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Kachnar gugulu & dashmoolarishta
Can we have kachnar guggulu and dasmoolarishta together?
Both are supposed to be have after food 2 times.
So is it okay to take together?
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Yes u can take both medicines together after meal .
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You can take it after meal
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Yes, You can take it together.
Take one Kanchanara Guggulu along with 15 to 20 ml of Dasamoolarishta, twice daily, after food.
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Hello Ma'am don't worry,Yes U can take together after meals
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Please be specific with your condition. But there is no problem in taking both together, depends on your needs. In my opinion you should only take medicines under consultation.
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Yes no problem with medicine combination...only thing to be taken care is if u need it or not.
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