Increasing Dengue Platelets: Ayurvedic remedy to increase platelets in dengue, how to consume Giloy

Giloy in Dengue: Giloy is considered to be the most effective herb in Ayurveda. Easily available at home, Giloy helps to increase immunity, cure fever and increase platelets decreasing in dengue. Giloy is also very beneficial in cold, cough and cold. When there is dengue fever, there is a lack of water in the patient’s body and platelets start falling rapidly. According to Ayurveda, dengue patients get many benefits by drinking giloy juice. This increases platelets rapidly and gives the body the power to fight diseases.

Giloy is beneficial

Consuming Giloy provides many benefits. Giloy has a wealth of anti-inflammatory and antibiotic properties. It contains anti-aging and plenty of antioxidants that help to make your skin healthy. Giloy has anti-viral, anti-diabetic and anti-cancer-like properties. This strengthens immunity. Giloy is very beneficial in diseases like viral fever, dengue and typhoid.

How to use giloy in dengue

Giloy can be used in many ways when there is dengue or fever. By the way, its stalk is more beneficial than giloy leaves. When there is a fever, a decoction made from Giloy provides relief with water. You can drink giloy juice to increase platelets in dengue. This proves to be more effective. A dengue patient can take out 2 pinch of giloy extract and mix it with honey and give it 2 times. You can also drink water from giloy’s stalk. For this, soak giloy stalks in water and filter in the morning and drink this water. If you want, you can boil the stalk with water, drink it when the water is half.

Giloy powder and tablet

If you do not have a giloy plant, then giloy powder is easily available in the market. You can drink 1 teaspoon of powder mixed with hot water or honey. If you want, you can mix the powder with water and honey and drink it like juice. Giloy tablets are also easily available which you can eat with water before eating food.

  • Aman Chhabra

    Aman has been working in journalism for nearly five years, covering a wide range of topics across Ayurveda, Allopathy, and other areas of medical science. He has been associated with Ayurved Indian for the past three years, consistently contributing insightful and well-researched articles. He possesses strong knowledge of medical science, with particular expertise in the pharmaceutical industry, which adds depth and credibility to his reporting.

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