This review highlights Ayurvedic preventive measures against pratishyaya and respiratory infections, suggesting effective strategies.
Ayurveda is a holistic science that plays a vital role in the prevention and maintenance of health and well-being. Prevention is a key principle in Ayurvedic philosophy, aimed at sustaining balance within the body and mind. Pratishyaya, one of the Nasagata Rogas is considered a significant condition. If neglected, it may lead to serious complications such as Badhirya, Andhata, Kasa, Netra Amayas, Agnisada, and Sopha. In the modern era, individuals living in metropolitan cities are increasingly susceptible to upper respiratory tract infections due to exposure to polluted air and environmental stress. Therefore, it becomes essential to adopt preventive strategies outlined in Ayurvedic texts. Practices such as Dinacharya, Ritucharya, Pathya Ahara, Vihara, and the use of Rasayanas can significantly enhance immunity and help in the prevention of such disorders.
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