Baidyanath Drakshasava (450ml) : Acts well in Piles, Fistula, Indigestion, Bleeding Rectum, Intestinal Worms

Properties

Weight

517 (gms)

Dimensions

Measures 6.5 by 6.5 by 19 centimeters

About Drakshasava

Drakshasava is a liquid Ayurvedic medicine that can treat hemorrhoids, fever, and other conditions. It contains 5–10% self-generated alcohol, which works with the water in the product to transport the body’s active herbal ingredients that are soluble in both water and alcohol.

The name of the medicine is derived from two words, Draksha and Asava, which respectively mean dry grapes or resins and a fermented formulation. However, Drakshasava is only prepared by the Kashaya method. To make a decoction of raisins, or Kashayam, boil them with the aforementioned amount of water until it is reduced to one-fourth of its original quantity.

Drakshasav Ingredients

• Draksha, a type of grape used to make wine
• Decoction Water
• (Sugar) Misri
• Honey

Add coarse powder of following herbs.

• Dhataki flowers, Woodfordia fruticosa
• Kababchini, a Piper Cubeba (Kankola)
• The Indian bay leaf, Cinnamomum Tamala
• Dalchini (Cinnamon): Cinnamomum Zeylanicum
• Elaichi (Cardamom) Elettaria Cardamomum
• Nagkesar (Cobra’s Saffron) by Mesua Ferrea
• Laung (Clove) Syzygium Aromaticum
• Nutmeg fragrance from Myristica
• Kali Mirch (black pepper) Piper Nigrum
• Zeylanica Plumbago – Chitrak
• Retrofractum Piper – Chavya
• Long pepper root, Piper longum, also known as piplamool
• Vitex Nirgundi Negundo

Traditional uses

• Hemorrhoids can benefit from gudakeelaka.
• Shoka: beneficial for depression and anxiety disorders
• Arochaka: effective for anorexia
• The heart-healthy herb hrut is highly recommended.
• Pandu – beneficial for anemia
• Raktapitta: effective for menorrhagia, nasal bleeding, and other bleeding disorders
• Ano fistula can be treated with bhagandara.
• stomach tumors in Gulma
• Ascites in Udara
• Krumi is an infection with intestinal worms.
• Petite tumors called Granthi
• Kshata – wounds that cause blood loss
• Emaciation and weight loss are described by the word “shosha.”
• Fever in Jvara
• Balakrut: increases stamina and resistance
• Varnakrut enhances the appearance of the skin.

Indications For Drakshasava

In addition to treating headaches, fever, anemia, mild jaundice, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), cough, breathing problems, and restlessness, drakshasava primarily targets the VATA and PITTA DOSHA.

The main goals of using Drakshasava are to maintain healthful appetite, treat weakness, and preserve strength.

It is useful when you don’t feel like eating, and it works well to treat fatigue, laziness, restlessness, loss of enthusiasm, and mild insomnia.

Debility & Fatigue

Ashwagandha preparations (or Ashwagandharishta) are more suitable for individuals with VATA body types or VATA Dosha aggravation. Drakshasava and Ashwagandharishta are the two main medications recommended in ayurveda for debility and fatigue.

Actually, it restores the natural functions of PITTA in the body; this principle applies it reduces the excess and increases the deficient. It increases strength, treats weakness and debility that occur either after fever or due to PITTA aggravation. Drakshasava is more suitable for people with PITTA body type or PITTA aggravation. However, it increases secretion of PITTA in the stomach and bile salts from the liver, but it also helps its elimination, which

Constipation

Drakshasava, which contains raisins as its primary ingredient, has mild laxative effects and stimulates the liver’s production of bile, which travels to the intestine and causes peristalsis, which naturally aids in the improvement of liver functions, digestion, and bowel movement.

Bile Insufficiency & Poor Appetite

Since bile tends to have an alkaline nature and neutralizes excess stomach acid before it enters the small intestine, bile insufficiency causes indigestion, poor appetite, and in some cases, a burning sensation in the abdomen. Bile insufficiency is not a disease, but rather a symptom of liver and gallbladder malfunctions.

In this situation, Drakshasava boosts bile secretion and restores its natural processes, which helps to enhance liver functions, digestion, and indigestion while lowering bloating and boosting appetite.

Belching

Drakshasava helps to reduce excessive belching by reducing the amount of air in the alimentary canal and belching, which is a natural reflex for releasing extra air from the stomach.

Dosage & Administration Of Drakshasava

Drakshasava should generally be taken as directed.

• Infants (Age: 1 ml (Upper 12 Months)
• Toddler (Age: 1 to 3 ml for children aged 1 to 3 years
• Young child (3 to 5 years old) -5 ml
• 10 ml for students in grades 5 through 12
• 13 to 19-year-old teen (15 ml)
• Adults (19–60 years old): 30 ml
• Geriatric (15 to 30 ml) (over 60 years old)
• 15 ml for pregnancy
• 30-to-15 ml during lactation
• 60 ml maximum daily dose, divided into two doses

Precautions Of Drakshasava

In some cases, patients may experience mild gastric complaints and loose stools if the medication is administered in a very high dose, but Drakshasava is not known to cause serious side effects because it is a pure, natural formula made up of herbal ingredients and free of chemical components.

It is best to avoid this while pregnant or use this medication only as directed by a doctor.

If your doctor advises it, you can take it during lactation in lower doses.

Pitta and Vata are soothed by drakshasava.

Protect from light and moisture while keeping the amber-colored bottle in a cool location.

Terms and Conditions

Before purchasing this medication, we have assumed that you sought medical advice and are not using it for self-medication.