Can I take Mahasankha Vati with High Blood Pressure Medication? - #52331

Maha shankhavati can be as per required when abdominal pain. Or shooting pain in abdomen., taking for shor period is ok, since you have blood pressure to best to avoid if no pain For acidity and gastric problem we have safer medication Biogest tablet will help release, gas, prevent bloating. Heposem will improve digestion hence gas can be prevented Jeerakarisht will help in overall digestion, Avipattikar choornam will help reduce acidity The recommended medication are attached here with the required dosage. Avoid processed, fatty foods, fast foods.

Yes, you can take Mahashankha Vati with BP medicine but carefully take 1 tablet after food check your BP regularly stop if you feel any problem

Yes, you can take Maha Shank Vati along with your anti-hypertensive medication. In Ayurveda, the approach is not just about restricting salt intake, but understanding the root cause of high blood pressure. Often, hypertension is linked to poor gut health and Vata aggravation. When digestion is weak, it can disturb Vata dosha, which in turn may contribute to increased blood pressure. Maha Shank Vati helps improve digestion and balance Vata, and the presence of salts in it supports this process rather than harming you. In your case, your gut health appears to be compromised, so this medicine may be beneficial for you. Since you are already on anti-hypertensive medication, it will not increase your blood pressure. You can take it for one month and observe the difference. For a deeper understanding of your condition and more personalized treatment, I would recommend booking personal consultation

Hello, You can take Mahasankha vati for chronic bloating, but not blindly high Bp medication- this needs a bit of care. Your condition -long term bloating (>6 months)-> usually mandagni (low digestive fire) + vata imbalance -Symptoms suggest= aam (toxins from poor digestion), gas accumulation (vata in abdomen) About. Mahasankha vati It is a strong digestive stimulant used for -gas, bloating -indigestion -chronic digestive weakness It contains ingredients like shankha bhasma, trikatu, hing etc which -increase digestive fire -reduce gas -improve gut motility Important= with high Bp medication This is where caution is needed Possible concerns 1) Heating nature -can sometimes increase pitta-> may indirectly affect BP in sensitive people 2) Contains salts/mineral compounds= in some cases may interact with Bp balance or medications 3) Drug interaction risk= if you are on beta blockers, diuretics, ACE inhibitors-> combining without supervision is not ideal Can you take it? Yes, but only under these condition -low dose -after meals -monitor Bp regularly Safe Ayurvedic approach Betterplan Instead of directly jumping to Mahasankha vati, start with milder and safer options 1) First line -hing(pinch) + warm water after meals -jeera + ajwain water boiled -triphala 1 tsp with warm water at night very helpful for chronic cases 2) Diet correction most important -warm, freshly cooked meals -ginger + rock salt before meals small piece -buttermilk with roasted cumin daytime Avoid -cold food, fridge items -curd at night -heavy,oily, fried food -excess tea,coffee If using Mahasankha vati -Dose= 1 tab after meals max twice daily -Duration= short term initially for 5-7 days Stop If -burning sensation -increases Bp -acidity Root cause since your issue is > 6 months, tablets alone won’t fix it You likely need -digestion reset -mild detox ama removal -vata balancin routine Start with gentler remedies first-> often enough for bloating Do follow Hope this might be helpful Thank you

yes u can 1 tab twice daily after meal Bp monitor regularly

Hi… Can you please tell reason of high BP or have you undergone any diagnostic test etc?

As I have seen you have mahashankh Vati and you are taking Triphala guglu and Aam panchak also All three medications are hot in potency it is great for treating chronic bloating and aam but medicine at once can some time cause acidity and burning sensation into your body Please priortized one medicine taking both arm pachak Vati and mahashankh Vati maybe too salty it is often better to use Aam pachak Vati first to clear the aam before moving to mahashankhvati So instead of taking both Aam pachak and mahashankh Vati please take one of them usually 30 minutes before or after meal Keep one our gap between BP medication and other Ayurvedic medications ensure you drink plenty of water throughout the day

About Mahashankhavati tablet: It helps in pachan and has saindhav salt in it. As you are on hypertension (B.P) medications it is adviced that you take the BP medication in the morning and Mahashankhavati during your meals with a dose of 1 tab immediately after food. Also follow the below mentioned regime ✔️Do✔️ Eat home cooked food Dinner before sunset or maximum an hour after sunset 100 steps walking after both meals Stress free lifestyle Dairy only made from cow milk and if possible avoid dairy products. 🧘‍♀️Yoga and Pranayam🧘‍♀️ Sarvangasan Tadasan Vrukshasan Pashimotanasan Tratak Anulom vilom Bhramari ❌Dont❌ Excessive salt Alcohol Tobacco and its products Fried and oily food Processed and packed items Ready to eat meals Papad Pickles

Take this combo 1. Sootsekhar rasa 2tab before food bd 2. Sankha vati 2bd af with luke warm water

Because you are on High BP medication, taking Mahashankh Vati is dangerous. This specific Ayurvedic tablet is formulated with a high concentration of various salts (Lavana), including rock salt, black salt, and sea salt. This heavy sodium load will cause water retention, completely counteract your blood pressure medicine, and cause your BP to spike dangerously. ✓Safe Ayurvedic Alternatives for Gas (BP-Friendly) Since your main issue is chronic gas lasting over 6 months, you need herbs that pacify Vata (wind) in the gut without adding sodium to your system. 1. CCF Tea (Cumin, Coriander, Fennel) How to make: Boil half a teaspoon each of Jeera (Cumin), Dhaniya (Coriander seeds), and Saunf (Fennel) in 2 glasses of water until it reduces to half. Usage: Sip this warm tea throughout the day. It is a powerful, completely salt-free carminative that breaks down trapped gas bubbles and aids digestion. 2. Garlic (Lashuna) Usage: Swallow 1 small, freshly crushed clove of raw garlic with warm water on an empty stomach in the morning. 3. Avoid Commercial Gas Churnas Warning: Almost all over-the-counter Ayurvedic gas powders (like Hingvashtak Churna, Lavan Bhaskar Churna, etc.) contain high amounts of salt. Read labels carefully and stick to pure, single herbs. Regards Dr Gursimran Jeet Singh MD Panchakarma