Asava & Arishta

Kalmeghasava: Best Ayurvedic Medicine for Liver & Spleen Enlargement

Kalmeghasava (also spelled as Kalmeghasav) is used for the treatment of hepatomegaly (liver enlargement), splenomegaly (spleen enlargement), chronic fever and constipation. It has Cholagogue action, so it promotes the discharge of bile from the liver and gall bladder. Therefore, it improves appetite and metabolism in the body.

Kalmeghasava Ingredients (Composition)

Ingredient NameQuantity
Kalmegh (Bhunimba or Nilavembu) – Andrographis Paniculata12 Parts
Chirayata – Swertia Chirata1 Part
Kutki – Picrorhiza Kurroa1 Part
Neem – Azadirachta Indica inner bark1 Part
Sonth (Ginger Rhizome) – Zingiber Officinale1 Part
Haritaki – Terminalia Chebula1 Part
Dhamasa (Duralabha) – Fagonia Cretica1 Part
Patol (Pointed gourd leaves) – Trichosanthes Dioica1 Part
Lal Chandan (Red Sandalwood) – Pterocarpus Santalinus1 Part
Ushira (Khas) – Vetiveria Zizanioides1 Part
Dhataki Flower- Woodfordia Fruticosa1 Part
Warm Water100 Parts
Gur – Jaggery40 Parts

Preparation Method: Take warm water in Asava Vessel. Add Kalmegh powder and jaggery to it and mix well. Then add all other ingredients in powder form and mix them. Leave it in Asava place for a month. Then decant the liquid and preserve it in food-grade bottles. Now, Kalmeghasava is ready.

Pharmacological Actions

Kalmeghasava has following medicinal properties:

  • Hepatoprotective
  • Spleno-protective
  • Anti-hepatomegaly
  • Anti-splenomegaly
  • Cholagogue
  • Detoxifying
  • Febrifuge
  • Anti-inflammatory

Dosha Karma

The main action of Kalmeghasava is observed on Kapha Dosha and Pitta Dosha.

Therapeutic Indications

Kalmeghasava is helpful in following health conditions.

  • Hepatomegaly (liver enlargement)
  • Splenomegaly (spleen enlargement)
  • Chronic fever or low-grade fever occurring with fatigue
  • Fatigue after fever
  • Constipation
  • Bowel dysfunction

Kalmeghasava Dosage

The general dosage of Kalmeghasava is as follows.
Children (above the age of 5 years)2.5 to 5 ml
Adults10 to 15 ml
Maximum Possible Dosage45 ml Per Day (in divided doses) **
Doses: Twice or thrice a day with equal amount of water
Best Time to Take: After Food

Safety Profile

Kalmeghasava is considerably safe for most individuals when taken as per its indications in appropriate dosage under professional supervision.

Side Effects of Kalmeghasava

There are no side effects reported with Kalmeghasava.

Contraindications

Kalmeghasava has no absolute contraindications.

Pregnancy & Lactation

The safety profile of Kalmeghasava is not well established for pregnant women. You should consult an ayurvedic physician before using Kalmeghasava during pregnancy.

Kalmeghasava is possibly safe to consume by lactating mothers. There are no adverse effects reported with the use of Kalmeghasava in lactating mothers and breastfeeding babies.

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Dr. Jagdev Singh

Dr. Jagdev Singh is a qualified Ayurvedic Practitioner and Herbalist with B.A.M.S. and M. Sc. in Medicinal Plants. He has a wealth of experience in using Ayurveda to treat patients, including the use of herbal medicine and personalized Ayurvedic diets. His passion for spreading accurate and scientific information about Ayurveda and Medicinal Plants led him to create Ayur Times, a trusted resource for those seeking reliable information on the topic. Through his dedicated work, Dr. Singh has helped thousands of patients find relief and improve their health with Ayurveda and Herbal Medicine.

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