Description

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Sithavatakam is a classical Ayurvedic herbal powder used to manage vomiting, nausea, and digestive disturbances. It is traditionally taken in small doses mixed with water or other adjuvants to calm the stomach and suppress emesis.

Uses

• Vomiting / Emesis

• Nausea and queasiness

• Indigestion and digestive upset

• Possibly in conditions of motion sickness or pregnancy-related nausea (if prescribed).

Benefits

• Suppresses emesis and nausea

• Calms gastric mucosa and reduces irritation

• Improves digestion and settles stomach

• Helps alleviate associated discomfort or weakness

Different Names / Synonyms

• Sithavatakam (common spelling)

• Variant spellings or transliterations may include Sithavatakam, Sithavatakam powder

Dosage & Administration

• Typical dose: 5 to 8 grams (as seen in product descriptions)

• Should be mixed with lukewarm water, taken after symptoms onset or as prescribed

• Frequency: As required (depending on the severity of nausea or vomiting)

• Duration: Use for short periods during acute episodes rather than long-term

Precautions & Contraindications

• Should be used under medical supervision, especially in cases of persistent vomiting or severe conditions

• Not to be used indiscriminately during pregnancy or by children, unless guided by an Ayurvedic physician

• Avoid in case of severe dehydration or underlying serious causes of vomiting (gastrointestinal obstruction, poisoning)

• If vomiting persists or symptoms worsen, seek medical care

• Store in a dry, cool place in airtight container