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How much water to drink with medicines
Hello doctor,
I have a question in my mind. That we are advised to drink equal water with dashmoolaristha and different types of asavs..
Can i drink more water after taking mixture of half water+ half dashmoolarisht. Or i have to wait. Is that even matter? What is the correct method. Please enlight me.
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Better u don't drink additional water after taking the medicine wait for half an hour and then drink additional water.
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Take 15 to 20ml dasamoolarishtam along with same quality of luke warm water, take twice daily, after food..
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Hello there is no problem to take more water after taking dashmoolaristt, it's all right.
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for further details consult online..
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Ayurveda
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello Ma'am,Yes U can take more water, equal amount of water prescribed minimum amount,All the best
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Dr. Rajat Sharma
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Sometimes after the medicine it's ok to take some more water .Though 15 ml of Dashmoolarishta be mixed with 50 ml of lukewarm water. It is better that way.
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