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Ayurveda with allopathy
I was prescribed an ayurvedic medicine called kalkarakshak yog for reducing my TSH level which was slightly high i.e. 5.5. Since , I am also planning for a family, I have been taking folic acid supplements suggested previously by an allopathy practicing gynaecologist. Can I take both these tablets together or do I need to stop folic acid supplements to continue the other ayurvedic medicine??
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You can take both medicines together.
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You can take both medications
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
You can continue both
preconceptionally folic acid supplements are mandatory to prevent congenital malfunctions in the foetus
TSH when planning pregnancy should be less than 2.5
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