Curcusan Capsules (Khaolaor Laboratory)

Indication for use: amenorrhea, (the absence of menstruation), leucorrhea (whitish), menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), vaginal prolapse, weakening of the walls and muscles of the vagina, weak lactation

Using as an adjuvant: dyspepsia, indigestion, nephritis, pyelonephritis, glomerulonephritis, pancreatitis

Therapeutic action: increases the vaginal muscles tone

Product composition:

1. Curcuma Xanthorrhiza Extract 175 mg.

2. Curcuma Aromatica Extract

3. Curculigo latifolia Extract

4. Caesalpinia Sappan L.

5. Levisticum officinale Koch Extract

6. Zingiber cassumunar Roxb Extract

7. Nutmeg Extract

8. Amomum kravanh Pierre Extract

9. Nigella sativa L Extract

10. Lepidum sativum L Extract

Methods of administration and dosages: 2-3 capsules daily in the morning and before bedtime, with or without food. The standard course is 90 days.

Contraindications \ Precautions: individual intolerance to the drug, children under 12 years of age.

Side effects: promotes blood flow to the pelvic organs

Khaolaor Laboratory Curcusan Capsules Overview

As a therapeutic herbal drug is intended for treating such diseases as: amenorrhea, (the absence of menstruation), leucorrhea (whitish), menstrual disorders, dysmenorrhea (painful menstruation), vaginal prolapse, weakening of the walls and muscles of the vagina, weak lactation.

As an adjuvant herbal drug is intended for treating such diseases as: dyspepsia, indigestion, nephritis, pyelonephritis, glomerulonephritis, pancreatitis, colitis

The standard dosage: 2-3 capsules 2 times a day in the morning and before bedtime, regardless of food intake.

Using as a preventative measure: It is recommended for women with unstable menstrual cycles, problems with vaginal discharge and unpleasant smell from the vagina, women with weak vaginal walls and mothers with poor lactation after childbirth.

Contraindications \ Precautions: individual intolerance to the drug, peptic ulcer of the stomach and duodenum.

Side effects: During the use of this herbal drug no side effects were observed.

Product description: in total, the drug consists of 20 components, 10 of which the company discloses to the consumer. The main component is the extract of the plant Javanese Turmeric. It is used as part of this herbal drug as a component that affects menstrual pain, which is scientifically called dysmenorrhea, and also affects the lymphatic system, since leucorrhoea, or as it is also called medically, Leukorrhea, is not an independent disease but a consequence of dysfunction of the lymphatic system. In addition to the above, Javanese Turmeric has an effect on the digestive tract, so it is used for dyspepsia, which is indigestion.

The second component of the herbal drug is an extract of Levisticum officinale which is used not only in ayurvedic medicine but also by modern medicine which uses it to treat chronic urinary tract infections, including cystitis and pyelonephritis. Levisticum prevents the formation of calculi - that is, stones in the bladder. Levisticum is used for treating amenorrhea - a long delay in menstruation. In addition, by providing blood flow to the pelvic organs, it dilutes the discharge and causes the acceleration of the menstrual cycle. In ayurvedic medicine, Levisticum officinale is used for treating fever, and as an adjuvant herbal drug after childbirth.

The third component of the herbal drug is Thai Yellow Ginger or Zingiber Cassumunar, as it is called as part of the description to this herbal drug. it acts on leucorrhea anf has been used in ayurvedic medicine for many hundreds of years as an anti-inflammatory and antifungal agent. Research by Japanese scientists in 1991 confirmed its anti-inflammatory properties and activity against a wide range of gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and dermatophytes. Studies by American scientists in 1992 confirmed the activity of zerumbon contained in the plant in relation to pathogenic fungal infections. The plant contains the unique antioxidant curcuminoid which is contained in this particular plant as well as cassumunarin of types A, B and C.

The fourth component of this herbal drug is an extract of the plant Curcuma Aromatica, which is used as part of this drug as an analgesic menstrual agent with antifungal, wound healing and antioxidant properties. In ayurvedic medicine it is used for smoothing muscle pain, for wound healing and as a herbal drug for detoxifying the body at the cellular level.

The fifth component of the herbal drug is an extract of Caesalpinia Sappan, or as it is also called Patanga. As part of this drug, it is used to facilitate the release of menstrual blood. Since ancient times, Pattang has been used in ayurvedic medicine for the treatment of a wide range of female gynecological diseases. Caesalpinia has astringent, antiseptic, wound-healing and cooling and soothing properties, and is used medicinally to treat skin conditions, leprosy, ulcers, and mental disorders.

The sixth component of the herbal drug is nutmeg extract. It affects the condition of the skin, affects the nervous system as a herbal drug that normalizes sleep, relieves discomfort and headaches.

The seventh component of the herbal drug is Siam Cardamom, or as it is scientifically called Amomum Shaggy. As part of this mixture it acts as an analgesic agent during menstruation. It has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years to treat hiccups, nausea, diarrhea, and flatulence. A special property of the plant is its assistance to stopping indomitable vomiting during pregnancy and uterine hypertonicity, which is a signal of a possible miscarriage. What is curious is that the plant is used in spiritual practices and it is the so-called Sattva plant.

The eighth component of the herbal drug is Nigella sativa, or as it is also called Black Cumin. In ayurvedic medicine it has been used since ancient times to normalize the menstrual cycle - it is this function that the component in the composition of this herbal drug performs, as well as to improve lactation. It should be noted that in Chinese medicine it is used to break down heavy fats in atherosclerosis and obesity, it is prescribed for the treatment of pancreatitis, gastritis, enterocolitis, and chronic hepatitis. In addition to the above it lowers blood glucose levels.

The ninth component of the herbal drug is the plant Lepidum Sativum, or as it is called by common people Garden Cress. Lepidum is used for food by many peoples of the world not because of its taste but because of the benefits that the plant bestows on the human body. First of all, Lepidum affects the human circulatory and lymphatic systems. Garden Cress is actually a medical food. the plant improves blood microcirculation in small blood vessels, improves blood biochemical parameters, is an antihypertensive agent, that is, it lowers blood pressure in hypertensive patients. The constant use of garden cress in food replaces the need of taking pills that lower blood pressure. The plant is a diuretic, cleanses the kidneys of toxins, normalizes their functionality. Since ancient times, it has been used to improve vision and treat eye diseases, and is also used for autoimmune diseases, since it normalizes lymph flow, it is the effect on the lymphatic system that determines the possibility of using the plant as a medicine for skin diseases.

The tenth plant in the composition of the herbal drug is Curculigo latifolia - this plant has been used in ayurvedic medicine for a long time, modern studies of the plant have established a high antioxidant activity, the study was carried out using radical scavenging and superoxide dismutase and the results were compared. It is known for certain that ancient healers used it to treat such diseases of the human body as the hepatitis B virus. Flower and root decoctions are used to relieve abdominal pain and frequent urination. The plant is used in ayurvedic medicine for treating diabetes.

Summarizing the above, this herbal drug is a complex mixture of herbs designed to stabilize the menstrual cycle, alleviate menstrual pain in dysmenorrhea. The herbal drug proved to be excellent in the treatment of leukorrhea, that is, fluor albus, amenorrhea, which is a long delay in menstruation with prolapse and weakening of the walls of the vagina, and also as an enhancer of lactation after childbirth.

The herbal drug Kurkusan in tablet form which is produced by Khaolaor Laboratory in the Kingdom of Thailand is presented on the slide show. 20 components of the herbal drug have a total dosage of 500 mg. You can buy this product from the distributor, the Asiabiopharm company on the website of the online store asiabiopharm.com. Postal delivery is carried out to most countries of the world.