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Psorakot Tablet and Ashwagandha
Respected Doctors,
I have been advised by my doctor to take Psorakot Tablets and Psorakot Cream application thrice a day as a part of Psoriasis treatment. Please advise if Ashwagandha 500 mg supplement per day, be consumed along with the Psorakot tablets? Will these medicines interact with each other? Will Ashwagandha flare up Psoriasis or reduce the inflammation.
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No interaction, can be combined. Better ask treating physician
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Dr. Akarshini A.M
Ayurveda
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
Ashwaganda is not suggested in psoriasis, avoid
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Dr. Neeraj Gujarathi
Ayurveda
15 yrs exp
Nashik
Hello, as a supplement you can take Ashwagandha daily. Ashwagandha dont have any direct role on psoriasis except stress factor.
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it's better to consult treating doctor before starting it
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Dr. Rajeev Kumar Verma
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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