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Dabur Sutshekhar ras
1tab contains what mg of dabur sutshekhar ras..taking 9 tablet a day with dividing 3 parts..8s it safe..prescribed by doctor but wanted to know 1tab contains what mg?
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Sutshekhar Ras has antispasmodic action. It also regulates the muscle functions and balances the Vata and Pitta disturbances.
Dose for adult is 125 _ 250 mg
Maximum dose is 750 mg per day
Don't take 9 tablet in a day
Best Time to Take: After Food
Adjuvant: Water in most cases, Lukewarm milk, Ghee and Honey
Dabar 1 tablet is 125 mg
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If its dabur sootshekhar ras with gold then don't take 9 tablets...
take 2 ( 250mg) tablet two times a day empty stomach with honey...
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Good, now a days everyone is conscious about dose.
Every pharma has its packaging usually with gold whole tab is 60-125mg and with minor variations in formulation your dr will illuminate the dose with said Anupan i.e. with what the medicine is asked to pop like juice if Pomegranate/Lemon/Honey milk n on what time i.e. Empty stomach early morning /prior bed etc...decide the course n preciseness of expected action...
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usually 7day or in the multiple of 7 medicine is asked to have....with follow up regularly
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