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Resume medicines after typhoid
Person had typhoid a week back. Now she is fine. Reports are also normal. So now can she start taking her ongoing ayurvedic medicines which she has been taking since a month for fibroid and cyst and period problem.
Medicines are : ushirasava, ashokarista, kachnar gugullu, vriddhi vatika vati and cystogrit. Is it ok to start continue it again as typhoid is cured or should she wait for other few days?
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It's ok
She can start Ayurvedic medication
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Better you contact already treating ayurved dr
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailments before consuming any medicine
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Consult for proper treatment plan personally on practo.
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Thanks for trusting Ayurved and choosing to seek a second opinion from Ayurveda Dr Satish.
It's always better to conclude virechan(trivrut-trifala-manuka) and Apunarbhav Rasayan therapy after jwar vyadhi then can be planned fibroid n cyst management protocol which Rakta-mans- dhatu shudhhi.
It's always better to communicate with treating dr. Self medicine won't serve the purpose
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She can start if she is fully recovered from typhoid.
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eat healthy diet drink plenty of water avoid spicy food junkfood processed oilyhotfood nonveg sugar fried food junkfood processed oilyhotfood nonveg sugar.
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Dr. Sudhir Mohanpuriya
Ayurveda
Varanasi
Recovering from a recent episode of typhoid means that while your diagnostic blood reports have returned to normal, your internal system is still in a delicate, post-infectious state.
In Ayurveda, typhoid severely depletes the 'Agni' (digestive and metabolic fire). Your ongoing medications for fibroids and cysts—specifically classical preparations like Kanchanar Guggulu and Vriddhi Vadhika Vati—are structurally heavy ('Guru') and highly potent.
Introducing these strong, tissue-clearing herbs immediately after a week of typhoid recovery can overload your sluggish digestive tract, leading to 'Ama' (toxic metabolic accumulation), gastric upset, or even a potential relapse of physical weakness. While it is crucial to manage the fibroid and cyst patholgy, restarting everything all at once right now is clinically not advisable for your gut.
Next Steps
* Do not blindly resume the exact same dosages of all five medicines immediately today without preparing your stomach's metabolic capacity first.
* Monitor your current appetite, bowel pattern, and strength closely for the next 48 hours to assess if your core digestion has genuinely recovered from the antibiotic or infection stress.
* Connect with me directly for a private consultation so we can safely space out and sequence these medicines, ensuring your fibroid treatment continues without harming your post-typhoid gut.
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* Phased Reintroduction: As a rule, liquid preparations (Asavas/Arishtas) are easier on a recovering stomach than dense mineral-herbal tablets (Vatis/Guggulu). The heavy tablets usually require a brief, watchful waiting period or an altered, lighter dosage to start with.
* Gut Protection: Focus heavily on warm, freshly cooked, light foods like rice gruel (Manda/Peya) or split moong dal soup for another 3-4 days to completely re-ignite your digestive fire before introducing uterine-system tonics.
* Important Note: This information serves strictly for clinical awareness. Managing a combination of complex chronic conditions like uterine fibroids and ovarian cysts immediately after an acute systemic infection requires a precise, tailored clinical judgment. Generic 'yes or no' online answers can lead to severe gastric complications if the heavy herbs fail to digest properly.
* Direct Consultation: To get a clear, step-by-step reintroduction schedule—including the exact sequence of which medicines to start first, the modified safe dosages for the first two weeks, and the ideal warm traditional vehicles (Anupanas) to protect your liver and stomach—you should consult me directly. Let's connect right here on this platform to restart your treatment safely.
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Dr. Asmita
Ayurveda
1 yrs exp
Indore
Yaaa she can start all the medicines
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Dr. Tinkle Rani
General Physician
9 yrs exp
New Delhi
If the typhoid episode has been completely treated, fever has resolved, appetite and digestion are returning to normal, and the patient is clinically well, there is generally no need to permanently discontinue her ongoing Ayurvedic treatment for fibroid/cyst and menstrual concerns. However, I would not recommend restarting all five preparations simultaneously immediately after typhoid, because the digestive system can remain sensitive for some time after the infection. Relapse of typhoid can occur, particularly within the first few weeks after recovery, so this period is better used for gradual recovery and observation.
Next Steps
Since she has been taking Ushirasava, Ashokarishta, Kanchanar Guggulu, Vriddhivadhika Vati and Cystogrit for another ongoing condition, the decision to restart should ideally be made after reviewing her current symptoms, appetite, bowel habits, energy level and the exact composition/dose of each preparation. If she is completely afebrile and clinically recovered, a short recovery interval of several days to about 1â2 weeks before resuming the full regimen is a reasonable cautious approach, particularly if she still has weakness or digestive sensitivity. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
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During the recovery period, keep meals light, freshly prepared and easy to digest, maintain adequate hydration and gradually return to her normal diet and physical activity as strength returns. Avoid very spicy, oily or heavy meals until digestion is completely comfortable. If fever returns, significant abdominal pain, persistent diarrhoea/constipation, vomiting, marked weakness or loss of appetite develops, the Ayurvedic regimen should be paused and she should be reviewed by her treating physician, as typhoid relapse can occur after apparent recovery. Thank you
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Dr. Danny Devasy
Ayurveda
22 yrs exp
Madurai
Hi there!
It's absolutely safe to continue the medicines.
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