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ANDERSONIA ROHITAKA

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Remedy Origin / Source
Natural

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ANDERSONIA ROHITAKA OR AMOORA ROHITAKA (Rohitak) Plant introduction: It is a big tree. Many people know its properties. It grows in forest, villages, and gardens. This tree can be found in two varieties. One bearing white flowers and the other red flowers. The stem is straight; leaves are ordinar...

General Description

ANDERSONIA ROHITAKA OR AMOORA ROHITAKA (Rohitak) Plant introduction: It is a big tree. Many people know its properties. It grows in forest, villages, and gardens. This tree can be found in two varieties. One bearing white flowers and the other red flowers. The stem is straight; leaves are ordinary. Florescence takes place in bunches in the season of spring. Fruits are round shaped and yellowish. The tree is some times distinguished by the terms male or female. Name: In Sanskrit-Rohitak; Bengali-Raina, Rohitak, Rarha, Pitaraj, Harin Hara; Hindi and Urdu-Reherha or Rahara; Gujrati Rohido; English and Latin-Andersonia Rohitaka or, Amoora Rohitaka. Family: Maliaceae. Time of collection: In spring and during end of rainy season. Chemical Composition: In the yellow bark-Resin, glucose, Tannin...

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ANDERSONIA ROHITAKA OR AMOORA ROHITAKA

(Rohitak)

Plant introduction:

It is a big tree. Many people know its properties. It grows in forest, villages, and gardens. This tree can be found in two varieties. One bearing white flowers and the other red flowers. The stem is straight; leaves are ordinary. Florescence takes place in bunches in the season of spring. Fruits are round shaped and yellowish. The tree is some times distinguished by the terms male or female.

Name:

In Sanskrit-Rohitak;
Bengali-Raina, Rohitak, Rarha, Pitaraj, Harin Hara;
Hindi and Urdu-Reherha or Rahara;
Gujrati Rohido;
English and Latin-Andersonia Rohitaka or, Amoora Rohitaka.
Family:
Maliaceae.
Time of collection:
In spring and during end of rainy season.
Chemical Composition:
In the yellow bark-Resin, glucose, Tannin salt and Colouring matter are present.
Pharamacological use: 
The bark.
Therapeutic actions:
Refresher; tasteful; blood purifier; remedy for enlargement of the spleen and lever; abdominal tumour; worms; eye diseases and diarrhoea.
Symptomps

Mind:

The patient is forgetful: commits mistakes in writing; absent minded; can not concentrate mind.

Head: 

Heaviness of the head; giddiness; headache-particularly in the afternoon.

Eyes: 

Heaviness; dim-sightedness at night; symptom of constipation must be present; difficulty in reading and writing.

Mouth: 

Dry tongue with yellow coating; thirst; prefers cold drinking water; bitter and insipid taste of the mouth.

Abdomen: 

Enlargement of the spleen, irritation; pain in the left side; stiffness of the spleen; the patient can not change side in the left; dyspnoea; fever; some times diarrhoea or, constipation may be present.

Urine: 

Continuous flow of urine with tendency to frequent urination; colour-green or, turbid yellow, frothy.

Stool: 

Constipation; loss of excremental pressure; pain-ful evacuation; piles; stiff bowels with mucus.

Limbs: 

Shooting pain in the hands and legs.
Dose: 5-10 minims with warm water.

Remedy Profile

  • Type Plant
  • Common Name N/A
  • Origin Source Natural

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