Herbal formulation for the treatment of piles
AssigneeCouncil of Scientific and Industrial Research
InventorsPushpangadan Palpu, Ajay Rawat, Chandana Rao, Sharad Srivastava, Ramaswami Kartik
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AssigneeCouncil of Scientific and Industrial Research
InventorsPushpangadan Palpu, Ajay Rawat, Chandana Rao, Sharad Srivastava, Ramaswami Kartik
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The present invention provides a novel herbal formulation for use in treatment of piles. Formulation(s) comprises of leaves of Moringa oliefera, tender leaves of Pongaemia pinnata, whole plant of Cassia occidentalis and leaves of Albizia lebbeck. The formulation can be used as an emulsion or as a soft gelatin capsule for oral dosage forms or in the form of ointment. Moringa olifera used as carminative, stomachic and abortifacient. Pongaemia pinnata is useful in treatment of diseases like dairrhoea, flatulence and for cleaning ulcer and sores. Cassia occidentalis is used for treatment of hysteria, dysentery and other stomach problem. Albizia lebbeck is used in inflammation, itching, leucoderma and also used for strengthening of gums.
A herbal synergistic formulation comprising extracts of Moringa olifera, Pongaemia pinnata, Cassia occidentalis and Albizia lebbeck in pharmaceutically acceptable dosages optionally along with an additive useful in treatment of piles and hemorrhoids.
Method for the treatment of piles and hemorrhoids comprising administering to a subject a pharmaceutically effective amount of a herbal formulation consisting of extracts of Moringa olifera, Pongaemia pinnata, Cassia occidentalis and Albizia lebbeck in pharmaceutically acceptable dosages optionally along with an additive.
Use of a herbal formulation for treatment of piles and hemorrhoids the formulation comprising pharmaceutically effective amount of a herbal formulation consisting of extracts of Moringa olifera, Pongaemia pinnata, Cassia occidentalis and Albizia lebbeck in pharmaceutically acceptable dosages optionally along with an additive.
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