Ras Parpati

It treats chronic diarrhea, intestinal issues, inflammation, dysentery, indigestion, and early stages of piles. When bile secretion is low and affects digestion, or when inflammation causes frequent loose stools with undigested food, this remedy is beneficial. It also helps when digestion weakens, stools smell foul, the tongue has a coating, the edges of the tongue are sore, and digestive organs become weak. In summer, milk spoils quickly, causing intestinal worms in children, leading to diarrhea, resembling rice water or clay-like stools, sometimes with vomiting but rarely with fever. If such symptoms appear, Bal Sanjivani Ras is beneficial, but if it doesn’t work, use Ras Parpati. If children suffer from diarrhea, Bal Sanjivani Ras may not help, but Ras Parpati with Bal Atisarhar Churna provides relief.

In diarrhea with worm infections, first use worm-killing medicine and castor oil to cleanse the intestines. Then, Ras Parpati quickly shows results. In chronic diarrhea, intestinal absorption is very low. In such cases, using astringent medicines like opium may temporarily slow down diarrhea, but it often returns. However, with Ras Parpati, intestinal strength improves, and the problem resolves completely.

In syphilis, diarrhea is common, but treating only the diarrhea does not cure the disease. Both diarrhea and syphilis must be treated, which Ras Parpati does effectively. When fever from spleen inflammation appears, the condition worsens with symptoms like loose, thin stools. In such cases, Ras Parpati reduces inflammation, strengthens digestion, and stops diarrhea. It heals the intestines, reduces abdominal discomfort, and balances the digestive air.