Herbal And Ayurvedic Kidney Medicine In Indore

Pathricure,a diuretic,consists of Gokhru,Kasni,Alubhalu and various other herbs ,which eliminate kidney and bladder stones (Renal Calculi ) . It relieves burning sensation in urine and is useful in urinary tract infections

Composition : Ajwain, Noshoth, Vidang. Sounf, Harad , Kaladana. Kala Namak. Sanay Patti An Ayurvedic Laxative Medicine Laxative churna is used for the treatment of constipation. Dainik Churna is the most effective product, which aid in indigestion and chronic constipation Action: The formula is easy to use and is effective without chaining you to a toilet. The Dainik churna is having multiple action by cleansing herb; a primary chemical constituent of the herb is sennoside, which irritates to the large intestine lining, causing peristaltic action and bowel evacuation and also help temporarily to prevent fluid from being absorbed from the large intestine, thus soften the stool; while another component of the churna having the properties of both a purgative laxative and a lubricating bulk laxative, helps nutritionally as well as for blood and liver cleansing actions; the third component promotes digestion, alleviates gas, promotes kidney function and generally benefits the nerves. it is also considered to benefit the respiratory system, and to promote kidney function. TIPS: Eat a well-balanced, high-fiber diet that includes beans, bran, whole grains, fresh fruits, and vegetables Drink plenty of liquids. Exercise regularly. Set aside time after breakfast or dinner for undisturbed visits to the toilet. Do not ignore the urge to have a bowel movement. Understand that normal bowel habits vary. Whenever a significant or prolonged change in bowel habits occurs, check with a doctor. Most people with mild constipation do not need laxatives. However, doctors may recommend laxatives for a limited time for People with chronic constipation. Dosage: for Adults : 1 teaspoon full with a glass of water for Children : Above 6 years Half of the adult dose or as directed by physician