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Typhoid fever
I have recently recovered from typhoid fever...can i take himalaya guduchi tablet?...If yes ..tell me how to take (dosage)
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Hello dear,
May I know your intension behind taking Guduchi medicine ?
It has rolls like blood purifying+ anti- inflammatory etc.
If you want to tackle with post thyroid damage recovery ( intestinal) then it's good choice.
Tb Guduchi can be taken for 7 or 15 days twice a day before or after meals.
No issues..
Before meals will act on intestines / lower body part.
After meals will act as a blood purifier.
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consult doctor online to elaborate more your problem
Health Tips
stay away from left over food, follow hygiene rules before having good etc.
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Yes ,thus tablet can be taken for a week .one in morning and one in evening...please take care of stomach with soft and cooked and easily digestible food only.
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You may take it one tab mor. and eve.without any hesitation.But after typhoid fever some medicine and management needs.For it you may consult with me through this Chanel.
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Hello dear don't worry,yes, U can take 1 tab bid before breakfast and before dinner with water
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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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maintain healthy life style and diet
use luke warm water
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