Abhayarista

Therapeutic Indications

Piles (Haemorrhoids) – all types.

Abdominal disorders (in 8 types of abdominal disorders as mentioned in ayurveda).

Constipation – mild to moderate.

Anuria (inability to urinate).

Dysuria (painful or difficult urination).

Loss of appetite.

Abdominal heaviness after food.

Intestinal gas.

Flatulence.

Abdominal bloating.

Anal Fissure.

Constipation, reducing hard stools in piles and anal fissures

Medicinal Properties

Anti-hemorrhoid.

Anti-constipation.

Laxative.

Appetizer.

Digestive Stimulant.

Mild Diuretic.

Peristalsis stimulation inducer.

Carminative.

Antiflatulent.

Anthelmintic or vermifuge (due to Vaividang).

Ama Pachak (detoxifying).

Abhayarishta (Abhayarishtam) has mild laxative action and mild diuretic characteristics. It promotes proper peristaltic movements of the intestine and helps in easier defecation. It is also used as intestine detox to eliminate toxins from the alimentary canal.

The classical ayurvedic dosage of Abhayarishta is as follows:

Children0.5 ml per Kg of body weight

Adults15 – 30 ml

PregnancyNot Recommended

Lactation15 ml

Geriatric Dosage15 ml

Maximum Possible Dosage60 ml per day

How to Take Abhayarishta

Anupan (Adjuvant)An equal amount of water

Dosage Frequency Twice daily

Medication TimeImmediately after a meal

There is no absolute contraindications.

No side effects reported with the recommended dosage of Abhayarishta. In very rare cases, it can cause loose stools.

Not recommended for use during pregnancy and lactation.

Keep all medicines out of reach of children. Store in a cool and dry place, protected from light.

As Per Physician

Each 5 ml contains- Terminalia chebula 0.91 gm Vitis vinifera 0.45 gm Madhuca indica 72.46 mg Embelia ribes 72.46 mg Tribulus terrestris 14.49 mg Piper chaba 14.49 mg Coriandrum sativum 14.49 mg Zingiber officinale 14.49 mg Operculina turpethum 14.49 mg Salmalia malabarica 14.49 mg and other ingredients with excipients as required.