Dhootapapeshwar Shishu Bharan Rasa 30 tablet - for a Child Who Falls Sick Again and Again

What Is Shishu Bharan Rasa?

This is an Ayurvedic tablet made for children. It is given when a child catches a cough and cold every few weeks, when the stomach keeps going wrong, and when the body stays thin. Vomiting. Loose motions. A plate pushed away at every meal. The child tires fast and catches whatever illness is going around the class. The tablet is built for all of that together.

One thing inside it is not a herb and not a mineral. It is egg. The egg comes in through Madhumalini Vasant, one of the ready made medicines used here, in which whole egg is dried and worked into the mixture. Egg is plain nourishment, and a body pulled down by weeks of illness needs exactly that. Black pepper is put in beside it for one job only. A weak stomach cannot take much out of egg on its own, so the pepper is there to help the body absorb it.

A few other children's medicines sit close to this one. Zandu Kumar Kalyan Ras is the nearest of them, and the two are directly linked, because Kumarkalyan Rasa is one of the things sitting inside this tablet. Dhootapapeshwar Balchaturbhadrika Syrup comes in liquid form, so it gets picked for a child who is still too small to swallow a tablet. Baidyanath Balrogantak Ras is another tablet of this kind, bought mostly for fever and cough in children.

Shishu Bharan Rasa Benefits: How It Helps a Weak Child

• Cough and cold that keep returning. Sitopaladi churna is the largest part of this tablet. It loosens the cough, settles a throat gone sore, and brings down the fever that comes along with it.
• Vomiting and loose motions. Kumarkalyan Rasa handles the stomach side. Food stays down, and the motions firm up.
• Appetite. Draksha is what does this. Grapes open a child's appetite, and a child who eats properly starts putting on weight.
• Heaviness after meals. Sanshamani Vati works on food that has not been digested. That undigested food is what makes a child feel heavy and go off the next meal.
• Falling sick less often. This one shows slowly, over weeks. As the body gets stronger the cold going around does not catch the child every single time.
• Muscle and bone. The nourishing side of the tablet works here, for a child who stays thin and short of strength.

How to Take Shishubharan Ras

One to two tablets, twice or three times a day, or as the physician sets it. Three things can be used to give it with. Honey, cow ghee or cow milk.

Each tablet is coated, so it goes down without leaving a taste behind. For a small child it can be crushed and mixed into the honey or the milk. Fix the times of the day and keep to them.

Is It Safe? Shishu Bharan Rasa Side Effects

Most children take it without any trouble. The tablet is small and it sits easy on the stomach.

There are mineral medicines in it though. In the first few days a child may feel heavy after the dose. A loose motion can turn up. Both usually settle on their own. Don't raise the dose on your own to get a faster result. It doesn't work that way, and a child's body has far less room for a bigger dose than a grown up's has.

Take it under medical supervision. The dose and the length of the course should be fixed by a qualified Ayurvedic doctor who knows the child's age and weight. If something looks wrong midway, stop and get the child seen.

Shishu Bharan Rasa Ingredients: What Goes Into Each Tablet

Each coated tablet is made from:

• Kumarkalyan Rasa 10 mg
• Sitopaladi Choorna 150 mg
• Sanshamani Vati 20 mg
• Madhumalini Vasant 20 mg

All of it is processed in Draksha kwath, the water in which grapes have been boiled.

Read this line before you buy. Madhumalini Vasant is made with egg. Whole egg is dried and used in it, so this tablet is not vegetarian. The carton does not say that in plain words anywhere, which is why it is written here.

The four items above come to 200 mg. The rest of the tablet is the plain base that holds the shape, along with the colour and the coating on the outside.

Shishu Bharan Rasa Uses Beyond Cough and Cold

The box carries a little more than the chest and the stomach. Jaundice is listed, and the tablet is given there beside the main treatment while the child is picking up again. Teething is another stretch where it gets used. When the teeth are coming, small children often run a fever, cough more and pass loose motions all in the same week, and it covers that whole patch. It is also used after a long illness, when the fever has gone but the child is still pale, still tired within minutes of playing, and nowhere near back to normal.

How This Medicine Is Packaged and Made

The strip of 30 tablets comes inside a light blue carton with a baby printed on the front, and a product information booklet sits in the same box. It is a licensed Ayurvedic medicine. The shishubharan ras Dhootapapeshwar sells is made at Om Pharmaceuticals Ltd., 12th Mile, Old Madras Road, Bengaluru 560 049, under Manufacturing license number AUS-510. Shree Dhootapapeshwar Ltd., Mumbai owns the name and puts the medicine on the market. Both companies are printed on the back of the carton.

How Many Tablets Come in a Pack?

This listing is one full strip of 30 tablets. The making date and the expiry date are printed on the back of the carton, so read both once when the pack reaches you.

Precautions to Follow Before Starting

Keep the strip inside its carton, in a cool and dry place, away from sunlight. Store it high up, where the child cannot reach the pack and help himself.

The booklet adds some plain habits that count for as much as the tablet does. Wash the child's clothes and feeding bottles often. Brush the teeth twice a day. Massage the little ones. Dress them for the weather, not for the photograph. Keep the floor clean. And keep junk food out of the house, because a child who fills up on that will not touch a proper meal.

Why Choose Dhootapapeshwar Shishu Bharan Ras at BodyStop

A medicine that goes into a small child is not a thing to gamble on. Everything sold on bodystop.in comes from the maker's own supply. There is a batch number on the carton with a customer care number next to it. Ring that number, give them the batch, and they will tell you whether the pack came off their own line.

Diet Tips and Who Should Avoid It

What to Eat

Mother's milk for the smallest ones, and cow's or goat's milk after that. Rice gruel, ragi satva and soft fruits once the child crosses six months. Dal rice, chapati bhaji, poha, murmure and boiled eggs from the first year. A little ghee in the food. From two years, the same home cooked food the family eats, in a quantity the child can digest.

What Not to Eat

Packet infant milk foods. Junk food of every kind, chips, burgers and cold drinks. Anything cold or frozen while a cough is running. Stale food, and food that has been left standing.

Who Should Not Take It

Do not start it on your own for a newborn. A child who cannot take egg should not be given this one. A child carrying a serious kidney or liver problem should stay away from mineral medicines like this. And if some other treatment is already running for the child, it carries on. Nothing gets stopped for this tablet.

Concerns It Can Help With

A cough that comes back every few weeks. A cold that never fully clears. Vomiting after meals. Loose motions that keep returning. A child who eats almost nothing. Weight that will not go up. Tiredness after a few minutes of play.

Medicines That Are Taken Along With It

• Arvindasav is a sweet liquid given by the spoon, picked for appetite and digestion in little children and for the upsets that come while the teeth are cutting.
• Chirayu Poshak is a massage oil made with almond and olive oil, gentle enough for daily baby massage, and it builds muscle tone from outside the body while the tablet works from inside.
• Baidyanath Balamrit is a syrup bought mostly for the child who stays thin, where weight and growth are the main worry.

None of the three takes the place of this tablet. They work beside it, and the main job still belongs to this medicine.