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1.
The
patient produces foul smelling phlegm, green
or red (due to haemoptysis) in colour, and
it occasionally appears like pus.
2.
While
coughing, the patient explains the experience-
as if his/ her heart is displaced (falling
down from its normal position).
3.
Patient
suffers from fever with manifestation of
sign and symptoms of all aggravated doshas,
complains of pain in sides of chest, chronic
rhinitis and anorexia, hoarseness in voice
and even without any plausible cause the
stool of the patient becomes sometimes compact
in form and sometimes loose.
4.
The
patient becomes weak and emaciated despite
consuming excessive quantity of food.
5.
There is
occasionally an increase in irritability and
worrying nature.
The
disease involves the main system of our body-
The Respiratory System- responsible for our life.
Therefore, the disease has a major impact on overall
health of the patient. Due to the impact of the
illness, patients feel weak, tired and depressed.
The lung capacity decreases in the disease and
hinders the quality of life of patients to the
extent that they fear to go out to socialise or
to go on holiday. This is because slight changes
in weather can exacerbate the disease.
Right
from diagnosis, the choice with conventional system
of medicine is to treat patients with recurrent
courses of antibiotics, this is due to various
infections. Infections are major cause of the
aggravation of the symptoms and progression of
disease. With recurrent courses of antibiotics,
patients often become resistant with antibiotics
and the disease continues to worsen.
With
years of experience of treating this illness with
Ayurvedic medications, In most cases we are able
to provide a symptom and disease free life without
the patient needing recurrent courses of antibiotics.
Most of our patients stop taking antibiotics within
two-three months time and the frequency of taking
antibiotics starts decreasing within a couple
of weeks.
Sign
and Symptoms
