Treatment Of Alveolitis With Folk Remedies

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Treatment of alveolitis with folk remedies

An inflammatory process in the lungs resulting from damage to the pulmonary vesicles (alveoli) is called alveolitis. This disease is quite serious and manifests itself in several forms: toxic (due to the ingress of toxic substances), allergic (as a result of the action of allergens) and indopathic fibrosing, genetically transmitted.

Alveolitis symptoms are similar to bronchitis, acute respiratory viral infections, or pneumonia. The disease is accompanied by fever and sweating, severe unreasonable cough, shortness of breath, attacks of suffocation, feelings of squeezing in the chest and "goose bumps" running around the body. A person dramatically loses weight and acquires a bluish skin tone.

Treatment of the disease implies all forms of influence on the body - from traditional medicine with the correct diet to non-traditional and folk remedies.

At an early stage of development of alveolitis, folk remedies in its treatment are quite acceptable and give a positive result in most cases.

But this should be a real diagnosis made by a qualified specialist. Only after discussing with him the planned methods of treatment with the help of traditional medicine, it will be possible to decide which folk recipes he will allow you to use!

Content:

• Herbal collection for alveolitis
• Other folk remedies for alveolitis
• Food

Herbal collection for alveolitis

Take identical parts of coltsfoot, calendula and black elderberry flowers, plantain, nettle, birch leaves, poplar and pine buds, anise and coriander fruits, licorice roots, ginger and marshmallow, gladichia pods and mix them.

A tablespoon of the resulting mixture is poured with cold water and, after boiling, continues to languish for another 10 minutes. The resulting broth is placed in a thermos. After 8 hours, it is filtered and supplemented with calendula, licorice and elecampane in the form of a tincture (2 teaspoons each).

Take 100 ml of broth before meals (30 minutes) and before bedtime.

Other folk remedies for alveolitis

The following recipes are widely used:

• As an antiseptic, it is good to use a tincture, for the preparation of which the leaves of common lingonberry are used. They are crushed, then 10 or 15 grams of raw materials are poured with water (250 ml) and brought to a boil. After 15 minutes, you can already use it. The cooled infusion is filtered. Thus, the daily dose is obtained, which should be drunk by the patient in several doses.
• Pumpkin juice has proven itself well to relieve pulmonary edema. You need to drink 500 ml of juice per day.
• An infusion of birch leaves or buds is considered a good remedy for the treatment of alveolitis. To prepare a healing tincture, 40 grams of herbal composition is taken (you can take leaves and buds in equal parts or one thing) and fill it with hot water (1/2 liter), which is brought to a boil. The solution is infused for about an hour, and then filtered. The infusion is divided into 4 servings and taken 20 minutes before meals.

• A decoction from the collection, which includes pharmacy chamomile, deep red hawthorn, marsh creeper and motherwort, has a beneficial effect on the patient's body during asthma attacks. The herbs taken in equal proportions in the amount of 20 grams are poured with water (1 glass) and boiled for several minutes. After that, the broth needs to be infused for about fifteen minutes and then filtered. It is taken in 75 ml after meals.
• For those cases when the lungs need to get rid of the accumulated water, they use a medicine prepared according to this recipe: Flax seeds (2 tbsp. L.) Are poured with a liter of water. The solution is brought to a boil, after which it must be infused for 50 minutes. After filtration, the broth is ready for use. Drink half a glass warm every three hours, but no more than six times a day.

Infusions containing licorice, sage, thyme, aloe, oregano, juniper, linden blossoms, coltsfoot, knotweed are no less healing properties for the treatment of alveolitis. In the treatment process, it is important to stabilize the pathology of the lung tissues and improve the prognosis of the disease over time. Medicinal herbs are an important part of this process.

In order for the treatment of the disease with folk remedies to be more effective, do not forget to consult your doctor. Any prescription above must be approved by an appropriate physician. After all, only he can confirm the correctness of the chosen treatment, your tolerance to these drugs and their normal interaction with each other.

Only such precautions will help eliminate all negative risks to your health.

Food

It is worth paying serious attention to the patient's nutrition:

• Despite the fact that alveolitis causes a dramatic weight loss in a person, he does not need to be forced to eat by force, this will not be beneficial, but it can damage health.
• At elevated temperatures, it is advisable to drink a lot, especially water with lemon or cranberry juice, rosehip broth.
• The food itself should not be heavy for the body. Preference should be given to products that enhance immunity.
• Fish broths and broths prepared from lean meat are recommended. The patient needs to cook food only for steam or cook it, but in no case should it be fried. Sometimes stews are allowed.
• Dairy products - kefir, sour cream, milk should be with the lowest percentage of fat. Milk porridges, especially semolina, are welcome in the diet.
• Much attention should be paid to the presence of fresh vegetables and fruits in the diet of a patient with alveolitis. It is advisable to offer them in a pureed form so that a patient with a weakened body does not waste energy on chewing.
• Freshly squeezed carrot, beetroot juices, as well as fruit and berry (cranberry, apple, orange) juices should be present in the patient's daily menu.
• The healing effect is possessed by honey, dried fruits (dried apricots, prunes), compotes from berries (black currant, sea buckthorn).

The author of the article: Sokolova Nina Vladimirovna | Phytotherapist

Education: Diploma in "General Medicine" and "Therapy" received at the Pirogov University (2005 and 2006). Advanced training at the Department of Phytotherapy at the Peoples' Friendship University of Moscow (2008).