Virechana therapy

2024-01-16 10:40:49
If I leave virechana treatment in between like after 2 days of snehpana will it harmful? I am feeling weak and sleepy is this normal during snehpana?
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If u leave snehapana treatment in between u may not get full benefits of it.Feeling of weakness and sleepy are quite normal during sneha pana.

Answered2024-01-17 04:44:43

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It's quite normal during Sneha pan

Answered2024-01-16 18:09:59

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It's absolutely normal to hv such feelings during snehapan.. Don't worry.

Answered2024-01-16 13:35:26

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Thanks for trusting Ayurveda and seeking help on authentic platform. Its might be really important urgent for planning Virechan in shishir Ritu. Snehapan offers such set backs only if u don't follow shared protocols...
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kindly communicate with your treating dr. Leaving therapy mid way is like surgeon doing surgery on table n pt asks for hold on surgery middle of operation after opening abdomen so just what options do surgeon left with... it'll spoil credibility of Ayurveda n It's panchakarma n Dr as well.

Answered2024-01-16 13:00:45

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Sneha pana itself makes patient body in guru avastha so need not worry about it it is quite normal nd if u wanna know about more details pls make a private consult
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make a private consult

Answered2024-01-16 11:55:28

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No it will not harm you.

Answered2024-01-16 11:54:23

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It normal, advice to continue your treatment

Answered2024-01-16 10:57:32

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Consult your treating Dr it's normal during Snehapan

Answered2024-01-16 16:01:09

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It's obvious during snehpan. Because the quantity and duration depends on your illness.
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u can take luke warm water to avoid this during snehpan. And continue with virechan.

Answered2024-01-16 15:25:46

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Share me some more details

Answered2024-01-16 11:46:10

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