- 2. Nasal Administration: 1–2 drops of orange flower juice are traditionally used as nasal drops for common cold.
- 3. Orange Peel Decoction: 10–20 ml orange fruit-peel decoction mixed with 5–10 ml lemon juice is traditionally consumed for common cold.
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1. Nosebleed: Neem leaves and carom seeds (Ajwain) are ground together in equal parts and applied as a paste to the temples. Traditionally, this is described for stopping nosebleeds……Read More
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