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Can asthma be cured through homeopathy?
Query: Hi doctor,I was diagnosed with asthma before 13 years when I was 19 years old. I use Foracort 200 inhaler, Flomist nasal spray, and Montair LC. Kindly suggest treatment to cure asthma. Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. I can understand your concern regarding your health. For such condition, I suggest you medicine Antimonium tartaricum 200, five globules twice a day at the interval of 12 hours for a week. Read Full »
Can I take Levocetirizine daily?
Query: Hi doctor, I am suffering from an allergy. I used to have a runny nose, cough, difficulty in breathing when allergy increases, and also occasional watery itchy eyes. I am not able to eat curd or citrus fruits and I cannot live in cold weather. Usually, the allergy will start with sneezing, a runny n... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. It seems that you have seasonal allergies may be due to dust, pollens, pets, etc. So, the best solution is to first find out the cause of allergy and to take preventive measures. Cetirizine can be taken but only for short durations. Gradually stop Cetirizine. You can ... Read Full »
I am suffering from bronchial asthma for six years. What could be the Ayurvedic treatment for this?
Query: Hello doctor, I am 28-year-old and suffering from bronchial asthma for six years. My chest reports are clear, but often I suffer during respiration. I am using Seroflo 125 of Cipla. I often face a problem of breathing. Please advise me the Ayurvedic medicine to get out of this problem permanently. Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Bronchial asthma is an autoinflammatory reaction of your lung to allergens. Allergens can vary from climate to food habits. Initially, you will have to take steps in skipping those trigger factors which are responsible for asthma. Certain food items can trigger asthm... Read Full »