Description

About:

Swasakudori is a traditional Siddha herbal remedy used primarily to treat respiratory ailments. The name “Swasakudori” is derived from “Swasa” (breath) and “Kudori” (reliever), highlighting its role in relieving breathing difficulties, asthma, cough, and chronic bronchitis. It is made using a combination of herbs known for their expectorant, anti-inflammatory, and bronchodilator properties.

Uses:

• Treats asthma, wheezing, and bronchial allergies

• Provides relief from productive and dry cough

• Helps reduce mucus and chest congestion

• Used in the management of tuberculosis (supportive therapy)

• Aids in easing difficulty in breathing and throat irritation

Benefits:

• Improves respiratory function and eases breathing

• Acts as a natural bronchodilator and mucolytic

• Reduces inflammation in the airways

• Boosts the body’s resistance to respiratory infections

• Enhances lung capacity with regular use under guidance

Different Names in Different Languages:

Dosage & Administration:

• Form: Chooranam, Lehyam, or Tablet (varies by preparation)

• Dosage: 1–2 grams (powder) or 1–2 tablets

• With: Honey or warm water

• Frequency: Twice daily after food, or as prescribed

Precautions:

• Take only under the guidance of a Siddha practitioner

• Not suitable for children below 5 years without prescription

• Avoid cold and refrigerated items while on this medication

• Not to be used during pregnancy unless advised