Caripill tablet used for - #3673
Last month, my cousin was diagnosed with dengue fever, and his platelet count dropped significantly. The doctor prescribed him a medicine called Caripill tablets, and I was curious about its use and how it works. I know dengue can be life-threatening if platelets go too low, but I’d like to understand more about what Caripill tablet is used for and whether it’s safe to rely on for conditions like this. From what I’ve read, Caripill is made from papaya leaf extract, which is supposed to help increase platelet count naturally. Is that the primary use of Caripill tablets, or are there other conditions it’s recommended for? Can it also be used for general immunity boosting, or is it strictly for critical cases like dengue or thrombocytopenia? I’m also wondering how quickly Caripill tablets start to work. For my cousin, his count improved within three days, but I don’t know if that’s typical. Are there any side effects of Caripill tablets, like nausea or allergies, that we should watch out for? If anyone here has used Caripill tablets for dengue or other conditions, I’d love to hear about your experience. Did it work as expected, and were there any precautions or dietary recommendations given along with it? Can it be taken with other medicines, or does it have to be used alone for best results?
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