Best Ayurvedic Treatment for Adenoids in Hyderabad

At Vardhan Ayurveda Hospital, Ayurvedic treatment for adenoid in Hyderabad focuses on reducing inflammation, improving immunity, enhancing respiratory health, and preventing recurrence. 

The therapies are selected based on the patient’s prakriti, dosha imbalance, and chronicity of the condition. The various treatments we offer to manage enlarged adenoids include:

1. Panchakarma Therapy: These detoxification therapies are used to eliminate accumulated doshas from the body and clear respiratory blockages. The various treatments offered under panchakarma therapy include:

• Nasya (nasal instillation therapy): Medicated oils or powders are instilled into the nostrils to clear sinus and nasal passages and reduce swelling in the adenoids.
• Vamana (emesis therapy): Therapeutic vomiting is induced to remove excess Kapha dosha from the upper respiratory tract.
• Virechana (purgation therapy): Mild laxatives are given to eliminate Pitta and reduce systemic inflammation contributing to adenoid enlargement.
• Abhyanga (oil massage): A warm, herbal full-body oil massage helps improve lymphatic drainage and enhance immune response.
• Swedana (herbal steam therapy): Steam infused with medicinal herbs is directed toward the face and chest to relieve congestion and soften the inflamed tissues.
• Patra Pinda Sweda (herbal leaf bundle massage): Heated herbal leaf pouches are applied to the upper chest and neck area to reduce inflammation and stimulate circulation.
• Shirodhara (oil dripping on forehead): A gentle stream of warm herbal oil is poured on the forehead to calm the nervous system and balance aggravated doshas.

2. Other Ayurvedic Therapies: Certain supportive treatments may be used to help relieve symptoms, enhance local immunity, and promote mucosal healing. These therapies may include:

• Lepana (herbal paste application): Medicinal herbal paste is applied externally on the throat area to reduce local swelling and discomfort.
• Dhara Therapy (medicated liquid streaming): A continuous stream of warm decoctions or oils is poured over the forehead or chest to calm the Vata dosha and improve immune function.
• Raktamokshana (bloodletting therapy): It is applied in rare chronic or infected cases to purify blood and reduce systemic inflammation.
• Dhumapana (herbal smoke inhalation): Inhalation of medicated herbal smoke is used to dry excessive Kapha secretions and clear the nasal passages.
• Kawala (oil gargling): Gargling with medicated oils or decoctions helps soothe the throat and reduce lymphoid tissue swelling.
• Gandusha (oil holding in mouth): Holding warm herbal oil in the mouth detoxifies the oral cavity and lymphatic tissues, aiding in healing.

3. Herbal Medicines: Certain Ayurvedic herbal medications may be recommended, including the following:

• Dashamoola, Trikatu, Yashtimadhu, Sitopaladi Churna, and Talisadi Churna: These are administered in decoction or powder form to reduce inflammation, boost immunity, and support respiratory health.
• Medicated Ghee and Oils: Formulations like Brahmi Ghrita or Anu Taila are used for nasal instillation or internal use to pacify doshas.

4. Diet and Lifestyle Changes: Some dietary and lifestyle modifications are recommended for improved results, including the following:

• Avoiding cold, dairy-heavy, and mucus-forming foods while including warm, light, and digestible meals.
• Get good quality sleep.
• Do pranayama (breathing exercises) and yoga to improve oxygenation, improve lung capacity, and relieve stress.
• Warm water gargling and maintaining good nasal hygiene are recommended.
• Daily intake of turmeric milk or herbal teas is suggested.