Dengue Tablet Caripill - #3850

My cousin was recently diagnosed with dengue, and his platelet count dropped significantly within just a few days. The doctors recommended hospital care, but we were also told about the dengue tablet Caripill as a supportive treatment. I wanted to ask if anyone here has used Caripill for dengue and whether it actually helps improve platelet count effectively. How does the dengue tablet Caripill work? Does it just boost platelets temporarily, or does it address the root cause of platelet depletion in dengue? Also, how quickly does it take effect? With dengue, things can escalate so quickly, and I’m worried if Caripill alone is enough as a support. I also want to know about the dosage for the dengue tablet Caripill. Is it the same for adults and kids, or does it vary depending on weight or platelet levels? My cousin is 17, so we’re unsure if Caripill is safe and suitable for his age. Another concern is whether Caripill has any side effects. I’ve read that papaya leaf extract, which is the main ingredient, can sometimes upset the stomach. Are there other potential side effects to be aware of, and should it be taken with food to minimize any risks? Lastly, is the dengue tablet Caripill only effective during the illness, or can it also help during recovery to stabilize platelet levels? If anyone here has used Caripill or knows more about its benefits and limitations, I’d really appreciate your insights. We’re trying to do everything we can to help him recover quickly and safely.