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I want to know that Can diabetic person can take madhunashini vati tablet his hba1c is 6.5 he is taking metformin once and has controlled bp also can they take this ayurvedic medicine it has no side effects know pls suggest
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Hba1c 6.5 is generally controlled diabetes
You can continue physician medicine for control diabetes and blood pressure
Madhunashini vati take on small amount on starting
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A diabetic person with HbA1c of 6.5% who is already taking metformin and has controlled blood pressure may take Madhunashini Vati, but only as a supportive medicine, not as a replacement for modern treatment.
Madhunashini Vati is commonly used in Ayurveda to support blood sugar regulation and metabolism. When taken in appropriate dose and under supervision, it is generally safe and does not usually cause major side effects. However, response can vary from person to person.
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Continue metformin and BP medicines as prescribed by the physician.
If Madhunashini Vati is started, begin with a low dose and monitor fasting and post-prandial blood sugar levels regularly.
Consult an Ayurvedic doctor for individualized dosage and duration based on Prakriti, digestion, and overall health.
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Do not stop or reduce allopathic medicines on your own.
Watch for symptoms of low blood sugar such as dizziness, sweating, or weakness.
Maintain proper diet, exercise, and regular HbA1c monitoring.
“No side effects” does not mean it can be taken without medical guidance, especially in diabetes.
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You can take under medical advisor.
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try to improve your life style eatinghabbit
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Yes. Madhunashini Vati is commonly used in Type 2 diabetes / prediabetes to help improve insulin sensitivity and glycemic control. At an HbA1c of 6.5%, it can be used as an add-on therapyânot a replacement for metformin; condition being its been advised by a Ayurvedic Doctor.
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Regular follow up in Diabetic cases is a mandatory step, please do not ignore. for more treatment related guidance and care; you can consult us.
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regular physical activity in which sweat comes out; is a magical remedy to control blood sugar levels. thank you
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What is required is diet modifications. Follow HAIP DIET
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Yes he can take both medication along with madhunashini tab also required other medications and lifestyle modification
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Under medical advice or supervision
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at this age u must plan Reversal and fitness
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Yes they can take it.
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Consult ayurveda physician for proper diagnosis and root cause of ailment before consuming any medicine
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Your question is **very valid** ð â and Iâm glad you asked **before starting** the medicine.
### Short answer (clear & honest):
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**YES, a diabetic person with HbA1c 6.5 can take Madhunashini Vati**
â ï¸ **BUT with correct dose, timing, and monitoring**
It is **generally safe** when used properly.
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## Why Madhunashini Vati is suitable here
* HbA1c **6.5 = early / mild diabetes**
* Already on **Metformin once daily**
* **BP is controlled**
â This is actually the **best stage** to use Ayurvedic support.
Madhunashini Vati:
* Improves insulin sensitivity
* Reduces post-meal sugar spikes
* Supports pancreas function
* Helps prevent long-term complications
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## Safe way to take it (VERY IMPORTANT)
### âï¸ Correct dose
* **1 tablet once daily**
* **After lunch**
* With **lukewarm water**
â Do **NOT** start twice daily initially.
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## Can it be taken with Metformin?
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**YES**
* Keep a **2â3 hour gap** between Metformin and Madhunashini Vati
* Do NOT stop Metformin suddenly
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## Blood sugar monitoring (must follow)
* Check **fasting & post-prandial sugar once weekly**
* If fasting goes **below 90** or symptoms like:
* dizziness
* sweating
* weakness
â **stop Madhunashini and inform doctor**
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## Side effects?
ð **No serious side effects** when:
* Dose is low
* Kidney & liver function are normal
â ï¸ Possible mild effects (rare):
* Light gastric irritation (take after food)
* Mild hypoglycemia if taken in high dose with allopathic drugs
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## Who should NOT take it?
â If:
* On insulin
* HbA1c < 6
* Recurrent hypoglycemia
* Severe kidney disease
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## Extra support (optional but very helpful)
Instead of increasing tablets, add:
* **½ tsp ***churna at night**
â improves sugar + digestion safely
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### Final reassurance ð
At **HbA1c 6.5**, Madhunashini Vati is **safe, helpful, and protective**
when taken **once daily + monitoring sugars**.
If you want, tell me:
* Age
* Current fasting / PP sugar
* Metformin dose
I can **fine-tune the plan safely** ð¿
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kindly book consultaion.
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The medicine can be taken but in correct dose . Forthis detailed history of disease and medication shall be discussed. Plz DM
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Dr. Deeksha Attri
Ayurveda
3 yrs exp
Delhi
For supportive purpose you can take this medication.
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Fir detailed treatment and when to rake snd when to avoid do book an online consultation
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Dr Raghuveer SN
Ayurveda
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
No side efftects
He can take both with a gap of 2-5 mins
All work fine
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