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Ayurvedic pills lifelong?
Can ayurvedic bp pills be taken lifelong? If not, how is ayurveda different from Allopathy? In Allopathy patients complain that the allopathic pills give them side effects so they can't continue lifelong. If ayurveda also forbids lifelong consumption of pills, then wouldn't ayurveda be as 'helpless' as Allopathy?
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Your question is very interesting but the place of asking is wrong.
We Doctors are available here to suggest the Food,Lifestyle changes,any exercise and medication for a particular disease or disorders.
This is not a stage of discussion.
Anyway in brief I would like to say that
Ayurved believe to cut the root or remove the cause resulting in cure not control.
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Thanks for expecting actual concern faced by BP n Diabetic capital nation in the modern world.
Ayurveda has seen such scenario in advance and addressed well in advance by the Ayurvedic way i.e. Rasayan Vajikaran Therapy at Very adolescent, Younger age and middle age person and for girls n women as well...
Happy to share current health dept is seriously looking in to the same and surely it's will be in mass media for benefits of all citizens of Bharat n whole universe
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Yes you can take ayurvedic bp pills, under guidance of an Ayurvedic doctor. Doctor will also prescribe some other medications which will improve your circulation, heart functioning, immunity...so that you can adjust dose of your bp pills
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U can take Ayurveda medicine for lifelong.but the thing is u need to consult ur Ayurveda doctor once in six months to check the medicine is suitable, if the potency ok ? whether the dose has to be changed or the drug itself has to be changed?This is for the safety and better result to the patient .
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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You can take ayurvedic medicine for BP up to 6 month continue and after that you can take a break for one or two months then you can start again.
And ayurvedic medicine are good for life long than allopathy medicine.
You can take allopathy medicine in emergency. Otherwise continue ayurveda medicine if ayurvedic medicine suitable for you.
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Yes u can , take ayurvedic medicine...
Without any side effects and better results in longrun.
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Consult personally
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Dr. Ajay Rawat
Ayurveda
2 yrs exp
Delhi
Ayurveda works on holistic health and not merely body scumming down to psychosomatic manifestation of the disease. If taken with all the considerations of dosha dhatu bal Matra etc the dependency on any medicines could be reduced besides health and diet plays a crucial role.
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