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Can i used desi gheee in eye??? Is it safe to used desi ghee in eyes i have myopia -3 sph -0.50 cyl.
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Triphla ghrit can be taken orally along with saptamrit loh. Wash your eyes with triphla treated water.
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It is matter of valuable eyes, please consult ophthalmologist either allopathic or AYURVEDIC
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Triphala gritham melted in water bath and test the temp and use in eyes... That would be more better
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yes it can be used, but for the Condition of Myopia i recommend Triphala Gritam Tarpan process under ayurvedic doctor's expertise
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Yes nd instead of desi ghee u can use TRIPHALA GHRIT.
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For your condition use of medicated ghee is useful. Treatment procedures should only be done in the presence of experts.
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Please consult ayurvedic doctor if associated with other symptoms.
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
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Yes you can use pure ghee preferably home made or use Triphala ghritam just make sure it should stored well after opening.
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