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Vaginal bleeding after virechana
My mother recently went to an ayurveda center for her arthritis problem.
They suggested virechana and januvasthi..
But soon after ghee medicine, she started bleeding... Which is similar to menstrual bleeding.
She is 60 years old and in her menopause time.
She is little worried.
To stop bleeding, doctor has prescribed -
1.Raktha stambak 2 tablets morning, afternoon n night 20 mins before food
2.Pushyanuga choorna
1 table spoon three times with water before food
3.Sativa kalpa
3 tea spoons three times with 3 teaspoons of normal water before food.
Just wanted to know, is der any complications?
For how many more days she has to continue this medicine so that bleeding stops?
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Dr. Priyanka Risbood
Consultant Physician
11 yrs exp
Thane
She is 58 years old and as you know it is menapausal age where menses i.e. bleeding is irregular . Please monitor for at least 4 days
Or else if bleeding does not stop consult personally as it will need personal consultation and it may result in blood loss and weakness if not treated properly
Next Steps
Excessive blood loss may lead to severe anemia and weakness
Do monitor and pls consult personally
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It will not be good to take Virechan or any other Shodhan treatment in this condition
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