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Can Rheumatic Heart Disease Be Treated By Ayurvedic Medicine? Do These Affect A Breast Fed Child ?
rheumatic heart disease can it be treated by ayurvedic medicine and can it affect my child who feeds on my milk i am 27 suffering from rheumatic heart disease and i am taking regularly penicum 12 lakh injection after every three week can i get name of any ayurvedic medicine for this and i have a baby girl of 10 month whether this disease affect her health as she is feeding on my milk
Sat, 14 Apr 2012
hello,
it is excreted through breast milk and may cause diarrhea or allergic responses in baby. but you have to take it because benefit of penicillin for the mother is more against the potential risk of side effects in the infant.
take care
it is excreted through breast milk and may cause diarrhea or allergic responses in baby. but you have to take it because benefit of penicillin for the mother is more against the potential risk of side effects in the infant.
take care
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hi welcome to hcm.see no its not necessary affect your baby .you continue your treatment its a congenital problem from ayurvedic medicine you maintain your health but it can not treated by Ayurveda medicine.
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dr.dhara
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dr.dhara
dhara.shah84@yahoo.in
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along wih allopathy you can strart ayurveda medicines.
But it should be under the strict guidance of a expert ayurveda physician.
be care ful about the baby, this can affect her health
dr.devidas vellodi
But it should be under the strict guidance of a expert ayurveda physician.
be care ful about the baby, this can affect her health
dr.devidas vellodi
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