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If I have started Ayurvedic medication for Pitta imbalance along with diet change how long does it take to see changes with Ayurvedic medicines
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45 days to 3 months is required to see better results. Within 2 weeks reduction in symptoms can be observed
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Regular follow-up gives good results
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Doing purgation (virechana) is helpful in Pitta imbalance
Ghrita is good
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Results may very form person to person generally 1-2month need and it also depends on diet what u r having
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At least 2 to 3 months.. But you can feel the symptoms reducing, body feeling lighter...
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stay calm and trust Ayurveda
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any discomfort or problem during the following of regime and medicine go back to the same doctor and discuss,
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
Ayurveda
11 yrs exp
Pune
One dose 24 hours is enough for changes observation
In one week you will see noticible improvement if diagnosis treatment is accurate
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Dr Somia Singla
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27 yrs exp
Patiala
It's different for different person
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