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Breathlessnees after taking ashwagandha
When I start taking ashwagandha powder, I feet little breathlessness the next day. And I feel relief from it after drinking water
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This is due to you are not taking in proper dosage of medicine.
You have the consult the me. if you need other medication you have to start please contact us.
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Ashwagandha is classically mentioned in respiratory disorders, but the form in which you are consuming it is not correct.
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Don't take self medications. Consult doctor properly
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Hi, I will suggest u to contact on personal platform to discuss about it and to find right solution.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any other doubts.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause
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maintain healthy lifestyle and diet schedule
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For what you are taking ashwagandha, was that prescribed by qualified ayurvedic doctor, or you purchased over the counter. And ashwagandha does not cause any breathlessness. For proper understanding and prescription consult online
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