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Can shilajit taken in fever
Hi sir I am having fever body aches red swollen throat dr prescribe me cefpodem xp 325 twice a day can i use shilajit while on antibiotics
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Dr. Anjali Christina D
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9 yrs exp
Madurai
Thanks for asking. Shilajit is a natural supplement and generally does not interact directly with most antibiotics like cefpodoxime. However, when you're acutely unwell with fever, the body may already be under stress, and any additional supplements should be taken cautiously.
Next Steps
If using Shilajit, maintain a 2–3 hour gap from antibiotic dosing
Stick to pure, tested formulations only — avoid unregulated products
Monitor for any new symptoms after starting it
If symptoms worsen or new side effects appear while taking Shilajit with antibiotics, stop it and consult a physician. In active infections, priority should be given to prescribed medicines first.
Health Tips
Hydration and rest are key during fever recovery — supplements may help long-term but aren't substitutes for proper medical care.
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Dr. Anmol Kudal
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4 yrs exp
Nashik
Shilajit is a natural supplement and doesn’t typically interfere directly with most antibiotics.
It may actually support recovery due to its antioxidant and adaptogenic properties.
Next Steps
Maintain a gap of at least 2–3 hours between shilajit and your antibiotic dose.
Stay well hydrated.
Stick to pure, tested shilajit — avoid low-quality or adulterated forms.
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