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Ayurvedic treatment after covid 19
I have just recovered from covid 19 and remain admitted in hospital for 8 days upto 17.05.21. I want yo take ayurvedic medicines for fast recovery and to improve immunity. I am taking stearoid and blood thinner under medical supervision. However, my ECHO report and Sugar report are satisfactory now.
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Steam inhalation
Giloy ghanvati 1bd
Avoid to junk food
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You can take giloy and ashwgandha but planing of diet is important. You can soak walnut, almond, anjeer overnight and eat emty stomach next mornng. Itwould be good if you consult forayurveda suplement.
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yoga and pranayam will help to recoverfas
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Tab. Trailokya chintamani 1 OD
Tab. Makardhwaj 1OD
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OPD Consultation is needed.
keep proper follow up and monitor BP and sugar levels
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Don't stop steam and gargles.
Avoid humid and dusty places to prevent secondary infection as you are on steroids.
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Ayurveda is very effective in management of post COVID symptoms like fatigue.
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Combination of ayurveda along with acupuncture is very effective for post covid symptoms.
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Please consult along with all your reports and discharge summary.
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