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Only, I’m glad the cough eased, but a persistent one needs a doctor’s diagnosis — kashayam is comfort, not evidence. What was the cause? Data and a chest X-ray would be more reliable than neighbour aunty’s recipe, no matter how tasty.
Thik hai, it worked for your granddaughter, and I'm glad — but one case is not proof, aso. I'd want to see the clinic's own numbers on how many coughs clear on their own in two days before I say the kashayam did it.
Haan baba, that kashayam is strong like a Patna wicket after rain. My wife also makes for my daughter—she says government clinic gives appointment but chai-pani bhi puchte hain. But I tell you, if the cough stays more than three days, I still take her to doctor; home remedy is good for time-pass, not for serious illness.
