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Is goat milk and giloy in dengue fever . Kindly advice .is that important .do it help in increasing platlets .
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consultation with a ayurvedic practitioner is advisable
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No such evidence are there regarding increasing platelets with Goat milk
But Giloy & papaya leaves juice have some significant results
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There is no scientific proof for all these .Better consult a gen physician for correct assessment and treatment to overcome dengue .
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Dr. Siddharth M Chalil
General Practitioner
2 yrs exp
Kozhikode
Hi practo user! There is no credible scientific study to back the effect of goat milk and giloy on platelet count.
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Have foods rich in vitamins, Drink plenty of water, check platelets regularly.
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