Panchmas 5 120tablet vidyanand labs pvt.ltd

Panchmas 5 120tablet vidyanand labs pvt.ltd

In Ayurvedic tradition, the fifth month is when the fetus’s consciousness and nervous system begin to develop more distinctly, and this kashaya-based tablet is formulated to support these milestones.

Detailed Ingredient Information

The tablets are prepared using water extracts of selected herbs traditionally recommended for the fifth month of gestation:

• Ringni (Solanum indicum / Brihati) 60 mg: Known for its strengthening properties and its role in supporting respiratory and digestive health.

• Dorli (Solanum surattense / Kantakari) 60 mg: Acts as a tonic that helps in balancing Vata and supporting the development of fetal tissues.

• Watankur (Ficus benghalensis / Banyan leaf buds) 60 mg: Traditionally used in pregnancy for its “Garbhasthapaka” (fetal-stabilizing) properties and to provide essential nutrients.

• Wad Saal (Ficus benghalensis / Banyan bark) 60 mg: Known for its astringent properties, it helps in maintaining the quality and quantity of amniotic fluid.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Fetal Nourishment: Provides specific herbal nutrients believed to be crucial for the growth and development of the fetus during the fifth month.

• Amniotic Fluid Regulation: Specifically used to control and maintain the optimal quality and quantity of amniotic fluid.

• Nervous System Support: Aims to support the critical period where the fetus’s consciousness and nervous system become more active.

• Maternal Vitality: Helps the mother cope with the physical demands of the second trimester, reducing general fatigue and pregnancy-related discomfort.

• Detoxification: Helps in reducing Kleda (excessive semi-solid waste) and Ama (undigested toxins) within the maternal system.

Precautions

• Professional Supervision: This is a pregnancy-specific medicine and must only be taken under the strict guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic physician or gynecologist.

• Dosage Compliance: The standard dosage is 2 tablets twice a day (after lunch and dinner), usually taken with ghee or as prescribed by a doctor.

• No Self-Medication: Pregnancy is a sensitive period; do not start or stop this medication without professional advice to avoid any risks to fetal development.

• Contraindications: Ensure your healthcare provider is aware of any other supplements or allopathic medications you are currently taking to prevent interactions.