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Over dose of ayurvedic medicines
On 29 April I took hridyamrit vati at 1 pm
Then medha vati at 2 pm and then again hridyamrit vati at 4pm
Since then I am feeling little headaches, dizziness also difficulty in concentration
Also I was suffering from covid since 12 April so I was taking giloy ghan vati and sawashari syrup ...but after I developed chest pain
That was the reason to take hridyamrit and medha vati on 29 April
I also got myself ct scan of my brain ...and according to doctor everything was normal
But still I will as if my mind is not active properly ...
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Good evening ,
Advice to take medicines only after an expert cons.
Post Covid stress disorders can happen. Need a detail evaluation to assess the dosha balances and suggest medicines
Consult online and proper ayurveda will help you .
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Dr. Mahima Shrivastava
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7 yrs exp
Durg
Hello
Not only you but Many patients in the post covid phases have suffered Such symptoms .Just Don't Worry...Be Calm have patience...Maintain a complete balanced Diet..Start practicing anulom vilom pranayam for 5 min and meditation for 10 min Morning And Evening.
Take
Kooshmaand Rasayana 5 gm BD for one month(empty stomach)
Amritarisht 20 ml Bd for one month after meals
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If needed you can have online consultation.
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Take long 20 Deep Breaths slowly in the morning in open airy space... Throughout the day take 5 deep breaths every Hour closing your eyes for 15 days..
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