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Tonsillitis Cure Remedy Treatment Therapy

By Shweta Pandey

TONSILLITIS

There are two small glands situated on each side of the  throat. Sometimes one or at time both of them get swollen which makes eating and drinking difficult. Swallowing becomes very painful, one also gets fever. The Hindi word for tonsillitis is tundika-shoth. The  patient  suffering from tonsillitis should not be given chilled or cold thing to eat or drink. Tonsils are a vital part of the body. As far as possible avoid surgical operation. They can be cured by taking homeopathic treatment of through Food therapy. Baryta Carb is the best medicine in homeopathic for the treatment of tonsillitis. Its potency can be from 30 to lakh. The food items mentioned below are helpful in treating this disease. Whichever treatment you may take, taking the food items recommended for patients of tonsillitis will be beneficial in providing relief from the problem.

 Basil : Wearing a neck band made od basil beads prevents tonsillitis and other throat problems.

 Pineapple : Pine Apple is beneficial in tonsillitis.

Carrots : Carrots juice cures tonsillitis, Pain the throat and strengthens  the teeth.

 Water chestnut : It contains plenty of iodine. Patients suffering from throat problems and tonsillitis  should specially eat them.

 Salt : Gargling with hot saline water cures tonsillitis, Swelling and pain in the throat. Gargle regularly till you get relief from pain.

Alum salt : Gargle with saline water with a little alum salt added to it. It cures tonsillitis.

Glycerine : Gargling With hot water mixed with the glycerine is beneficial in tonsillitis.

Tea : Boil tea leaves in Water, strain and gargle. It will be beneficial.
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