Hello practo user But y u giving diz any symptoms..need full case history..it's not advisable

Hello mam You can consult with siddha or ayurveda doctor for the things you should include in urai marunthu

You need to consult an expert Ayurvedic doctor.

Not advisable.

Its good to give urai marunthu to babies to boost their immunity. But please keep in mind that every baby has its own capability to digest these natural herbs. So try to contact or meet a pediatrician before giving it to your child as your baby is so small according to his/her age to administer any new thing.

Please Consult Personally

Please explain by which your baby is suffering. So we give any advice and medicine.

Yes don't worry it's safe

Hi Practo user it's better to avoid Homoeopathic medicine are more gentle ,natural and safe for babies You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance

Do not worry no problem it is safe relax.

Urai Marunthu, also known as herbal medicinal powder, is a traditional remedy in Tamil Nadu. However, it's crucial to be cautious when introducing any new substances to a baby, especially one as young as 6 months old. Before using any herbal remedies, it's advisable to consult with a paediatrician to ensure it is safe for your baby. If your paediatrician approves the use of Urai Marunthu for your baby, you can consider including gentle and easily digestible herbs. Keep in mind that the quantities should be minimal and well within the recommended range for infants. Here's a general guideline: Ingredients: 1. Saunf (Fennel seeds): Fennel seeds are believed to aid digestion. Start with a very small amount, around a pinch or less. 2. Jeera (Cumin seeds): Cumin seeds are thought to have digestive properties. Similar to fennel seeds, use a very small amount, around a pinch or less. 3. Perungayam (Asafoetida): Asafoetida is considered to be helpful for digestion. A tiny pinch is sufficient. 4. Elam (Cardamom): Cardamom is believed to have a soothing effect on the stomach. Use a tiny pinch of powdered cardamom. 5. Sukku (Dry ginger): Dry ginger is thought to have digestive benefits. Use a very small amount, around a pinch or less. 6. Omam (Ajwain): Ajwain is believed to help with digestion and colic. Start with a minimal amount, around a pinch. INSTRUCTIONS: Grind the above ingredients into a fine powder. Ensure that the powder is very fine to avoid any choking hazards for the baby. Start with an extremely small quantity, like a tiny pinch, mixed with a small amount of breast milk or formula. Observe your baby's reaction for any adverse effects or allergies.