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PLATSWEL

An Ayurvedic Blood platelets enhancer (Giloy Papaya Leaves Kiwi Tulsi Black Pepper )

MRP₹168.00
PTR₹120.00
PTS₹108.00
CategoryPlatlet
DivisionVedaglory
Dosage FormSyrup
Packing200 ML + Carton

PLATSWEL is an Ayurvedic herbal platelet-support and wellness syrup featuring a combination of traditional botanicals including Giloy, Papaya Leaf, Kiwi, Tulsi and Black Pepper. It is positioned for supportive nutritional wellness and consumer interest in traditional platelet-care solutions, while appropriate medical evaluation remains essential for clinically significant thrombocytopenia. A distinctive PCD Pharma Ayurvedic Supportive-Care portfolio product.

Traditional supportive wellness associated with platelet and general immunity.

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Any significant bleeding, bruising, persistent fever or known thrombocytopenia requires professional assessment.

Use according to recommended directions and inform the healthcare professional about concurrent medicines and medical conditions. Do not delay diagnostic testing or prescribed therapy. Emphasise hydration, nutrition and appropriate medical monitoring when platelet abnormalities are present.

Nausea, abdominal discomfort, loose stools, headache or hypersensitivity may occur depending on individual ingredients. Herbal combinations can interact with medicines, and the underlying cause of a low platelet count may be clinically significant. Patients with active bleeding, very low platelet counts, dengue or another acute systemic illness should seek medical care rather than relying on supplementation alone.

PLATSWEL: The exact mechanism depends on the botanical ingredients in the formulation. Papaya leaf and other herbs are traditionally marketed in some wellness preparations for platelet-related support, but evidence for meaningful clinical improvement in platelet counts varies and depends on the underlying condition. It should therefore be positioned as supportive herbal nutrition, not as a replacement for evaluation or treatment of thrombocytopenia or active bleeding.