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A cooling remedy to solve urinary problems |
Composition
| Ikshu mool (Saccharum officinarum) |
550 mg |
| Charilla (Paramelia perlata) |
460 mg |
| Gokhru (Tribulus terrestris) |
460 mg |
| Panchtrin mool |
450 mg |
| Purnarnava (Boerhavia diffusa) |
450 mg |
| Kulattha (Dolichos biflorus) |
415 mg |
| Varuna (Crataeva nurvala) |
415 mg |
| Sudh shilajeet |
210 mg |
| Swet parpati |
155 mg |
| Pashan bhed (Saxifraga ligulata) |
106 mg |
| Palashpushp (Butea frondosa) |
105 mg |
| Kakri beej (Cucumis sativus) |
100 mg |
| Makoi (Solanum nigrum) |
100 mg |
| Sheetal chini (Piper cubeba) |
90 mg |
| Daruharidra (Berberis aristata) |
60 mg |
| Excipients |
QS |
Phytochemistry
Paramelia perlata is mainly composed of fungal mycelia, which forms a network enclosing algal cells or gonidia. The principle ingredients of
Tribulus terrestris are furostanol saponin (tribol), spirostanol saponins, sitosterol glucoside
1, terrestrinins (A & B)
2, protodioscin, dihydroprotodioscin, neoprotodioscin
3, spirostanol saponin, tribulosin, beta-sitosterol-D-glucoside
4, neohecogenin-O-beta- D-glucopyranosyl-beta-D-glucopyranosyl-beta-D-galactopyranoside, neohecogenin-O-beta-D -glucopyranosy-beta-D-galactopyranoside
5, and tribulusamides (A & B)
6.
Boerhavia diffusa contains rotenoids, boeravinones A1, B1, C2, D, E and F besides the new dihydroisofurenoxanthin and boerhavine. The principle constituents of
Dolichos biflorus are ß-sitosterol, coumesterol, delbergiodin, genistein, 2-hydroxy-genistein, isoferreirin, keivitone, phaseollidin, pyranoside. The principle constituents of
Crataeva religiosa are umbelliferone, other coumarins, ß-sitosterol, aurapten, marmin, lupeol, two unidentified alkaloids and two unknown compounds - their proportion varies with the age of the bark. The active ingredient of
Saxifraga ligulata is bergenin
7, 8. The principle constituents of
Butea frondosa are butrin, coriopsin, monospermoside, sulphurein, chalcones.
Cucumis sativus contains 14a-methyl D-phytosterol. Shikimate dehydrogenase. The principal constituents of
Solanum nigrum are a- and b-solamargine and solasonine.
Piper cubeba if formed from cubebin and cubebic acid.
Berberies aristata has an essential active ingredient, Berberine.
Clinical Pharmacology
Saccharum officinarum acts as a cooling agent and is also a powerful diuretic.
Paramelia perlata is traditionally used as an astringent and cooling agent.
Tribulus terrestris has diuretic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic and anti-microbial actions.
Boerhavia diffusa is credited with anti-inflammatory, analgesic (comparable to ibuprofen) and diuretic properties. Crataeva religiosa has anti-inflammatory, diuretic, lithotriptic, demulcent and tonic properties.
Saxifraga ligulata has antilithiatic activity lithotriptic and diuretic actions.
Butea frondosa has anti-inflammatory activity and is useful in gout.
Cucumis sativus seeds have diuretic, cooling and tonic activities.
Solanum nigrum has antimicrobial and diuretic properties.
Piper cubeba relieves urinary incontinence.
Berberis aristata has anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial action. Normout syrup exerts its beneficial action by its diuretic, anti-inflammatory, analgesic, anti-oxidant, anti-microbial and renoprotective actions.
Normout syrup is a potent alkalizer. It normalizes the urinary pH and relieves burning micturition. The anti-microbial action of Normout syrup alleviates the underlying UTI. Normout syrup is an effective diuretic which relieves dysuria. Normout syrup is an effective diuretic which relieves burning and painful urination.
Indications
Dysuria, burning micturition and UTI.
Contraindications
There are no absolute contraindications for the use of Normout syrup.
Adverse Effects
Normout syrup has no adverse effects if consumed as per the prescribed dosage.
Special Precautions
None.
Dosage
2 tsp twice or thrice a day, or as directed by the physician.
Presentation
Pilfer proof bottles of 100 ml.
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