Hira Bol promotes normal menstrual blood flow (rakta-dosha-nut) and is thus used for the management of oligomenorrhea / amenorrhea (rajo-rodha, rajo-dosha). In addition, it is mild analgesic and hence used for the management of dysmenorrhea (kashta-artava). In addition, it possesses significant analgesic and anti-inflammatory activity.
Kumari increases blood supply to the female genital organs and stimulates uterine muscular contraction. It promotes normal ovulation (pushpa-janana) and menstrual blood flow (artava-janana). It is widely used for the management of oligomenorrhea / amenorrhea (rajo-rodha / rajo-dosha). It is emmenagogue and used for the management of amenorrhea.
Ulatkambal corrects dysfunction of the female genital system (yonidosha-vinashini) and helps restore normal menstruation. It tones up and stimulates the uterus, and promotes normal menstrual blood flow. In addition, it has a mild analgesic action. It is widely used for the management of oligomenorrhea / amenorrhea (rajo-rodha / rajo-dosha), dysmenorrhea (kashta-artava), and irregular menstruation (aniyamita-artava). It is mainly used for the management of dysmenorrhea, amenorrhea, sterility (infertility), uterine disorders, and other menstrual disorders. In addition, it possesses significant anti-inflammatory activity.
| INDICATION |
On the basis of the actions of its ingredients, MENSIFLO Tablet is used as an adjuvant (along with other medicines) in the management of many diseases occurring in women. These include- (1) Less than normal menstrual bleeding – Women who have delayed periods (after long gaps), irregular periods, less than normal bleeding during periods, irregular periods, no periods, etc. (2) Painful periods – pain felt in the lower part of the tummy before or during periods. (3) Poor fertility – trouble in getting pregnant. (4) Problems in egg production (ovulation) – problems in the egg production by the ovaries, including PCOD (Polycystic ovarian disease) when many immature eggs (follicles) collect in the ovaries. (5) Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) – when women experience physical and emotional symptoms 1-2 weeks before a period. These include – tender breasts, bloating, feeling exhausted, irritability, mood changes, and pimples. |
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