Relieve purulent tonsillitis with home remedies
Especially in autumn and winter, the immune system is weakened more by the effects of the cold than in the warm season. So you quickly caught a purulent tonsillitis from infiltrated bacteria.
What you need:
- some fresh or dried herbs
- Tea from the pharmacy (alternative)
- Knowledge of the herb mixture
Against a purulent Tonsillitis become many Home remedies touted. You have to determine for yourself which one is suitable for you in detail. Maybe here are some suggestions for you.
Treating purulent tonsillitis yourself
- One cold includes many symptoms of acute infection. The bronchial, nasal and pharyngeal mucous membranes are often affected. Such symptoms of cold are among the most common in modern society.
- Symptoms of purulent tonsillitis can include: difficulty swallowing, coughing and hoarseness and Sore throat. With a real cold, there are other symptoms such as headache and body aches, sniffles, Exhaustion and fever on.
- But one (or more) herbs have been used to combat your cold symptoms, so it is often more inconspicuous to help tea very much against the signs of illness.
- Medicinal tea, also known as herbal tea, has a very high status in homeopathic medicine and conventional medicine even today. A herbal tea related to your symptoms can quickly alleviate your illness and make it subside.
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Treat an infectious throat infection with herbal tea
- Even the ancestors discovered an enormous treasure trove of plants and herbs that contribute to today's healing.
- Elder blossoms, linden blossoms and sweet almond blossoms have sweat-inducing properties. Therefore, your preparedness for defense is increased by increasing your body temperature. You may get a low temperature fever, which is very good for yours body is. It is important to drink enough fluids during the sweating cure. That is why a tea preparation made from these herbs is ideal for this.
- Icelandic moss, mallow leaves, marshmallow and ribwort are considered mucus-forming, they lay over your irritated inflamed throat a protective layer, then swallowing is easier and a coughing stimulus is suppressed.
- With its essential oils, fennel promotes the removal of mucus and the bacteria it contains.
- Sage (real sage) has an antibacterial, antiviral and anti-inflammatory effect on a purulent tonsillitis or sore throat. You should therefore gargle or rinse your throat with sage tea even in the early stages, i.e. when a sore throat starts.
- Liquorice root, also known as liquorice root, helps with stubborn mucus. It also has an anti-inflammatory and antispasmodic effect and, as already mentioned, promotes the expulsion of mucus.
- Finally, the thyme is mentioned here, which also loosens stuck mucus from the bronchi. It also has an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect. Drank some thyme tea in between and you won't even get purulent infections and tonsillitis.
- Should your purulent tonsillitis with swallowing difficulties, sore throat and inflammation in the mouth -and throat area, a composition of a medicinal tea with sage leaves is recommended. You can also buy a ready-made tea from the pharmacy. Sidroga throat and throat tea is ideal here. The tea can also be used as a concentrated gargle solution.
- If you have other symptoms of a cold, drink a mixture of meadowsweet flowers, lime blossom and elderflower. This has a sudorific and anti-inflammatory effect and also slightly lowers fever. This composition is also available in the pharmacy, if you do not want to go to the herbalist yourself. It is also from Sidroga and is called Cold Tea N.
- You can drink a tea made from mallow leaves against your possible dry cough. A tea made from tea bags is unfortunately not that effective, it should be real leaves from which you prepare your tea. But if that is too much for you, get the irritant cough tea from the pharmacy. This protects your mucous membranes in the throat and the urge to cough disappears.
- If you want to cough up the mucus from your purulent tonsillitis, mix a tea mixture of thyme, ribwort, Icelandic moss and a marshmallow root. You also add fennel and a liquorice root. Prepare a brew from all the ingredients and drink a cup in small sips. Alternatively, you can make one from these ingredients cough- and get bronchial tea from the pharmacy.
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