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Is 'Garbhapal Ras' safe with alopathic
My wife is 2.5 months pregnant and has some complications like history of miscarriage, little high Homocysteine serum, blood spot, haemorrhage. And under alopath treatment and getting support of medicine like Progesterone tablets/inj, hcg inj, Enoxaparin Inj and multivitamin.
My parents also want to start ayurvedic medicine 'Gharbhapal Ras' that my mother took at her pregnancy, but I read it contains heavy metal salts.
So is it safe to take 'Garbhapal' with current mentioned alopath medicines? Please suggest. Thanks.
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It's great n thanks for u trust ayurved.
Good ur following ur dr.
Equally "Garbh pal" Ras is one of most time tested drug of Ayurved u can blindly count on.
At a same time I request you to have it after consulting ayurved dr only.
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Ayurved offers amazing support care for every concern arise during pregnancy by diet of every month i.e. मांसानुमासिक गर्भिणी परिचर्या
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