Khadiradi Vati
Khadiradi Vati
Khadiradi Vati or Gutika is an Ayurvedic herbal medicine which is used to treat mouth ulcers, sore throat, and tonsillitis. It contains Khadira, Javitri, and other herbs which provide aid in treating various mouth-related ailments, like diseases of teeth, gums, tongue, and sore throat[1]. It acts as an oral antiseptic, astringent, and anti-inflammatory agent, providing aid in better oral care. It also has an expectorant property which may be beneficial in providing relief from cough[2].
According to Ayurveda, Khadiradi Vati due to its unique properties provides aid in various mouth-related problems. It is considered to possess Kashaya (astringent) and Ropan (healing) properties helpful in the quick healing of mouth ulcers. Khadiradi Vati (Gutika) is known to have a pleasant smell as well as certain properties which help in controlling the growth of germs, a major cause of bad breath. Khadiradi Vati can also help in managing cough and cold due to its Kapha balancing property. It helps control cough, release mucus, clear air passages, thus creating a better breathing condition.
You can take 1-2 tablets of Khadiradi Vati or as directed by the physician to get relief from the symptoms of a mouth ulcer. Take it once or twice a day, preferably after meals. Avoid self-medication or taking Khadiradi Vati in excess.
Khadiradi Vati is generally well tolerated and does not have any side effects when taken in the recommended dose. However, it is advisable to consult the doctor before using Khadiradi Vati
According to Ayurveda, Khadiradi Vati due to its unique properties provides aid in various mouth-related problems. It is considered to possess Kashaya (astringent) and Ropan (healing) properties helpful in the quick healing of mouth ulcers. Khadiradi Vati (Gutika) is known to have a pleasant smell as well as certain properties which help in controlling the growth of germs, a major cause of bad breath. Khadiradi Vati can also help in managing cough and cold due to its Kapha balancing property. It helps control cough, release mucus, clear air passages, thus creating a better breathing condition.
You can take 1-2 tablets of Khadiradi Vati or as directed by the physician to get relief from the symptoms of a mouth ulcer. Take it once or twice a day, preferably after meals. Avoid self-medication or taking Khadiradi Vati in excess.
Khadiradi Vati is generally well tolerated and does not have any side effects when taken in the recommended dose. However, it is advisable to consult the doctor before using Khadiradi Vati
What are the synonyms of Khadiradi Vati?
Khadiradi Vati, Khadiradi Gutika, Khadiradi Tablet
What is the source of Khadiradi Vati?
Plant Based
Benefits of Khadiradi Vati
1. Mouth ulcer
A mouth ulcer is a sore which develops in the inner lining of the mouth. They may also appear on the tongue, lips, inside the cheeks, inside the bottom lip or on the gums. It is also known as Mukh Pak in Ayurveda. Khadiradi Vati helps in the quick healing of mouth ulcers. This is due to its Kashaya (astringent) and Ropan (healing) properties.
Tip
Keep Khadiradi Vati or Gutika in your mouth
Take it once or twice a day, preferably after meals
# To get quick relief from mouth ulcers.
2. Bad breath
Bad breath is medically known as halitosis. It can be a result of various reasons like poor dental health habits or it can be an indicator of other health problems. Khadiradi Vati helps in preventing bad breath (halitosis). Traditionally, keeping the Khadiradi Vati in the mouth helps provide relief from various oral problems, including bad breath (halitosis). It has a pleasant smell and helps control the growth of germs which are the cause of bad breath.
3. Tonsillitis
Tonsillitis is an inflammation or swelling of the tonsils, 2 masses of tissue at the back of the throat. Khadiradi Vati can help reduce the symptoms of tonsillitis due to its Kashaya (astringent) property. This property helps reduce inflammation and gives relief in tonsilitis.
4. Cough
A cough is quite a common ailment, which usually happens with the cold. It is commonly known as Kapha disorder in Ayurveda. A cough is generally caused by the accumulation of mucus in the respiratory tract. Khadiradi Vati is an effective herb in managing cough and cold. It controls cough, releases mucus, clears air passages, thus allowing the patient to breathe freely. This is due to its Kapha balancing property.
A mouth ulcer is a sore which develops in the inner lining of the mouth. They may also appear on the tongue, lips, inside the cheeks, inside the bottom lip or on the gums. It is also known as Mukh Pak in Ayurveda. Khadiradi Vati helps in the quick healing of mouth ulcers. This is due to its Kashaya (astringent) and Ropan (healing) properties.
Tip
Keep Khadiradi Vati or Gutika in your mouth
Take it once or twice a day, preferably after meals
# To get quick relief from mouth ulcers.
2. Bad breath
Bad breath is medically known as halitosis. It can be a result of various reasons like poor dental health habits or it can be an indicator of other health problems. Khadiradi Vati helps in preventing bad breath (halitosis). Traditionally, keeping the Khadiradi Vati in the mouth helps provide relief from various oral problems, including bad breath (halitosis). It has a pleasant smell and helps control the growth of germs which are the cause of bad breath.
3. Tonsillitis
Tonsillitis is an inflammation or swelling of the tonsils, 2 masses of tissue at the back of the throat. Khadiradi Vati can help reduce the symptoms of tonsillitis due to its Kashaya (astringent) property. This property helps reduce inflammation and gives relief in tonsilitis.
4. Cough
A cough is quite a common ailment, which usually happens with the cold. It is commonly known as Kapha disorder in Ayurveda. A cough is generally caused by the accumulation of mucus in the respiratory tract. Khadiradi Vati is an effective herb in managing cough and cold. It controls cough, releases mucus, clears air passages, thus allowing the patient to breathe freely. This is due to its Kapha balancing property.
Precautions when using Khadiradi Vati
Advice from Experts
Ayurvedic View
Keep Khadiradi Vati or Gutika in the mouth instead of consuming it with water or honey. You can have it once or twice a day to get quick relief from mouth ulcers.
Breastfeeding
Modern Science View
Enough evidence is not available to suggest its use while breastfeeding. Kindly consult your doctor before using it.
Patients with heart disease
Modern Science View
Patients on medication for hypertension should consult their doctor before using Khadiradi Vati
Pregnancy
Modern Science View
Enough evidence is not available to suggest its use in the case of pregnancy. Kindly consult your doctor before using it.
FAQs about Khadiradi Vati precautions
Recommended Dosage of Khadiradi Vati
- Khadiradi Vati Tablet - 1-2 tablets twice a day or as directed by the physician
How to use Khadiradi Vati
-Take 1-2 Khadiradi twice a day or as directed by the physician
-Have it with water or honey, preferably after meals
# To get quick relief in the symptoms of mouth ulcers
-Have it with water or honey, preferably after meals
# To get quick relief in the symptoms of mouth ulcers
FAQs about Khadiradi Vati how to take
Frequently asked questions
Ayurvedic View
It is advisable to consult a doctor if you do not find any relief from the symptoms. Do not increase the dose or take the medicine more frequently to fasten the treatment.
Ayurvedic View
There are no special instructions to be followed while taking Khadiradi Vati unless advised by the doctor. Generally, with ayurvedic medicines, it is advised to reduce the intake of spicy food, junk food, and aerated drinks.
Modern Science View
It is advisable to consult a doctor before taking Khadiradi Vati with multivitamins to avoid any contraindications.
Modern Science View
Diabetic patients can take Khadiradi Vati. However, people with diabetes should consult a doctor before taking Khadiradi Vati.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati is generally well tolerated by people when taken in prescribed doses. Self-medication should be avoided.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati can be taken after meals once or twice a day. You can take the tablet with water or as directed by the physician. Also, you can keep it in your mouth for some time before swallowing to get quick relief from mouth ulcers.
Modern Science View
Enough evidence is not available to suggest its use in the case of pregnancy. It is important to consult a doctor before taking Khadiradi Vati during pregnancy.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati can be given to children above 5 years of age. However, the use of Khadiradi Vati in children should be under the supervision of an Ayurvedic physician.
Ayurvedic View
Yes, Khadiradi Vati helps to improve general oral health. The use of Khadiradi Vati helps control bad breath and provides aid in healing mouth ulcers.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati contains Khadir which is considered to have beneficial effects on skin problems. If you are experiencing skin-related issues, do consult a doctor. Avoid self-medication with Khadiradi Vati.
Ayurvedic View
There is no special precaution needed while taking Khadiradi Vati. However, if you are on medication for some other problems, do consult a doctor before taking it. Self-medication should be avoided.
Modern Science View
Enough evidence is not available to suggest its use in dry mouth. Consult a doctor before using Khadiradi Vati for dry mouth.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati comes in tablet form. You can take 1-2 tablets of Khadiradi Vati with lukewarm water or honey. However, Ayurvedic practitioners suggest keeping it in the mouth for some time and swallowing it slowly to get much better results in treating mouth ulcers.
Ayurvedic View
Khadiradi Vati should be taken for the duration prescribed by the doctor only. If you wish to use it for a longer duration, consult the doctor.
References
- Adarsha BP, Ravi MC, Prasanna SM and Murthy N. Formulation and standardization of khadiradi Vati and comparative study with the marketed formulation. J Pharmacogn Phytochem 2019; 8(3): 2299-2301.
- CCRAS. Bronchitis (KASA).
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