Dr. Arul Amuthan L
Pharmacology
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Hello doctor,
My son, aged 27 years, had multiple fistulas last year, and we took Siddha medicine and applied Mathan oil. Now he has a fistula on one side, and now the doctor advised him to take Rasagandhi Mezhugu two tablets twice daily for five days. My friends told me not to take this medicine as it contains metals that affect the kidney and liver. Is it true? Is it advisable to take two tablets? He is currently on Triphala, Sangu Rasagandhi, and Mathan oil. An MRI scan was taken last month. Please reply.
Hello,
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Rasagandhi mezhugu (Vidanga, Parada, Kantha loha) is the best drug for fistula. It should be taken twice daily after food, along with a cup of buttermilk. For the first few days, we need to check the compatibility of the patient. If suitable, it should be continued for many weeks. Many studies have proven the safety of this drug, so no need to worry about it. Many cancer and AIDS patients are taking this drug for life long. You can do a blood test (liver function test and renal function test) before starting this therapy. Again, repeat the same test after two months to check whether the liver and kidneys are normal. This is the best way to ensure safety.
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