Category: Digestive Health

March 23, 2023

Dysmenorrhea Treatment With Herbal Remedies

ABSTRACT

Dysmenorrhea is painful menstruation that is caused by uterine contraction. Usually, menstruation is the regular discharge of blood and mucosal tissue which is the innermost lining of the uterus through the vagina. The falling of the progesterone hormone triggers menstruation,  the first period is menarche which begins between the age of 12-15 years of age. Symptoms in advance of menstruation that interfere with the average life cycle are known as premenstrual syndrome (PMS). The first day of menstrual bleeding is called LMP (last menstrual period). The average volume of menstrual fluid during a month is 35 milliliters. It is reddish brown in color and slightly darker than venous blood. The blood contains sodium, calcium, vaginal secretion, and endometrial tissue. An enzyme presently known as plasmin which is there is endometrium which inhibits the blood from clotting. The menstrual changes are a series of changes in the hormone, ovarian cycle controls the production and release of eggs and estrogen, and progesterone. The rise and fall of FSH prompt the production and growth of oocytes. These hormones stimulate the lining of the uterus and thicken it to accommodate fertilization. If the implantation does not occur the lining breaks down and blood is released. In this article, we will discuss the causes and symptoms of dysmenorrhea and its ayurvedic aspect.

Dysmenorrhea

INTRODUCTION

Dysmenorrhea is a term used for painful menstruation, the pain is usually in the pelvis or lower abdomen. There are two types of dysmenorrhea- Primary and secondary. Primary dysmenorrhea occurs in people who experience pains before menstruation and Secondary menstruation is having normal periods but becomes painful later in life. This is usually affecting the uterus such as endometriosis, and uterine fibroid. Dysmenorrhea can occur without any underlying problem, and symptoms usually last for less than 3 days. Menstrual cramps are throbbing, aching cramps which start in the lower belly and are the most annoying part of the period. The cramps can range from mild to severe, they usually happen for the first time a year but they usually become less painful. Dysmenorrhea includes painful menstruation of sufficient magnitude to incapacitate day-to-day activities. It occurs less often in those who exercise daily and in women who have children early in life.

MYTHS AND FACTS ABOUT DYSMENORRHEA

1. Myth- In some parts of India there are dietary restrictions such as sour food, and tamarind as it is believed that these foods will stop menstruation.

Facts- These foods cause discomfort to the women, hence avoided.

2. Myth- Girls believe exercise or any physical activity during menses aggravates dysmenorrhea.

Facts- exercise releases serotonin which helps to relieve painful menses and bloating

3. Myth- Menstrual cramps are warning signs of infertility.

Facts- Menstrual pain is caused by uterine contraction. It is a natural phenomenon, but it can be a symptom of another health problem that causes infertility.

4. Myth- Dysmenorrhea is associated with PMS (premenstrual syndrome) which is in one’s head.

Facts- the cause is unknown but hormones play an important role in this. So one must do regular exercise and healthy eating which reduces the symptoms.

CAUSES OF DYSMENORRHEA

1. Primary Dysmenorrhea

  • Pain is due to dysrhythmic contractions of the uterus and uterine hypoxia.
  • Pain can be cured following pregnancy and vaginal delivery
  • It is caused by the excessive level of prostaglandins hormone. This hormone makes the uterus contract during childbirth and menstruation, it even gets worse when the uterus is tilted backward, during irregular menstrual periods, and being overweight starts before the age of 12 years.
  • The primary history of primary dysmenorrhea
  •   Social stress

2. Secondary Dysmenorrhea

  •   It includes conditions such as fibroid (benign tumor which develops in the uterine wall)
  • A sexually transmitted infection
  • Endometriosis (tissue lining the uterus is found outside the uterus because the pieces of tissue during the period cause swelling and scarring.
  • Ovarian cyst or tumor
  • The use of the intrauterine device (IUD), a birth control method 
  • Cervical stenosis (narrowing of the cervix)

SYMPTOMS

The clinical features of primary dysmenorrhea are as follows

  • Onset shortly after menarche
  • Duration is usually 48-72 hours
  • Cramping and labor type of pain
  • Constant lower abdomen pain that radiates to the low back and thigh
  • The pain diminishes as age progresses.

The clinical features of secondary dysmenorrhea are as follows

  • Usually begins after the 20s
  • Heavy menstrual flow
  • Poor response to oral contraceptives and NSAIDs.
  • Infertility
  • Abnormal vaginal discharge
  • Dyspareunia (painful sexual intercourse)

DIAGNOSIS

  • Ultrasound
  • CT Scan
  • MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
  • X-Ray
  • Laparoscopy  
  • Hysteroscopy

TREATMENT

  • Pain relievers (Ibuprofen, naproxen sodium)
  • Hormonal birth control
  • Surgery (hysterectomy) 
  • Abdominal massage
  • Endometrial ablation
  • Endometrial resection
  • Antidepressants 

PREVENTION

It can be modified by diet and lifestyle changes

Lifestyle changes

  • Exercise regularly
  • Low-fat vegetarian diet
  • Reduce caffeine intake
  • Reduce alcohol intake  

AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT

In Ayurveda dysmenorrhea is termed as Kashta artava which is due to aggravated Vata dosha, Apana Vata a subtype of Vata is responsible for the normal regulation of menstruation gets disturbed due to some causative factors and Vata gets vitiated. 

NIRUKTI (derivation)

Kashtena muchyati its kashtaartava

This means in this artava (menstrual bleeding) is shredded with great difficulty and causes pain.

SAMANYA NIDANA (ETIOLOGY)

  • Mithiya Sahara (improper diet)
  • Mithiya vihara (improper activities)
  • Pradushta artava (fault in hormones)
  • Bija dosha (genetic factors)
  • Daiva (idiopathic)
  • Manasika hetu (Vata is vitiated by grief and thinking)

LAKSHANAS (symptoms)

1. Vatika yoni roga– is related to primary dysmenorrhea, due to aggravation of Vata dosha it leads to frothy, thin, and unctuous which is associated with pain and sound.

2. Udavartini Yonivyapad– it is due to the suppression of urges such as flatus, which reverses the aggravated Vata, instead of normal downward movement it moves upward and fills in the uterus, it pushes the blood upwards with pain, it is also related to primary dysmenorrhea.

3. Antarmukhi Yonivyapad– when a woman has a heavy meal and indulges in sexual activity the position of Vata is pressed by the food and causes crookedness of the cervix. It is related to secondary dysmenorrhea.

4. Suchimukhi yonivyapad– It is a congenital disease, related to cervical stenosis and is secondary dysmenorrhea.

5. Mahayoni Yonivyapad– when women indulge in sexual activity in an uneven bed, which aggravates the Vata and affects the uterus. It causes stiffness in the orifice of the uterus and cervix.

6. Artava Kshaya– it is primary dysmenorrhea due to nutritional deficiency, and irregular menstruation.

SAMPRAPTI GHATAKA

1. Dosha- Vata Pradhan tridosha

  • Vata- vyana and apana
  • Pitta-  Ranjaka and pachaka
  • Kapha- anubandhita dosha

2.  Dhatu- rasa, rakta, artava

3.  Updhatu- arrival

4.  Agni- jathragni, rasagni, raktagni

5.  Srotas- rasa, rakta, aratvavaha srotas

6.  Srotodushti- sanga and vimargagamana

7.  Rogamarga- ab yantra

8.  Vyaktasthana- garbhashaya

UPASHAYA (PACIFYING FACTOR)

  • Hot bag fomentation on the lower abdomen
  • Intake of warm, unctuous food and drink
  • Daily practice of yoga and pranayama

ANUPASHAYA (NON-PACIFYING FACTOR)

  • Exposure to cold weather
  • Skipping meals
  • Excessive stress
  • Keeping awake at night
  • Daytime sleeping

 CHIKITSA SUTRA (LINE OF TREATMENT)

1. Shodhana (purification therapy)

  • Snehan
  • Swedana
  • Virechan (purgation)
  • Vamana (emesis)
  • Basti (enema)

2. Shamana (palliative treatment)

  • Sthanika chikitsa- it is done by using Kalka, Pichu (tampoon), yoni prakshalana (douching), abhyanga (massage)
  • Abhyantra chikitsa- with the help of Arishtam, graham, choornam, and vati (tablets).

VARIOUS HERBS USEFUL IN DYSMENORRHEA

  • CHAVYA- Chavya (Piper retrofractum) is among the Panchkula group of spices, used in treating abdominal colic pain, anorexia, and in treating digestion. It helps to balance Kapha and Vata doshas, helps to relieve the ama dosha, and tumors of the abdomen, useful in asthma and in chronic respiratory disease, and worm infestation. Relieve constipation, and cures neuralgia, bloating, and paralysis.
  • ASHOKA- Ashoka (Saraca indica) is used in bleeding conditions and helps to relieve grief. It has the property of analgesic, diuretic, and anti-dyspeptic. It helps to balance Kapha and pitta doshas. Ashoka has various properties such as it helps in conception, uterine, endometrium, and strengthening the muscles of the uterus. Helpful in various heart diseases as it is cardiotonic and helps to purify the blood.
  • SHUNTHI- Shunthi (Zingiber officinale) helps to balance Kapha doshas,  acts as a cardiac tonic, and treats cough, fever, vomiting, and in many heart diseases and vitiated Vata doshas. It is helpful in relieving abdominal colic pain, gas, and hiccups. Improves digestion, used in ascites and in anti-inflammatory conditions. Ginger is absorbent and is a mild laxative that helps to break the stool mass and is light to digest.  
  • NAGARMOTHA- Nagarmotha (Cyperus rotundus) has properties antispasmodic, antibacterial, and anti-diarrheal. It helps to balance the Kapha and pitta doshas. As it has a pungent, bitter taste it helps to balance the Kapha pitta disease and improve wound and anorexia.  Nagarmotha is helpful in skin diseases, burns fat so reduces fat deposition and enhances breast size, regulates temperature, and treats asthma and cough.
  • KALONJI- Kalonji (Nigella sativa)is helpful in controlling cholesterol levels, asthma, and in nephrotoxicity and is a good anti-inflammatory herb. Kalonji helps to pacify the Kapha and Vata dosha. It helps to improve digestion, improves the taste, induces menstruation, and is useful in many neurological disorders such as paralysis, and hemiplegia. Helpful in cleaning the uterus and treating erectile dysfunction.

HERBAL REMEDIES BY PLANET AYURVEDA FOR DYSMENORRHEA

Planet Ayurveda is an ayurvedic manufacturing company that makes its products purely from plant extract, no animal products are used. It has many branches overseas. Planet Ayurveda is a GMP-certified, USA-FDA registered, and ISO 9001:2015 certified ayurvedic company. The whole formulations are made according to ancient ayurvedic texts, and the products are free from any kind of preservatives and additives. The ingredients are pure without any adulterations of any kind. They cause no side effects on one’s life and are safe to use. Planet Ayurveda formulated many herbal remedies which are very useful and effective remedies.

Product List

1. Female Health Support

2. Chandraprabha Vati 

3. Gyne Kalp

4. Ashokarisht

5. Hakam Churna

Herbal Remedies For Dysmenorrhea

Herbal Remedies For Dysmenorrhea

Product Description

1. Female Health Support

Female health support is polyherbal capsules that are prepared by planet ayurveda using ingredients such as Ashoka (Saraca indica), Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa), and Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus). These capsules are helpful in controlling vitiated Vata and Pitta doshas. Helps to regulate the female menstrual cycle, useful in leucorrhea, painful menstruation, and in all female problems. Shatavari helps to regulate the hormone imbalance, good in removing weakness in females.

Dosage  1-2 capsules twice daily with plain water after meals.

2. Chandraprabha Vati

Chandraprabha Vati is an herbal tablet which is made by planet ayurveda using ingredients such as Shilajit (Asphaltum), Shankara (Sugar), Karpoor (Cinnamomum camphora), Chavya (Piper chaba), Maricha (Piper nigrum) and many more. It is helpful in many urinary tract disorders, relieves colds, and urinary calculi, and acts as an anti-aging, used in piles, indigestion, and in bronchitis.

Dosage 1-2 tablets twice daily with lukewarm water

3. Gyne Kalp

Gyne Kalp is a herbal tablet prepared by Planet Ayurveda using ingredients such as Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus), Lodhra (Symplocos racemosa), Ashoka (Saraca asoca). These tablets are useful in maintaining the health of females, balancing the doshas, and helping to keep hormones in the normal range. Gyne Kalp helps to strengthen the female reproductive organs.

Dosage  1-2 tablets twice daily.

4. Ashokarisht

Ashokarisht is a classical herbal formulation that is prepared by planet ayurveda using various ingredients such as Ashoka (Saraca indica), Gur (Saccharum officinarum), Sonth (Zingiber officinale), Amla (Emblica officinalis) and many more. It helps in many disorders such as Piles, female hormonal disturbances, polyuria and in inflammation. Ashokarishta is helpful in leucorrhea and polycystic ovarian syndrome.

Dosage 2 tsp twice daily with an equal amount of water.

5. Hakam Churna

Hakam Churna is a polyherbal choornam that is formulated by planet ayurveda using ingredients such as Chandershoor (Lepidium sativum), Ajwain (Trachyspermum ammi), Methi (Trigonella foenum graecum). It helps to balance tridosha, and innate strength improves liver functions and improves digestion. It has anti-inflammatory properties and discourages the production of Aama.

Dosage  1 teaspoon twice daily with hot water.

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CONCLUSION

Dysmenorrhea is painful menstruation that is caused by uterine contraction. Usually, menstruation is the regular discharge of blood and mucosal tissue which is the innermost lining of the uterus through the vagina. Dysmenorrhea can occur without any underlying problem, and symptoms usually last for less than 3 days. Menstrual cramps are throbbing, aching cramps which start in the lower belly and are the most annoying part of the period. In Ayurveda dysmenorrhea is termed as Kashta arrival which is due to aggravated Vata dosha, Apana Vata a subtype of Vata is responsible for the normal regulation of menstruation gets disturbed due to some causative factors and Vata gets vitiated. Planet Ayurveda provides many herbal remedies which will provide great relief to patients without causing any side effects.  

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March 21, 2023

Herbal Remedies for Colon Polyp

ABSTRACT

A colon polyp is a small clump of cells that forms on the lining of the colon (large intestines) or rectum. This polyp is an abnormal growth of the tissue which is projecting from mucous membrane. It is attached to the surface by a narrow stalk which is pedunculated. Polyps are usually found in the colon, stomach, urinary bladder and uterus. Some of the polyps are neoplasms and others are non neoplastic. Most of the polyps are small and less than half an inch wide are small, flat bumps with mushroom like stalks. Usually large intestines include the colon, rectum and anus. It is a long tube that continues from small intestines through the digestive system. It is known as a large bowel where food waste is formed into poop, stored and finally excreted. It is six inches long, known as cecum. There are 3 segments- The ascending colon (travelling up), The transverse colon (travelling to left), The descending colon (travelling down) and the sigmoid colon (headed back across to right). It is located in the lower abdominal cavity from waist down. It surrounds the small intestines in square question mark with the tail ending at the anal canal. There are separate layers of circular muscles and longitudinal muscles which allow the intestines to provide blood supply, nerve endings and allow glands to absorb. Many functional disorders affect the large intestines and it includes- Diverticulitis, proctitis, rectal ulcers, haemorrhoids, colorectal cancer and polyp. In this article We are going to discuss in detail about its causes, symptoms and its ayurvedic management.

INTRODUCTION

A colon polyp is a growth on the inner lining of the colon and has a variety of shapes and is flat, slightly raised (sessile) and on a stalk (pedunculated). They can be benign (hyperplastic polyp) and malignant (adenocarcinoma), it usually includes blood in the stools, pain, diarrhoea and nausea/vomiting. Anyone at any age can develop polyp, at age of 50 or older than this is at higher risk of developing polyp. It can grow on any part of the colon, mostly growing on the left side of the colon and in rectum. Not all polyps turn out to be cancerous; it takes a long time to become cancerous. Hereditary syndromes causing increased colorectal polyp which includes- Familial adenomatous polyposis which usually involves APC gene located on the chromosomes q521. Hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer is also a hereditary colorectal cancer which is linked to the increased risk of cancer which is associated with dysfunction of the DNA repair mechanism. Peutz Jeghers syndrome- Is an autosomal dominant syndrome where there is disorganised growth of tissues of intestinal tract and there is hyperpigmentation of the interlining of mouth, lips and fingers. Juvenile Polyposis syndrome- Is autosomal dominant syndrome where there is increased risk of cancer of intestinal tract and obstruction of tract with low serum and low albumin.

colon polyp

FACTS

  • Mainly the colon is 5 feet long.
  • Colon transit time is about 12-48 hours
  • The frequency of bowel movement varies
  • Over 100 trillion microbes live in your colon
  • The colon is never empty
  • The rectum is usually empty
  • The colon absorbs 1 quart of water a day
  • Meals can trigger the bowel movements
  • Healthy stools are not always brown
  • A person can live without a colon

TYPES

Polyp grows usually in two different shapes

  1. Flat (sessile) are more common and is harder to detect in colon cancer and lie flat against the surface of the lining of colon also known as mucous membrane
  2. Stalks (pedunculated) are mushroom-like growth which attach to the surface of the colon’s mucus membrane by a long, thin stalk.

There are a large majority of polyp which are not cancerous, removal of this polyp during colonoscopy reduces the risk of developing colon cancer.

The most common type of cancer are

  1. Adenomatous (tubular adenoma)- It is the most common type of polyp, 70% of the polyps are adenomatous.
  2. Hyperplastic- It is a serrated polyp, small and low risk for turning into cancerous. They are the most common type of polyp.
  3. Serrated- Depending upon the size and location this may become cancerous. Small serrated polyp in the lower colon is a hyperplastic polyp. Large serrated polyps are typically flat (sessile) difficult to detect located in the upper colon.
  4. Inflammatory- This is common in people who are suffering from IBD (inflammatory bowel disease), known as pseudopolyp as they develop from chronic inflammation in the colon.
  5. Villous Adenoma- This polyp has a high risk of turning into cancer, commonly sessile which makes it difficult to remove.  

CAUSES

Polyp is found in 30% of the adult population of 45-50 years of age. A polyp can result in genetic changes in the cells of colon which affects the normal cell, various factors which affects this are following

  • Smoking
  • Excessive alcohol intake
  • Overweight
  • Crohn’s disease
  • Ulcerative colitis
  • Type 2 diabetes

Some genetic conditions which raises the chance for polyp and crohn’s disease are

  • Familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP)
  • Gardner’s syndrome- It is a type of FAP that causes polyp which grows in the colon and small intestines.
  • Lynch Syndrome- Known as hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer
  • MYH- associated polyposis (MAP)

SYMPTOMS

  • Rectal Bleeding- It is sign of colon polyp such as minor tear of the anus causes bleeding
  • Change in colour of stool- red streaks in stools may cause stool appear black
  • Change in bowel habits- Constipation that lasts longer indicate the presence of polyp
  • Pain- it leads to crampy abdominal pain
  • Iron deficiency anemia- Chronic bleeding results in the deficiency of iron and makes you feel tired and shortness of breath.
  • Abdominal pain
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Fatigue and shortness of breath

DIAGNOSIS

  • Colonoscopy
  • CT colonography
  • Sigmoidoscopy
  • Stool based tests
  • Barium enema  

RISK FACTORS

  • Age
  • Inflammatory intestinal conditions such as Ulcerative colitis, Crohn’s disease of the colon.
  • Excessive use of alcohol
  • Obesity
  • Black americans has higher chances of this colon cancer

TREATMENT

  • Polypectomy
  • Minimally invasive surgery
  • Total proctocolectomy

PREVENTIONS

  • Include healthy habits such as eating plenty of fruits, vegetables and reducing the fat intake.
  • Increase consumption of Calcium supplements as it prevents the recurrence of colon adenomas such as Broccoli, milk, cheese, fish.
  • Lose extra weight to maintain a normal body mass index
  • Exercise daily
  • Quit smoking

AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT

In ayurveda it is related with Arshas where the mamsa ankuras (fleshy masses) occur usually at the opening of guda marga (anus) hence obstructs the pathway and troubles like enemies. The vitiated doshas further contaminates the twak (skin), mamsa (muscle) and meda (fat) and causes the fleshy ankuras at the opening these are known as Arshas.

TYPES OF ARSHAS

1. Vataja Arshas is vitiated due to vata doshas which is caused by

  • Excessive consumption of pungent food
  • Excessive consumption of dry foods
  • Taking food in deficit quantities
  • Excessive indulgence in physical exercise

2. Pittaja Arshas– is vitiated due to pitta doshas which is caused by-

  • Excessive consumption of hot foods
  • Anger
  • Excessive consumption of alcohol
  • Living in hot areas and places
  • Excessive exercise

3. Kaphja Arshas– is vitiated due to kapha doshas and is caused by

  • Excessive consumption of sweet foods
  • Lack of exercise
  • Excessive consumption of heavy food
  • Lack of worries

4. Tridoshaja Arshas– It aggravates the doshas

5. Raktaja Arshas– It is caused by the vitiation of rakta doshas

6. Sahaja Arshas– It is hereditary, acquired from parents

TREATMENT

Arshas is treated with 4 fold approach

  1. Shastra Karma- surgical method
  2. Kshara Karma- cauterization with alkalis
  3. Agni Karma- Fire cauterization
  4. Aushadha- Medicines

HERBS USEFUL FOR RECTAL POLYP

1. Manjistha

Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia) is a famous herb which is used for blood detoxification and in various skin disorders. Manjistha helps to balance kapha and pitta dosha, mitigates pitta doshas so helpful in skin diseases such as in eczema, dermatitis. It helps to improve the complexion of skin, in gynaecological disorders, urinary tract disorders. Manjistha helps to raise the level of dopamine and boosts up the immunity and increases the white blood cells of immunity.

2. TEJPATRA

Tejpatra (Cinnamomum tamala) is ayurvedic herb used in the treatment of black spots on the face, in dental caries and in complications of tuberculosis. It helps to reduce the vitiated kapha dosha and vata doshas, hence increases pitta doshas. Helps to cleanse the oral cavity and facial skin. Tejpatra is indicated in treatment of haemorrhoids, anorexia and in toxic conditions.

3. AMALAKI

Amalaki (Emblica officinalis) usually pacifies the tridoshas and is a rich source of Vitamin C. It acts as a best anti ageing herb which improves the overall health and vision. Amalaki is effective in various bleeding disorders and acts as an aphrodisiac which reduces the burning sensation. This herb is used to improve the voice, sore throat and in various disorders related to throat. Protect from viral, fungal and in various bacterial infections.

4. BIBHITAKI

Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica) is used in the treatment of fever , cough and in virechana therapy. This helps to balance kapha and pitta dosha. Baheda acts as a mild laxative which is good for our eyes and promotes the growth of hair, relieves worm infestation. It helps to detoxify blood, lymph and fatty tissue in the body. It possesses various properties such as Antioxidant, antimicrobial and has anti cancer properties.

HERBAL REMEDIES FOR RECTAL POLYP BY PLANET AYURVEDA

Planet Ayurveda provides the best combination of herbal remedies which provides great relief to the patients and the various formulations are made of 100% pure extracts without any adulteration. These medications are made under strict guidance of M.D experts and they check the quality of each and every formulation as there is no compromise with the health of patients. For rectal polyp planets ayurveda provides various remedies for better treatment without any side effects.   

PRODUCTS LIST

  1. TRIPHALA GUGGUL
  2. VARA CHURNA
  3. MANJISHTHA CAPSULES
  4. GANDHAK RASAYAN
  5. JATYADI OIL
  6. NIRGUNDI OIL

Herbal Remedies for RECTAL POLYPS

Herbal Supplements for Rectal Polyps

PRODUCTS DESCRIPTION

1. Triphala Guggul

Triphala Guggul is herbal tablets which is formulated by planet ayurveda using various ingredients such as Guggul (Commiphora mukul), Amalaki (Emblica officnalis), Bibhitaki (Terminalia billerica), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula). This tablet is used to control cholesteroland in various gastrointestinal tract which provides relief to inflammatory conditions and in piles. Helps to treat constipation, hyperglycemia, myopia and in heart related disorders.

Dosage– 1-2 tablets twice daily with lukewarm water.

2. Vara Churna

Vara Churna is polyherbal powder formulation prepared by planet ayurveda using ingredients such as Haritaki (Terminalia chebula), Bhibhitaki (Terminalia billerica), Amalaki (Emblica officinalis). This churna helps to remove the accumulated toxins and makes it free from constipation. Vara churna improves the functions of the liver by removing the toxins which does not cause any purgation and promotes good intestinal health.

Dosage– 1 teaspoon twice daily

3. Manjishtha Capsules

Manjishtha Capsules are single herbal capsules formulated by planet Ayurveda using standardised extract of Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia). These capsules help in the treatment of Amenorrhea, in blood purification and circulation. It helps in various skin problems and in kidney and gallstones, in heart disease and in hepatitis. Manjishtha capsules are beneficial in urinary disorders and are the best remedy as blood purifiers which lower down the blood pressure.

Dosage– 1-2 capsules twice daily with plain water after meals.

4. Gandhak Rasayan

Gandhak Rasayan are herbal tablets formulated by planet Ayurveda using single ingredient Shuddha Gandhak (Sulphur). It is helpful in balancing the doshas and has the property of antiviral, anti-inflammatory which helps in healing in various conditions. This tablet helps to reduce the itching and burning sensation which reduces the itching and provides relief from eczema. Enhance the immunity of the body to fight against infection.

Dosage– 1-2 tablets twice daily with lukewarm water.

5. Jatyadi Tailam

Jatyadi Tailam is herbal oil formulation prepared by planet ayurveda using ingredients such as Chameli (Jasminum officinale), Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Katuki (Picrorhiza kurroa), Padmaka (Prunus cerasoides) and many more. It has many metallic contents and has penetrating properties which helps to heal the deep seated wound, and is beneficial in chronic psoriatic conditions. Helps to restore the normal colour and reduces the sensation of area.

6. Nirgundi Oil

Nirgundi Oil is herbal oil formulation prepared by planet Ayurveda using ingredients such as Tila Oil (Sesamum indicum), Kalahari (Gloriosa superba), Nirgundi (Vitex negundo). It has an anti-inflammatory property which balances the vata and kapha dosha. It Acts as an analgesic so is useful in disorders of spleen, thyroid. Act as a diuretic so facilitates the micturition and works as a brain tonic.

Method of Application

Mix nirgundi oil and jatyadi tailam and apply over the affected part.

Contact my assistant to provide you the costing / ordering and delivery information at – costing.planetayurveda@gmail.com or call at +91-172-5214040

CONCLUSION

A colon polyp is a small clump of cells that forms on the lining of the colon (large intestines) or rectum. This polyp is an abnormal growth of the tissue which is projecting from mucous membrane. Polyp is found in 30% of the adult population over the age of 45-50 years of age. In ayurveda it is related with Arshas where the mamsa ankuras (fleshy masses) occur usually at the opening of guda marga (anus) hence obstructs the pathway and troubles like enemies.

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