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Swasa chintamani Ras for a 13 year and 8 year old
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Swasa chintamani Ras for a 13 year and 8 year old - #26134

Kumar

Can we use Swas chintamani ras to a 8 year old and a 13 year old boys for respiratory issues? Are there any side effects in the kids for using these medicines? Does this medicine have minerals and metals in it? How much dosage is safe for kids Thanks

Age: 43
Chronic illnesses: None
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It is to be used only after direct consultation with an ayurvedic doctor. This is not a kind of medicine which you can directly give to kids or even for adults. It contains mercury etc non herbal ingredients but in purest form. Dosage in indicated conditions to be decided strictly by a registered ayurvedic practitioner after proper examination of the patient.
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Hello, 1. Better not to give to children. 2. They have to be taken only after consulting an ayurveda doctor in person. 3. yes. They do contain minerals and metals in purified, yet consumable form. Take care. Kind regards.
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It's better such medicine be avoided in children, as it has minerals You can give instead Yastimadhu churan 1/2tsp+sitopaladi churan 1/2tsp mix with honey and give twice daily. Give warm hald doodh at bedtime. Avoid fried, sugary foods, processed foods, canned fruit, citrus fruits. Follow up after 1 month
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