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Can using allopothy medicines affects the results of using ayurvedic medicines if both are using for the same purpous
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Hello.. you can take both medeciness simulteniously but under observation of Ayurvedic physician. the dose of AIIopathic must be reduce tapering which have Ayurvedic medecines.
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What are the meds you are taking and what is the condition.
Your question is not clear and complete.
Why are you taking both the medicines?
I suggest you take either of them under medical supervision.
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Dr. Rekha Kumar Naidu
Ayurveda
10 yrs exp
Chennai
The absorption of Ayurveda medicines will be affected when consumed with allopathy medicines...Advised to leave a gap of 1hour between the both...Allopathic medications when withdrawn suddenly cause withdrawal effects it will be better to gradually reduce them.
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Dr. Sunil Suthar
General Physician
13 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Resp.friend, Allopathy and Ayurveda both are different science , and both line of treatment is also in different way ! Ayurved treatment balance prakruti , remove toxins from the body, balance vitiated dosha,dhatu or mal, in that way you will get result from ayurveda , allopathy has complete different science but for your kind information all pathy around us try to ressolve the prob in its own way so try to follow one with faith that why you can get result on proper way !
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