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38 days ago
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can dantodbhedgadantak ras help with teething pain? worried about using it for my baby - #2284

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My baby girl just turned 8 months, and the teething phase has hit us hard. She’s been so fussy, chewing on anything she can grab, and her sleep is completely disrupted. I’ve been using teething toys and applying some mild gels, but they don’t seem to give her much relief. A family friend suggested dantodbhedgadantak ras, saying it’s a traditional Ayurvedic remedy specifically used for easing teething discomfort in babies. I’m interested because I prefer natural options, but I’m nervous about trying something new on my little one. Is it common to use this for infants, and what’s the correct dosage? Also, are there any known risks, like allergies or digestive issues, that I should watch out for? I’d love to know if anyone else has tried this remedy for teething and how it worked out for them.

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28 days ago
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Teething can be a challenging phase for both babies and parents, and it's great that you're considering natural remedies. Dantodbhedgadantak Ras is traditionally used in Ayurveda for teething, as it helps soothe inflammation and discomfort in the gums. However, it is generally not recommended for infants without professional supervision, especially for babies as young as 8 months. The formulation can be potent, and dosing for young children must be very precise to avoid any adverse effects. Common risks include digestive upset or allergic reactions, especially if the child has sensitivities to any of the ingredients. For babies, gentle remedies like massaging the gums with a clean finger dipped in warm, mildly soothing oils (like *coconut oil* or *ghee*) can provide relief. Some Ayurvedic practitioners may also recommend herbal teas made from *chamomile* or *ashwagandha* for babies in very diluted amounts. Before trying any Ayurvedic remedy, it's best to consult with a pediatric Ayurvedic practitioner to ensure the dosage and herbs are suitable and safe for your baby’s age.
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