Jivanti and Kambojhi can be taken together for a short, defined period to support breast-milk production, along with Shatavari.
Recommended duration
• Kambojhi: 4–6 weeks
• Jivanti: 6–8 weeks
• Shatavari: can be continued for 2–3 months if well tolerated
Kambojhi is usually stopped first once milk supply improves, while Jivanti and Shatavari can be continued longer for nourishment and Rasayana support. • Milk supply usually improves within 10–14 days if medicines suit the body and breastfeeding technique is proper.
• Ensure adequate hydration, frequent feeding, good latch, rest, and nutrition—medicines work best with these.
• If there is no improvement after 2–3 weeks, reassessment is advised (stress, anemia, hormonal factors, improper latch).
Next Steps
Kambojhi:
• 1 tablet twice daily after food with warm water or milk
• Jivanti:
• 1 tablet twice daily after food with warm water or milk
• Shatavari (churna or tablet):
• Churna: 3–5 g twice daily with warm milk
• Tablet: 1–2 tablets twice daily, after food
(Exact dose may vary based on formulation and individual digestion.)
Health Tips
When to stop or review
• If loose stools, acidity, or abdominal discomfort occur
• Once milk supply is adequate and baby is gaining weight well