Digestion problem
In Siddha medicine, digestive problems are referred to as "Ani" or "Ani Marunthu." Siddha medicine offers various herbal remedies to improve digestion and alleviate digestive issues. Here are some commonly used Siddha medicines for digestion problems:
Triphala Chooranam: Triphala is a traditional combination of three fruits: Amla (Indian gooseberry), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula), and Bibhitaki (Terminalia bellirica). It is commonly used in Siddha medicine to promote digestion and bowel regularity.
Kabasura Kudineer: This herbal decoction is primarily known for its effectiveness in treating respiratory issues, but it also aids digestion and improves overall health.
Milagu Chooranam: This herbal powder, made from black pepper, can be taken with warm water to stimulate digestion and alleviate digestive discomfort.
Omam Chooranam: Omam (ajwain or carom seeds) is known for its digestive properties. The herbal powder can be consumed to relieve indigestion and gas.
Chitrakadi Vati: Chitrakadi vati is a classical Siddha medicine used to improve digestion, appetite, and metabolism.
Thaaleesathi Chooranam: This herbal powder contains a combination of thippili (long pepper), sathi vidhai (Hedychium spicatum), and milagu (black pepper). It is beneficial for various digestive issues.
Dadimashtaka Churna: This churna is made from pomegranate seeds and other digestive herbs. It helps in improving digestion and alleviating acidity.
Chukku Malli Kashayam: This herbal decoction made from dry ginger (chukku) and coriander (malli) seeds is used to treat digestive problems and stimulate the digestive system.
Sitharathai Chooranam: This herbal powder is derived from the rhizomes of Alpinia galanga. It aids digestion and helps with indigestion and flatulence.
As with any health condition, it's essential to consult a qualified Siddha practitioner or a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment, especially if the digestive problems persist or worsen. Additionally, modern medical advice should not be ignored, and Siddha remedies should be used as complementary approaches under medical supervision.