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Bathing child in evening
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My daughter is 1 year 8 months old.
She gets cough and cold every 1.5 months.
Both parents are asthmatic
Is it advisable to bath her in evening? (Only body bath without head)
Or we can bath her both morning and evening twice a day
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Bath with warm water is of no harm & it also induce good sleep.
If she caught cold every month than I advice chayanprass avleh for immunity booster.
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U can give a bath And apply our snana upari choorna for kids consult me online
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Apply oil on baby navel nose & ear pore after bath
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give cumin + ajvain + sauf boil water1tsfafter bath
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take bath afternoon
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Can bath by applying til oil on her whole body on chest
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During summer give bath twice daily (morning and evening) with warm water.Apply Rasna churna on vertex after head bath which will prevent the frequent attacks of cold. Orally give Bringarajasava 10ml twice daily with equal quantity of water after food to increase the immunity of the child.
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Dear Prato user .
Thanks for sending across your query .
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It is advisable for her to take a bath in the morning with warm water . For further you can consult us online by taking an appointment on practo .
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Consult for guidance
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
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11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Dr. Raghuveer
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
In Ayurveda, for children prone to cough and cold, bathing should be done with care:
Bathing Guidelines:
Morning bath: Recommended with lukewarm water.
Evening bath: Can be done, but only body bath (avoid head). Use warm water and ensure she is dried immediately.
Avoid bathing during late evenings or in a cold environment.
Preventive Care:
Apply warm sesame oil before bath to keep her body warm.
Give Sitopaladi Churna with honey (a pinch) to boost immunity.
Use Dashmooladi Kwath or Tulsi decoction for respiratory health.
Lightly massage her chest with warm mustard oil and ajwain if congestion occurs.
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Dr. Preeti Jiyal
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10 yrs exp
Greater Noida
Once in morning ( day light when temperature is little warmer) bathing or sponging is sufficient.
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Consult for better understanding.
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