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Balatagra
Asgandha
Lodhra
Ashok
Swarnakshiri
Satawari
Shirpornajaya
Olotkambol
Jethimadh |
(Valeriana wallichi)
(Withania somnifera)
(Symplocos racemosa)
(Saraca indica)
(Argemone mexicana)
(Asparagus racemosus)
(Vibrunum fortidum)
(Abroma augusta)
(Glycyrrhiza glabra)
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28 mg.
28 mg.
52 mg.
52 mg.
2 mg.
40 mg.
26 mg.
40 mg.
14 mg.
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| Pharmacology: |
Lodhra
relaxes uterine tissues, acts as an astringent tonic in dysmenorrhoea,
menorrhagia, leucorrhoea. It also normalises irregular periods. Ashok
is an astringent, uterine sedative and a regulator of menstruation.
The two together are highly effective in leucorrhoea and disorders
of menstruation. Asgandha, Balatagra and Swarnakshiri relieve anxiety, and
give a sense of well-being. Asgandh is also used in general debility,
Balatagra is a valuable nerve tonic, and an anti-spasmodic, and its
action is enhanced by Swarnakshiri.
Satawari cures barrennes in women and removes disorders of female genitals. Vibrunum is used in uterine diseases and dymennorrohoea. Olotkambol is useful in varieties of dysmenorrohoea. Jethimadh
is a cure
for all sorts of leucorrhoea and other uterine disorders.
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