Baidyanath Hridayarnava Ras (80tab) : Acts Well As Cardiac Tonic Associated With Breathlessness And Heaviness In Chest

Properties

Weight

38 (gms)

Dimensions

Dimensions: 3.7 x 3.7 x 7.6 cm

About Hridayarnava Ras

This medicine contains heavy metal ingredients, so it should only be taken under strict medical supervision. Hridayarnava Rasa is an Ayurvedic medicine that comes in tablet or powder form, and it is indicated in cardiac diseases of Kapha origin. It is used in the treatment of heart diseases associated with heaviness of chest and dspnoea, among other symptoms.

Ingredients of Hridayarnava Ras

Mercury that has been purified using herbs

Herbal Sulfur Purified by Shuddha Gandhaka

Tamra bhasma is a copper-based version of a hasma.

enough water decoction made from the necessary amount of

Solanum nigrum, known as Kakamachi

Haritaki: Terminalia chebula, the fruit rind of the chebulic myrobalan.

Terminalia bellirica’s fruit rind known as vibhitaki.

Emblica officinalis Gaertn, also known as amalaki, is an Indian gooseberry.

Indication of Hridayarnava Ras

heart stimulant

Insomnia

Slept poorly

Angina

Palpitation

Uses of Hridayarnava Ras

It is used to treat a variety of cardiac conditions, including those of Kapha origin and those that cause breathing problems and chest heaviness.

Dosage of Hridayarnava Ras

It is customarily recommended along with water decoctions of kakamachi and Triphala, and should be taken in doses of 125–250 mg before or after meals, once or twice daily, or as directed by an ayurvedic physician.

Precautions of Hridayarnava Ras

Due to the presence of heavy metals in this medication, self-medication could be dangerous.

Follow the doctor’s advice and take this medication exactly as directed, for a short time.

Serious poisonous effects could result from overdosing.

When pregnant, nursing, or with children, it is best to avoid.

Maintain a distance from children’s eyes and reach.

Keep in a cool, dry environment.

Terms and Conditions

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