Treatment of allergy by the modern system of medicine involves a systematic and multifaceted approach. It varies according to the type of allergy as well as the individual involved and severity of the disease. For a better understanding of the treatment, the following measures can be outlined:-
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Pranayama is derived from two Sanskrit words – “Prana” and “Ayama”. “Prana” means breath, life, vitality, air, power or energy. “Ayama” denotes extension, abstinence, regulation, control or restraint. Thus Pranayama is the act of control of respiration and an attempt to control the flow of “Prana” or vital force in the human body.
Yogic Kriyas are a very important part of Hatha Yoga as they help to eliminate the accumulated toxins from the body. The body is like a machine, which has to be continuously cleaned and maintained in a perfect condition. The Yogic Kriyas are six in number and often referred to as Shat Kriyas. They are as follows:-
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Naturopathy or Nature Cure is the technique of following the rules of Nature and exploiting the natural resources like the sun, air, water and soil to cure the various maladies affecting man.
Naturopathy or Nature Cure is the technique of following the rules of Nature and exploiting the natural resources like the sun, air, water and soil to cure the various maladies affecting man.
Patanjali, the original teacher of Yoga had described meditation as “the uninterrupted thinking of one thought”. Swami Vivekananda had said, “Meditation is the focussing of the mind on some object. If the mind acquires concentration on one object, it can concentrate on any object whatsoever.”
Homeopathy is derived from the Greek word “homeo” meaning like and “pathos” meaning suffering Homeopathy sees symptoms of disease as a positive outward sign that the body is trying to heal itself. Therefore, it holds that symptoms should not be suppressed as in the case of Allopathy and remedies are used which will help to stimulate and support the healing process.
Treatment of allergy in Ayurveda is not just confined to medicines, diet and exercise but other measures are also involved. This difference in the approach to the disease is due to the difference in the concept of the disease. In Ayurveda, it is believed that any disease is due to imbalance in the doshas, i.e., one or more doshas may increase or decrease.
Magnetotherapy is a branch of medicine in which human diseases are treated by the application of magnets to the body of the patients. It is the simplest, cheapest and painless system of medicine with absolutely no side-effects.
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Music Therapy is a form of treatment using music and musical instruments in order to restore, maintain and improve physical, physiological, psychological and spiritual health and well-being.
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