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Non allergic rhinitis
“Whether the water is cold or warm, after bathing or washing my face, my nose starts running. This happens to me in both winter and summer.”
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If you think it is allergic then there are so many medicines in ayurveda which can help you to get rid of these problems.
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use immunosin syrp for gufic pharma for 1 month 10 ml twice a day it can give you 80 percent relief
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need proper treatment then consult any good doctor.😊
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Need proper history, examination and investigation for this you have to consult with ayurvedic physician or ENT dr
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follow proper dincharya
eat fresh and healthy food
drink water only if you feel thirsty
avoid day sleeping/wake up early in morning.
do pranayam and yoga
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Due to sudden temperature change.. Vata and kapha dosha disturb
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You need to do
1) Pre-Bath Routine
a) Apply lukewarm sesame oil (Taila Abhyanga)
Warm sesame oil (तिल तेल)
Apply on nostrils (outer), behind ears, and feet
5 minutes before bath
👉 It prevents Vata aggravation after bath.
b) Keep head wash separate from regular bath
2) Post-Bath Routine
a) Nadi Shuddhi (Gentle steam inhalation)
1–2 minutes light steam after bath
Opens nasal channels, prevents dripping
b) Nasya (Daily) – 4 drops of Anu Taila
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sitopladi churn (1/2 tablespoon) + honey (1tablespoon)
after breakfast
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Drinking cold water after bath
Entering fans/AC directly after bath
Head bath early morning or late evening
Avoid curd, cold drinks, banana especially in morning/night
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Your symptoms suggest Vata–Kapha imbalance leading to vasomotor/non-allergic rhinitis. Sudden temperature change during face washing or bathing triggers nasal hyper-reactivity.
Treatment:
Anu Taila – 2 drops in each nostril daily.
Steam inhalation 1–2 times/day.
Avoid cold exposure immediately after bathing.
Start Sitopaladi Churna with honey twice daily for a few days.
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Hello On the basis of given symptoms
You're sensitive to temperature variation, some allergen. You need proper diagnosis. Possible allergic rhinitis/ pratishiya. With help of pure Ayurveda treatment. Your problem is short out
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apply anu tail 1 drop each nostrils
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Apply musturdoil on nose pore, earpore,navel after bath
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drink lukewarm water avoid spicy sour fermented processed oilyhotfood nonveg cold food icecream curd freeze items.
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do pranayam meditation exercise yoga.
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It looks like youre having kapha dosha predominance so youre sensitive to catching cold and cough even due to normal water. You should take yashtimadhu churna-2gms with honey and take vasa avleha-1 tea spoon for 3 months.
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Use warm water and drink more warm fluids and meals,eat tulsi leaves daily once and cover up yourself with warm clothes in winter after bathing.
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Thanks for trusting Ayurved and Ayurvedic dr Satish.
Surely it's the result of ur past regime n habits ....
Need to evaluate in personal examination and assessment
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reduce salt n water consumption.. and replace dinner with salt less pop rice/corn n no late night food
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apply coconut oil on palm soles n naval area n head... use room temperature water for bath.
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You need to take a therapy session of Anu taila nasya for 7 days.
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Consult me online, will suggest medicine regarding the same
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Dr. Akshita Dhawan
Ayurveda
2 yrs exp
Ludhiana
You can take nasya ... i can suggest you how to do it properly at home
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consult to me so i could decide with which drav you should do it according to your prakriti
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Dr. Raghuveer
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Running nose after bath (cold or warm water) suggests cold-sensitive allergic rhinitis.
Avoid direct fan/AC after bath, use lukewarm water, and dry hair/nose area well. Ayurveda helps reduce this sensitivity with nasal therapies (Nasya) and immunity-boosting herbs. I suggest you consult me for a personalized plan.
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