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Understanding Sore Throat

A sore throat is a common condition characterized by scratchy, dry, and painful feeling in the throat.
Throat pain is one of the most frequent symptoms of sore throat, which prompts over 2% of all adult primary care visits annually.
Many factors, including bacterial and viral illnesses, sore throat allergies, and sleeping with your mouth open, can cause sore throats.
Most sore throat symptoms disappear in a few days.

Viral infections such as flu and common cold cause most sore throats.
The following ailments or problems may all cause sore throats as a symptom:
Pharyngitis, tonsillitis, and laryngitis are common causes of sore throat.
Depending on the source, sore throat symptoms can differ.
Some signs and symptoms include pain, tenderness, hoarseness, dryness or hollowness in the throat.

Drinking warm water has a range of advantages, according to Ayurveda.
It aids in the control of digestion and media (fat).
It increases blood circulation, which makes you more attentive and reduces stress.
Warm fluids will help moisten your throat preventing a dry throat and the resulting dehydration.

Gargling with warm salt water at night is one of the best Ayurvedic remedies for a sore throat.
Gargling with salt water is quite effective.
Salt’s antibacterial properties eliminate germs that cause infections and loosen mucus.
In a glass or cup of warm water, combine ½ teaspoon of good quality salt and ½ teaspoon good quality turmeric powder.

Honey is the best medication you can find for a sore throat.
Honey is categorized as a demulcent as it relieves inflammation, expectorant as it helps with mucus clearing, and nutritive and antibacterial, to name a few of its properties.
Lemons are excellent for sore throats because they can help break up mucus and relieve pain like salt water and honey.
Lemons are also high in vitamin C, which can strengthen your immune system and help fight off infections.

Sudarsana tablet is the best ayurvedic medicine for a sore throat because it has both antipyretic and analgesic qualities.
Common cold and cough symptoms are very common during fever, and Sudarsana tablets have been successfully used to treat both.
Agasthya Rasayanam is an Ayurvedic remedy for throat pain.
If you have chest congestion brought on by a chronic cough, mucus buildup, or any other type of respiratory infection, it is the best Ayurvedic remedy to help you.

Betel leaves is an ancient and traditional folklore medicine that can help ease your sore throat.
You can also boil betel leaves and basil leaves in water till it reduces to about half the content.
Strain and drink the liquid. You may add honey or salt to it as per your taste.
Keep a few cloves in the back of your mouth – between your teeth and cheeks.
You may bite them from time to time to release the oils in them.

Have you tried yoga for the body and meditation for the mind?
The asanas and pranayamas in yoga help clear the breathing tract, ejecting mucus along with toxins.
Meditation helps you relax and de-stress.
It helps energize you and strengthens your immune system, acting as an effective preventive and curative mechanism for sore throats.

Nasya, herbalized nose oil drops, are an incredibly effective treatment for clearing the head, nose, throat of ama (toxins).
Ayurvedic involves Prana – the vital life force that enters as, for example, through our breath.

An Ayurvedic detox helps rid your body of toxins (ama), rebalances the doshas and Prana, and improves overall health and wellbeing.
Kitchari tailored to your doshic picture, is a key to smooth sailing from one season to another.

While a bowl of ice cream seems like it would soothe a sore throat, cold dairy especially, promotes mucus production.
All cow dairy, cold or not, is best avoided while experiencing a sore throat.

Alleviate throat discomfort, eliminate harmful microorganisms, and lessen mucus with these 10 simple homemade Ayurvedic solutions designed to heal a sore throat.
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