Dust Allergy Treatment in Delhi | Usma Ayurvedic Clinic

Q: Why are my symptoms worse in the morning?

Dust mites live in bedding, pillows and mattresses, so exposure is highest overnight and in the morning.

Q: Should I stop my allergy tablets?

Do not stop any prescribed medicine on your own. Tell the doctor what you take and they will advise you.

Q: Is dust allergy a skin problem?

Dust allergy mainly affects the nose and eyes, but in some people it also causes itchy skin and rashes, which is why we treat it with our Hair & Skin conditions.

Allergy to Dust

What Is Dust Allergy?

Dust allergy is a reaction of the body to tiny particles in dust - mostly dust mites, but also pollen, mould and pet dander. It commonly causes repeated sneezing, a runny or blocked nose, watery and itchy eyes, and in some people itchy skin or rashes. Symptoms are often worse in the morning, while cleaning, or in certain seasons.

In Ayurveda, the nasal symptoms are related to Pratishyaya and the skin reactions to Sheetapitta. Treatment aims to reduce your sensitivity, ease the symptoms and strengthen your body's resistance.

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Common Symptoms

Signs of Dust Allergy

01

Repeated Sneezing

Bouts of sneezing, especially in the morning or around dust.

02

Runny or Blocked Nose

Watery discharge, a stuffy nose and post-nasal drip.

03

Itchy, Watery Eyes

Red, itchy and watery eyes along with nasal symptoms.

04

Itchy Skin & Rashes

Some people develop itching, rashes or hives after dust exposure.

05

Cough & Throat Irritation

A tickly throat and dry cough, often at night.

06

Poor Sleep & Tiredness

Ongoing symptoms disturb sleep and cause daytime fatigue.

Our Ayurvedic Approach

Your plan depends on your symptoms, how long you have had them and your general health. It may include:

Nasya: medicated nasal drops or oils, as prescribed, for nasal symptoms
Internal medicines: Ayurvedic herbs that support immunity and reduce sensitivity
Steam & gargles: simple home measures the doctor may recommend for relief
Diet: warm, light food and avoiding foods that increase mucus for you
Dust control: practical steps such as washing bed linen in hot water, damp dusting and wearing a mask while cleaning

Please note: if you have wheezing, chest tightness or difficulty breathing, see a doctor promptly - these may be signs of asthma.

Medicines and therapies are prescribed only after a consultation. Please do not start any herb or medicine on your own.

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