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Triphala 4 constipation on breastfeeding
Am a new mother with 3 months old baby by c section, am breastfeeding my baby, Since my baby is 3 months, due to lack of enough sleep I have constipation issues and general weakness bcoz of c section, is it advisable to take Triphala tablets during breastfeeding? I had taken it regularly before my pregnancy.
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You can take Triphala, as it doesn't harm
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Take care as baby also receives some part of medicine that mother takes
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Dear ptn,
Yes trifala tab can be helpful. And it can be used while breastfeeding.
But since you used to take it regularly in history it suggests that you are facing this problem from many days.
In your current situation instead of triphala tab you can have triphala churna with 1 teaspoon of ghee.
Continue this for maximum 7 days.
As you had c section so its not advisable to use any strong laxatives for longer time.
For any further query you can contact me or any other ayurvedic consultant near by.
Thank you
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continue to take tab for 7 days max
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triphala tab or triphala churna should be taken at night with 1 spoon of ghee and few sips of luke warm water.
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Dr. Gajanan S Manamwar
Ayurveda
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Taking castor oil like products is more beneficial without any side effects
Post pregnancy problems needs treatment to cure
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