Treatments

Ayurveda recognizes the importance of individualized care, considering a child's constitution (Prakriti), doshic balance, and environmental factors. This age is predominated by Kaph Dosha, therefore childerns suffer from frequent cold, runny nose, fever and similar kaph dominant diseases, Here are some factors that Ayurveda associates with imbalances contributing to pediatric health issues: 1. Vata Imbalance: Causes: Irregular daily routine, inadequate sleep, excessive exposure to cold and windy environments, and irregular eating habits. Effects: Vata imbalance can manifest as digestive issues, constipation, colic, and disturbed sleep patterns in children. 2. Pitta Imbalance: Causes: Excessive consumption of spicy, sour, and salty foods, exposure to excessive heat, and emotional stress. Effects: Pitta imbalance may contribute to issues like acidity, skin rashes, inflammation, and irritability in pediatric cases. 3. Kapha Imbalance: Causes: Excessive consumption of heavy, cold, and sweet foods, lack of physical activity, and a sedentary lifestyle. Effects: Kapha imbalance can lead to issues like excess mucus production, respiratory congestion, and lethargy. 4. Impaired Digestion (Mandagni): Causes: Eating incompatible foods, overeating, irregular eating habits, and poor quality of food. Effects: Impaired digestion can result in the formation of ama (toxins), contributing to various health issues in children. 5. Toxic Buildup (Ama): Causes: Poor digestion, unhealthy dietary choices, and exposure to environmental toxins. Effects: Ama accumulation can lead to a variety of health problems, including recurrent infections, low energy, and a compromised immune system. 6. Infections and Immunity: Causes: Weakened immunity due to poor nutrition, exposure to pathogens, and imbalances in the doshas. Effects: Children may be more susceptible to recurrent infections and illnesses.

Ayurveda provides a holistic approach to managing recurrent allergies by addressing the underlying imbalances in the body, strengthening the immune and digestive system, and thereby reducing the sensitivity to allergens.