Horlicks Cardia Plus Powder Vanilla

Hi, it seems you are suffering from 1. Gastritis or hepatitis 2. Take an antacid 3-4 tsf 8 hrly 3. Get a blood investigation - liver function test done 4. Avoid fatty, oily meals 5. No fast food, no momos and samosas 6. No tea and coffee 7. Lots of water 8. Walk after meals 9. Eat less at nights 10. No soft drinks, hard drinks and no smoking continue with your previous medication and consult after 1 month.

There are many reasons for hair fall or thinning of hair on scalp. So first and foremost we have to find the cause with the help of detailed history and examination. Some of the common causes are nutritional deficiency, hormonal causes like androgenic alopecia or patterned baldness, hypothyroidism, telogen effluvium etc. Unless we find and treat the cause there is no point in giving non specific treatment. Oils or shampoos do not have any effect on hair growth as they are not absorbed in the skin. Moreover, you should never self treat with anything. Please call me or send photographs using online consult option for proper diagnosis and detailed prescription.

Even these are supplements with lots of preservatives & additives. Consider having milkshake, homemade wheat malt, premix that can be added to milk. Add milk powder too to further increase protein content. Take chenna, sprouts chat, besan chila, dhokla, egg, mango/ banana lassi, dalia moong dal khichdi, atta besan/ wheat-soya roti too.

Hi lybrate-user, it is not that something bad or opposite will happen when you drink women's horlicks .it just emphasizes on nutrients which are required in more quantity in women than men like calcium, iron etc because women are more prone to calcium and iron deficiency than men. It does not mean that men do not require these nutrients, they can have it but comparatively in less quantity because men generally do not lack in these nutrients.

Choosing the best treatment approach for achalasia will bring the most symptom relief and could prevent the need for more invasive treatment later on. According to research published in the journal Gastroenterology, making that choice could be simplified with a diagnostic test called manometry that measures the performance of the lower esophageal sphincter, or LES.