Kino De Malabar Dilution 1M 30 ML

KINO DE MALABAR - DL

Uses & Benefits

Bone, Joint & Muscle Care

Indications

Kino de malabar , a homoeopathic medicine prepared from the dried juice of Pterocarpus marsupium (Indian Kino tree), is chiefly valued for its action on the digestive tract. It is especially noted in conditions of diarrhoea, dysentery, and excessive mucous or bloody discharges. Its characteristic action lies in dysenteric stools with much tenesmus and weakness, and in its ability to check profuse, debilitating evacuations. Common Name English : Malabar Kino Hindi : Vijaysar / Asana SBL’s Kino de malabar can be helpful in the following conditions: Diarrhoea & Dysentery Manages diarrhoea with frequent, thin, offensive stools, often mixed with mucus. Supports relief in dysentery with blood-streaked discharges, much straining, and burning in rectum. Helpful where stools are slimy, tenacious, and accompanied by severe tenesmus. Kino de Malabar aids in weakness and exhaustion following frequent evacuations. Gastric & Abdominal Disturbance Supports relief in griping abdominal pains accompanying dysenteric stools. Helpful in nausea, uneasiness, and flatulence before or during stool. Aids in indigestion from spoiled food or impure water. Mucous Discharges Manages excessive mucous secretions from bowels in chronic diarrhoea. Supports relief in thick, tenacious mucus with much straining. Kino de Malabar aids in chronic catarrhal states of the intestinal tract. General Weakness Helpful in prostration and debility after long-continued diarrhoea or dysentery. Supports relief in anaemic conditions from repeated blood-streaked evacuations.

Key Ingredients

Kino de Malabar

Dosage & Directions for Use

As prescribed by the physician.

Safety Information

Read the label carefully before use. Do not exceed the recommended dose. Keep out of the reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place; avoid sunlight and heat. Avoid strong smells (onion, hing, mint, garlic) during use. Allow 15 minutes gap between two homoeopathic medicines, 30 mins gap between Homoeopathic medicines and food, or one hour gap between Homoeopathic medicines or another system of medicines.