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2024-05-06 16:11:36
Whenever I give milk to my 5yr daughter she gets cough that day at night.can it be coincidence or really milk can cause cough to some people.she had adenoid now she is fine no snoring and mouth breathing.
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Yes milk do cause cough! Milk is sweet in nature hence increases kaph in body...also balyavastha(childhood age) is kaph dominant as said in ayurveda ...that's why children catches cough cold easily! Just start adding sonth powder( dry ginger )in her milk boil it and give it! This will reduce the kaph increasing tendency milk and helps in rhinitis! For proper consultation and diet plan for cough cold do contact

Answered2024-05-18 06:55:57

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When you can boil milk that's time add a piece of ginger.

Answered2024-05-14 08:41:12

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give milk in morning and noon not at night as kapha got aggrevated by milk at night start adding haridrakhand to it

Answered2024-05-10 03:18:14

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Do not give milk your kid if she had cough.it will increase her cough. Also avoid rice and curd. First take the treatment for cough for 5 days .After that you can give her milk rice and curd. If she have cough even then you want to give her milk then add a pinch of turmeric in her milk.

Answered2024-05-09 06:03:08

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Milk does not cause cough. Better give milk in the daytime

Answered2024-05-08 12:08:37

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Consult personally

Answered2024-05-07 11:53:40

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Stop giving her milk at night  first .
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start using cow milk it's good for ones health.
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add pinch of dry ginger powder in a glass of milk.

Answered2024-05-07 10:56:58

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May be U can try Goat milk Or add 1-2 pinch  sunthi powder Or avoid for a month Soon plz to in personal examination and assessment for better health and fitness

Answered2024-05-07 03:56:47

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If milk is producing cough in your child you may stop giving it to her.. Instead you can try soymilk If she is okay with other diery products then Paneer, yogurt, buttermilk can also included in diet

Answered2024-05-07 03:48:00

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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine

Answered2024-05-07 02:50:32

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Stop milk
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consult online for prescription.

Answered2024-05-06 16:35:42

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Stop giving her milk

Answered2024-05-06 16:18:44

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Take proper knowledge about this first

Answered2024-05-07 03:50:25

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Diary products will increase phlegm. You can dilute milk and boil with dry ginger and try

Answered2024-05-07 02:09:48

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