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Phalasarpis
Is phalasarpis used during pregnancy? What are the benefits. Can it be taken in first and second trimester.
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Before starting phalasarpi it is always better that you consult ayurvedic doctor in person or online. After taking your history in detail doctor will decide to continue or not. General opinion of mine is that it is used for infertility and as uterine tonic, in gynaecological problems in female before pregnancy. After conceiving there are many other ghrita beneficial for baby like brahmi etc. You can start those. Consult with me online on this platform if necessary.
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Yes it’s good to continue in pregnancy daily single dose in early morning. It even helps in babies health and overall nutrition to your body too as ghee enhances tissue quality also helpful in brain development
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Do you have any history of Abortion??
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visit nearest gynecologist
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Dr. Trupti Kalyanshetti - Prabhune
Ayurveda
5 yrs exp
Pune
Hi,
Phalasarpi or phalaghrita is uterine tonic mainly used in infertility and frequent abortions.
Yes it can be taken in pregnancy.
But you should consult an ayurvedic doctor before starting it.
Proper obstetric history will help to decide the dose etc.
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