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Can i use ashwagandha tablets alongwith my regular allopathic BP medicine. My BP in control.
Kindly suggest whether I should take the same Or not. Also advice whether ashwagandha causes gastric issues.
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no it wont cause any gastritis
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Regular use you may put on wait, need to some other drugs too, consult me online
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Yes you can take Ashwagandha tablet with your antihypertensive medicines with a difference of 1/2 to 1 hour.
If your digestion is good it doesn't cause gas trouble
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if face any issues with your BD and gas then consult online with your proper medical detail
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better to take Ashwaganda with milk
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Tablet H.T.KOT. 1bd for BP
After some time reduce your Allopathic medicine
For Ashwagandha , your digestive system should be able to take that.
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Yes you can use it
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