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Kumariasav
I'm having burning sensation in stomach. I was given kumariasav but it feels like it increase burning sensation. Does it do that? what shoud I do?
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Take paripathaadi kadha 4tsf with equal amount of water after meals twice a day regularly...
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Pl consult ur treating physician lifestyle changes go a long way along with medicines in treating hyperacidity
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Avoid spicy and oily foods..
Drink plenty of water..
Check for constipation..
Take some ayurveda medicine..
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for further information consult me privately
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Dr. Gunjan Saini
Sexologist
14 yrs exp
Haridwar
take proper knowledge about this
first
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Dr. D Srikrishna
Ayurveda
12 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi
contact your Doctor.
He would help you.
Asavas generally do not induce burning sensation. And Kumariasav is coolant.
So definitely nothing to worry about.
As your doctor and given a combination already with this medicine , he would be able to guide you correctly
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