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Anti rabies vaccine & ayurvedic medicine
I have taken anti rabies vaccine 3 months back, vaccine end date: mar-8-2023.Now can I take ayurvedic medicine for other health issues, medicine names Arogyavardhini, Baidyanath Mahasudarshan Ghan vati, Doothapapeshwar Punarnavasav, can this medicine affects vaccination?
Dosage:
Arogyavardhini : morning 2 tablets , evening 2 tabs
Mahasudarshn ghanvati: morning 2 tablets , evening 2 tabs
Punarnavasav:morning 10 ml, evening 10 ml
Is any changes required on dosage also, thank you.
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Ayurvedic herbs are as safe as your kitchen herbs so they don't harm as allopathic medicines but they should not be taken unnecessarily because there is no meaning taking it if your body doesn't need it. normally one doesn't know which herb works effectively on particular symptoms according to body's prakriti so if they are taken with an expert's advise, you will definitely get the best results.
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Great to note ur inquisitive nature and trust showing for Ayurveda.
Hopefully you are under ayurvedic dr's advice if so u can but self medication not advisable. Though these are safe
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You can take ayurvedic medicine. It will not effect vaccination. No need to change the dose of medicine.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment
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Dr. Arun Kumar
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Consult an ayurveda expert for best advice
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