Dawa-e-gurda 60gm Hermas

Dawa-e-gurda 60gm Hermas

Detailed Ingredient Information

• Damul Akhwain (Dracaena cinnabari): Also known as Dragon’s Blood, it is used for its astringent and healing properties in the urinary tract.

• Gulnar (Punica granatum flower): The flower of the pomegranate, which helps in reducing inflammation and strengthening the kidneys.

• Samagh Arabi (Acacia arabica): Acts as a demulcent, soothing the mucous membranes of the urinary tract during the passage of stones.

• Gile Armani (Armenian Bole): A traditional mineral-rich clay used in Unani medicine to help manage internal heat and support the healing of the renal system.

Key Therapeutic Benefits

• Kidney Stone Management: Helps in the fragmentation and dissolution of renal and bladder stones, making them easier to pass through the urine.

• Improves Renal Function: Supports the filtration process of the kidneys and helps maintain overall urinary health.

• Metabolic Support: Aids in the excretion of specific chemicals and metabolic waste products that contribute to stone formation.

• Pain Relief: Traditionally used to alleviate the sharp, spasmodic pain associated with the presence or movement of kidney stones.

• Urinary Tract Support: Helps clear the urinary passage of debris and reduces the recurrence of stone formation.

Precautions

• Professional Consultation: It is highly recommended to take this under the supervision of a Unani physician (Hakim) or a healthcare provider.

• Hydration: For the medicine to be effective in flushing out stones, a high intake of water (at least 2.5–3 liters per day) is usually necessary.

• Dosage: The standard dosage is 3 to 6 grams per day, typically taken with water, or as specifically directed by your physician.

• Dietary Restrictions: Patients are often advised to limit high-oxalate foods (like spinach, nuts, and certain seeds) and reduce excessive salt intake while using this product.

• Self-Medication: Avoid self-diagnosing severe renal pain; always seek medical imaging (like an ultrasound) to confirm the size and location of stones.