Is it safe to give moti pishti powder to my 10-year-old child for constant nausea and vomiting? - #52937

For a 10-year-old child with recent onset nausea and mild daily vomiting, the condition is usually due to acute digestive disturbance (Agnimandya) or mild Pitta irritation, not something that needs strong mineral preparations immediately. Moti Pishti is generally safe in small doses, but in this situation it is not the first choice, especially when symptoms are recent and mild. The focus should be on settling the stomach and improving digestion gently. Start with Elaichi (cardamom) powder with a little honey 2–3 times a day, and give warm jeera (cumin) water in small sips throughout the day. You can also give Kutajarishta 5 ml with equal water after meals twice daily if vomiting persists. Light, warm foods like rice, moong dal, and avoiding heavy, oily, or outside food is important. If you still wish to use Moti Pishti, it can be given in a very small dose (30–60 mg once or twice daily with honey) for a short duration, but only as supportive, not primary treatment. If vomiting increases, fever develops, or the child becomes weak or dehydrated, immediate pediatric evaluation is necessary. Usually, with simple digestive correction, symptoms settle within a few days.

It’s not advisable… please give him Sy.Vomitab 10ml twice or Tab.vomitab 1-1-1