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Can Decdan, Ciplactin And Liv52 Be Taken Together For Weight Gain?
Hello doctor... I am 23 old boy with thin body. One of my friend advised me to take combo of decdan, ciplactin and himalaya liv 52 tablets for weight gain. I want to know the proper daily dosage for above tablets and is it safe to use them for purpose of weight gain?
Mon, 10 Jun 2019
Hi,
1. it should be remembered in the context that person can be lean, underweight, emaciated or with mild to moderate weight loss depending upon physical examination and associated investigation, thus prior to starting any form of alternative treatment kindly check with your attending Doctor with physical assessment.
2. Before one start with the treatment, the patient or the physician has to first evaluate and calculate whether the weight loss is extreme and obvious OR it is inconsequential or negligible weight loss which just needs some good diet and lifestyle management.
3. Prior to prescribing medicine(s) to the patient(s), it is the duty of the attending Physician to give emphasis and importance on the mind of the patients that tonics and injections alone are not enough to help assess and monitor changes in body weight, also good food and exercise must accompany the medicines for a significant and considerable gain in weight.
PS. regarding the dosage, your attending physician can take due consideration in prescribing you the correct dosage.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Munish Sood, Ayurveda Specialist
1. it should be remembered in the context that person can be lean, underweight, emaciated or with mild to moderate weight loss depending upon physical examination and associated investigation, thus prior to starting any form of alternative treatment kindly check with your attending Doctor with physical assessment.
2. Before one start with the treatment, the patient or the physician has to first evaluate and calculate whether the weight loss is extreme and obvious OR it is inconsequential or negligible weight loss which just needs some good diet and lifestyle management.
3. Prior to prescribing medicine(s) to the patient(s), it is the duty of the attending Physician to give emphasis and importance on the mind of the patients that tonics and injections alone are not enough to help assess and monitor changes in body weight, also good food and exercise must accompany the medicines for a significant and considerable gain in weight.
PS. regarding the dosage, your attending physician can take due consideration in prescribing you the correct dosage.
Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards,
Dr. Munish Sood, Ayurveda Specialist
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