vamsalocana :
Rasa: Kashaya Madhura Guna: Laghu Ruksha Teeskhsna
Veerya: Sheetha
Vipaka: Maduram
Karma: Kaphapittasamaka
The root (burnt root) is applied to ringworm, bleeding gums, painful joints (Khare, 2007). Seeds are acrid, laxative, said to be beneficial in strangury and urinary discharges (Chopra et al., 1958). Bark is used for skin eruptions (Khare, 2007). Leaf is emmenagogue, antileprotic, febrifuge, bechic, used in haemoptysis (Khare, 2007).
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