Krimi Mudgar Ras; Uses/ Indications, Dosage, Side Effects

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Krimi Mudgar Ras/ The problem of infestation with intestinal worms is very common in Indian children. This is mainly due to lack of personal hygiene, poor sanitation, and contamination of food and water. The different types of worms are roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, threadworms, and giardia. Home Made Ingredients buddha Parada – Herbal purified Mercury – 3 g Shuddha Gandhaka – Herbal purified Sulphur – 6...

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Krimi Mudgar Ras/ The problem of infestation with intestinal worms is very common in Indian children. This is mainly due to lack of personal hygiene, poor sanitation, and contamination of food and water. The different types of worms are roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, threadworms, and giardia.

Home Made Ingredients

  • buddha Parada – Herbal purified Mercury – 3 g
  • Shuddha Gandhaka – Herbal purified Sulphur – 6 g
  • Ajamoda – Ajowan (fruit) – Trachyspermum roxburghianum – 9 g
  • Vidanga – False black pepper – Embelia Ribes – 12 g
  • Vishamushti – Purified Strychnos nux vomica – 15 g
  • Palasha – Butea monosperma – 18 g
  • Fine power of above ingredient is ground with juice extract, made into paste and pills are prepared.

Indications of Krimi Mudgar Ras

  • Indicated as Vermifuge. Improves digestion. Helps to relieve Abdominal pain, Respiratory afflictions associated with Worm Infestations.
  • The problem of infestation with intestinal worms is very common in Indian children. This is mainly due to lack of personal hygiene, poor sanitation, and contamination of food and water. The different types of worms are roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms, threadworms, and giardia.
  • The eggs of the worms find their way into the human body through contaminated food and water.consumption of raw or improperly cooked vegetables and meat can give rise to growth and spread of worms. Drinking water from sources, other than municipal taps without boiling, can also hold in carrying cysts(eggs) of worms into the intestine.
  • The symptoms of the presence of worms vary according to their types. Some worms cause in the  with either or . Hookworms suck blood and give rise to . Roundworms are responsible for a , , and loss of appetite. , , and may also occur in some patients.

 

  • 1 to 3 tablets (125mg to 375 mg) in the morning and evening with Vidangarishta or as directed by the Physician.

Krimimudgara rasa dosage

  • 250 mg once or twice a day,  before or after food or as directed by Ayurvedic doctor. It is traditionally administered along with honey or Kashaya of Musta.

Side Effects

  • Self-medication with this medicine should be strictly avoided.
  • Take this medicine in precise dose and for a limited period of time, as advised by the doctor.
  • Over-dosage may cause a poisonous effect.
  • It is best avoided during pregnancy, lactation and in children below 5 years of age.
  • Keep out of reach and sight of children. Store in a dry cool place.

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