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Interstitial Lung Disease

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What is Interstitial Lung Disease?

What is Interstitial Lung Disease?

The term "interstitial" lung disease refers to a broad category of illnesses, the majority of which result in lung tissue scarring that worsens with time. Eventually, interstitial lung disease-related scarring impairs your breathing and reduces the amount of oxygen reaching your circulation.

Persistent exposure to dangerous substances, including asbestos, can result in interstitial lung disease. Additionally, interstitial lung disease can be brought on by some inflammatory disorders, such as rheumatoid arthritis. At Ayur Bethaniya, we provide a wide range of specific Ayurvedic therapies for interstitial lung disease in addition to traditional Panchakarma treatments. Our approach to care is comprehensive and specialist, going beyond traditional medicine to promote healing.

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Causes of Interstitial Lung Disease

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It appears that damage to the lungs causes an abnormal healing response, which leads to interstitial lung disease. Your body typically produces the right quantity of tissue to heal the injury. However, the tissue around the air sacs gets thicker and damaged when interstitial lung disease occurs due to an improper healing process. As a result, oxygen has difficulty entering your system.

Smoking

Exposure to specific drugs or therapies

Autoimmune conditions

Long-term exposure to toxins and pollutants.

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Symptoms of Interstitial Lung Disease

Ayurvedic Insights into Interstitial Lung Disease Symptoms

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Different symptoms of interstitial lung disease may manifest, depending on the exact underlying ailment. It is important to speak to our experts in Ayurvedic treatment for Interstitial lung disease for a precise diagnosis and the best course of treatment if you think you may have interstitial lung disease or are exhibiting any of these symptoms. Common indications of interstitial lung disease are:
Shortness of breath

Shortness of breath

This is one of the most prominent symptoms and tends to get worse over time. Patients may experience breathing difficulties, especially when they are exercising or even just lying down.
Finger or toe clubbing

Finger or toe clubbing

The expansion and rounding of the fingertips or toes are referred to as clubbing. It is a late symptom of severe lung illness and is brought on by persistently low oxygen levels.
Lung bleeding

Lung bleeding

Interstitial lung disease has been linked in some cases to lung bleeding that manifests as bloody sputum or bloody coughing.
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Manage Interstitial Lung Disease Naturally With Ayurveda

For interstitial lung disease, panchakarma often entails a variety of therapies that are catered to the individual's specific needs. Here are some Panchakarma treatments that may be used:

Virechana (Therapeutic Purgation): This procedure uses herbal laxatives to purge the body of toxins and cleanse the digestive system. It facilitates better digestion, toxin removal, and inflammation reduction.

Nasya (Nasal administration): Ayurvedic treatment for Interstitial lung disease like Nasya therapy entails the inhalation of herbal or medicinal mixtures or medicated oils. It assists in opening up the airways, easing congestion, and enhancing the flow of life force energy (prana) throughout the body.

Abhyanga (Ayurvedic oil massage): This type of Ayurvedic treatment for Interstitial lung disease entails massaging the entire body with particular herbal oils. Abhyanga is beneficial for enhancing circulation, calming the body, and fostering general well-being.

Swedana (Herbal steam therapy): Swedana includes the therapeutic use of herbal steam to induce sweating and open up the pores. It aids in toxin removal, inflammation reduction, and lung function enhancement.
 

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Ayurvedic Treatment

Ayur Bethaniya for Ayurvedic Treatment for Interstitial Lung Disease in Kerala

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The primary goal of Ayur Bethaniya is to eliminate the dosha from the body through herbal remedies, oils, dietary restrictions, and workouts. We provide top-notch facilities and qualified staff for Ayurvedic treatment options, including Panchakarma treatment.

Our team of experts in Ayurvedic treatment for Interstitial lung disease at Ayur Bethaniya will perform a thorough evaluation of the patient, taking into account things like hereditary illnesses, medical history, the intensity of symptoms, and other pertinent features. The purpose of this thorough analysis is to determine the disease's fundamental aetiology. To make a more accurate diagnosis, additional diagnostic testing including blood tests and MRIs may in some circumstances be advised.

The symptoms of the patient are extremely important in identifying the degree of dosha accumulation and the underlying reason for the issue. Our specialised doctors in Ayurvedic treatment for Interstitial lung disease will create an effective Ayurvedic treatment strategy by thoroughly examining these symptoms.

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Integrated Treatment for Interstitial Lung Disease

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The goal of Ayurvedic lung disease therapies is to cure the underlying cause of the illness in order to provide effective and long-lasting relief. According to Ayurveda, imbalances in the doshas—Vata, Pitta, and Kapha—which are present in different amounts in every person—are the root cause of the majority of ailments. Diseases result from an imbalance in the body caused by the interaction of the doshas with external causes including stress, pollution, and improper eating. According to Ayurveda, ailments stem from an imbalance of the doshas, which is remedied using a variety of herbal remedies and therapies.
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Herbal Remedies

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Lifestyle Modifications

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Dietary Recommendations

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Yoga

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Ayurvedic Therapies

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Prevention for Interstitial Lung Disease

Explore various preventive strategies

Most interstitial lung diseases are not preventable. To minimize the risk of ILD, it is crucial to effectively manage any underlying health conditions and steer clear of inhaling harmful substances.
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Wear a respirator if exposed to harmful substances

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Don’t smoke or quit smoking

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Wash hands often

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Stay away from sick individuals

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Avoid crowded places