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Jambolan bark
Syzygii cumini cortex
Syzygiumrinde
Published April 23, 1987
Name of Drug
Syzygii cumini cortex, jambolan bark.
Composition of Drug
Jambolan bark consists of the dried bark from the trunk of Syzygium cumini (L.) Skeels (synonym S. jambolana (Lam.) de Candolle) [Fam. Myrtaceae], as well as its preparations in effective dosage.
The bark contains tannins.
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Uses
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Internal:
- Nonspecific acute diarrhea, topical therapy for mild inflammation of the oral-pharyngeal mucosa.
External:
Mild, superficial inflammation of the skin.
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Contraindications
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None known.
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Side Effects
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None known.
Interactions with Other Drugs
None known.
Dosage
Unless otherwise prescribed:
Average daily dosage:
3 - 6 g of drug;equivalent preparations.
Mode of Administration
Comminuted herb for decoctions and other galenical preparations for internal use and local application.
Duration of Administration
If diarrhea persists for more than 3 - 4 days, consult a physician.
Action
Astringent
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