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Is there any Ayurvedic treatment for lupus that can help prevent miscarriages, after losing seven pregnancies at two months (four natural pregnancies and three through IVF) despite taking heparin, vitamin E, folic acid, and Susten?

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Is there any Ayurvedic treatment for lupus that can help prevent miscarriages, after losing seven pregnancies at two months (four natural pregnancies and three through IVF) despite taking heparin, vitamin E, folic acid, and Susten?

Asked by Female, 33 · 2 days ago

Vikas Singh

M Pharmacy

2 days ago

While Ayurveda can support your general well-being and help manage stress, there is no scientific evidence that Ayurvedic treatments can safely prevent lupus-related miscarriages. Lupus requires highly specialized medical care. It is vital to continue working closely with a high-risk obstetrician and a rheumatologist. They can fine-tune your medical regimen, which may include heparin and other targeted therapies, to give you the best chance of a safe pregnancy. Please do not start any herbal remedies without consulting your specialists first, as they can interact with your medications.

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