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Paripathadi kadha is safe during preganacy
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Paripathadi kadha is safe during preganacy - #17739

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From tin age i have tremendous body heat and sweating...even in Ac i used to get sweat. paripathadi kadha is working very nicely on body heat..But i want to confirm whether it is safe to take in pregnancy

Age: 34
Chronic illnesses: no
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Paripathadi Kadha is an Ayurvedic formulation known for its cooling properties and ability to balance excess Pitta dosha, which may help with body heat and sweating. However, during pregnancy, it's crucial to be cautious with herbal remedies. Some ingredients in Paripathadi Kadha may not be ideal for pregnancy as they could have an impact on the uterus or other bodily functions. It's always best to consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner or your healthcare provider before continuing any herbal medicine during pregnancy to ensure it's safe for you and your baby.
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Namaste, Paripathadi Kadha is a classical Ayurvedic formulation primarily used for reducing excessive body heat, balancing Pitta dosha, and managing inflammatory conditions. It contains cooling and detoxifying herbs that help regulate temperature and purify the blood. While it is effective in managing heat-related issues, its safety during pregnancy should be considered carefully. During pregnancy, the body undergoes natural hormonal and metabolic changes, and excessive cooling or detoxifying herbs should be used with caution. Some ingredients in Paripathadi Kadha may have a strong detoxifying effect, which could potentially disturb the delicate balance required for fetal growth. Instead of continuing it independently, I recommend consulting a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner who can assess your Prakriti (body constitution) and specific pregnancy needs before advising its use. To naturally manage body heat during pregnancy, you can include cooling foods such as coconut water, soaked almonds, fennel seed-infused water, and fresh seasonal fruits like pomegranate and sweet lime. Shatavari and Guduchi are generally safe and beneficial for cooling the body while supporting pregnancy health. Staying hydrated and practicing sheetali pranayama (cooling breathwork) can also help regulate body temperature safely. Always prioritize a balanced approach that aligns with both maternal and fetal well-being.
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During pregnancy, it's super important to be cautious with anything you're taking, even if it's something that's been helping you like Paripathadi Kadha. Ayurvedic formulations can be quite potent and not all are safe for expectant mothers. Spects in our traditional texts like Charaka and Sushruta might not directly mention every modern formulation, and combinations could vary widely. Paripathadi Kadha is often used for reducing pitta-related heat and can be very effective in cooling the body. Ingredients like Parpataka, Musta, and Sathi are known for their cooling properties. However, pregnancy is a tricky time! Lots of things that are great normally can be problematic during these months. There's concerns that some herbs might be too strong on the digestive system or impact the balance of the doshas which are already in flux during pregnancy. Instead of any self-medicating during pregnancy, it's best to chat with an Ayurvedic doc who can take a full look at your unique constitution and pregnancy condition. They can tell if Paripathadi is good for you or suggest alternative gentle remedies or lifestyle tweaks. Often simple things like coconut water, a diet filled with naturally cooling foods like cucumber and pumpkin, or specific prenatal Ayurvedic teas might be advised. They can also guide you on practices like pranayama or yoga asanas suitable during pregnancy to manage the heat and sweating. Make sure to avoid overly spicy or sour foods which can aggravate pitta further. Simple things like wearing light cotton clothing, staying in well-ventilated spaces, and staying hydrated can help too. Just keep in mind, your body's going through a lot with pregnancy, so make wellness choices with proper guidance! It’s always better to err on the side of caution when it comes to these precious months.
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