Koderma. The risk of dengue and malaria increases during the rainy season. Doctors also advise to avoid mosquito infestation. Still, despite all measures, mosquitoes bite somewhere or the other. Malaria spreads due to the bite of an infected female Anopheles mosquito. A special remedy has been suggested in Ayurveda to avoid deadly diseases like dengue and malaria, which can prove to be a boon.
District Ayush Medical Officer Dr. Prabhat Kumar told Local 18 that when a patient has malaria fever, he feels cold. In this fever, the body temperature remains between 101 to 105 degrees. Also, malaria infection affects the patient’s liver. Some effective home remedies are available in Ayurveda to avoid malaria. The biggest advantage of home remedies is that it has a harmless effect.
Do not take this medicine in mild fever
The doctor claimed that the best cure for malaria is the juice of the leaves of Kalmegh. By extracting the juice of the leaves of the Kalmegh plant and giving it to the malaria patient on an empty stomach in the morning for two-three days, malaria can be completely cured. Because it is very bitter, it should not be used by people with normal mild fever. Using it in mild fever can cause vomiting once or twice due to the bitterness.
Chiraita and Giloy juice is also beneficial
He further said that consuming the juice of chiraita leaves also provides a lot of relief in malaria. Chiraita has a cold effect, a person whose body remains cold, has fever and also has cold and cough problem should avoid consuming chiraita. He said that Giloy is considered very beneficial for the treatment of malaria. Making a decoction of Giloy and consuming it three to four times a day provides a lot of relief.
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FIRST PUBLISHED : August 19, 2024, 11:19 IST
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