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Multi‐drug ayurvedic formulation that helps in the management of male infertility, oligo‐spermia, and other sperm disorders.

• Reinforces spermato‐genesis (beeja‐jananam), largely because of the androgenic effect on the male genital organs

• Increases sperm motility (shukra‐dushti‐hara)

• Corrects sperm disorders (shukranu‐dosha‐hara)

• Corrects hypothalamic‐pituitary‐testicular dysfunction (udana‐apana vata‐dushti‐hara)

• Increases libido in males (vrishya)

• Putranjiva (Putranjiva roxburghii)

  

  Putranjiva is well known in ayurveda for managing infertility, both in males and females. Its names – putranjiva, putrajivak, garbha-karo, garbhada etc. are quite indicative of its role in facilitating conception. Further, it has been described as vrishya (virya-vardhak) which points towards its particular action of improving and increasing the quantity (number) and quality of the shukra(anus) – spermatozoa. In addition, it has been described as guru (promoting cell multiplication and maturation), sheetal (lowers the metabolic activity), shleshma-hara (overcomes blockages), and vata-hara (harmonizes neuro- endocrine activity). Seen in the context of reproduction in males, all these actions attributed to Putranjiva acquire special significance. In an experimental study, the seed powder of Putranjiva roxburghii was seen to possess aphrodisiac and sperm count enhancing property. Again, the seed powder of Putranjiva when used clinically in patients to assess their vrishya karma, significant increase in the sexual desire, penile erection, penile rigidity, ejaculation time, orgasm score, duration of the sexual act and frequency of the sexual act was observed. Furthermore, significant reduction in the immotile and abnormal spermatozoa was also seen.

  Kokilaksha (Asteracantha longifolia)

  

  Kokilaksha is another medicinal herb in ayurveda, well known for its therapeutic use in managing male infertility and the related disorders. It has been described as vrishya (reinforces fertility) which points towards its particular action of improving and increasing the quantity (number) and quality of the shukra(anus) – spermatozoa. In addition, it has been described as sheetal (lowers the metabolic activity), guru (promotes cell multiplication and maturation), pichhila (reinforces secretions), snigdha (reinforces secretions), madhura (anabolic, energizing), and vata-jit (harmonizes neuro-endocrine functions). Viewed from the perspective of the reproduction in males, all these actions attributed to Kokilaksha acquire special significance. On the basis of these actions, it is widely used as an aphrodisiac (vajikaran) drug for the management of male infertility (klaibya). In an experimental study on albino rats, it was seen that it (ethanolic extract) exhibited pronounced anabolic effects in treated animals, as evidenced by gains in the body and reproductive organ weights. Increased spermatogenesis due to treatment with extracts was also witnessed in transverse section. The treatment further markedly affected sexual behaviour of the animals, as reflected by the reduction of ML, increase in MF and enhanced attractability towards females. A significant increase in the sperm count as well as fructose levels of seminal vesicles was noted.

  Shilajatu (Asphaltum)

  

  Shilajatu is well known in ayurveda for its excellent rasayana (rejuvenating / antioxidant), kshaya-hara (promotes cell multiplication / regenerative), jara-nashanam (anti-aging), deha-dardhya-kara (reinforces tissues), and chhedi (stimulant) actions. In a research study, shilajatu has been reported to be rejuvenating, free radical scavenging, antioxidant, immuno-modulating, etc. In another study, shilajatu was found to provide complete protection methyl methacrylate (MMA) against hydroxyl radical-I induced polymerization and acted as a reversible NO-captodative agent. This and several other findings were indicative of the therapeutic uses of shilajatu as a rasayana (rejuvenator) against oxidative stress, degenerative, and aging complaints.

  Trivang bhasma

  Yashad (zinc), Vang (tin), and Nag (lead) – the three metals collectively named as Trivang, command a key place in ayurveda, for the management of a large number of diseases, including the genito-urinary disorders in males and females. The major indication for Trivang is vadhyatva (infertility) in males, as well as, females. In females, trivang has been described to provide strength to the uterus (garbhashaya-balya), ovaries (beeja-adhar), and Fallopian tubes (phala-vahinis). In addition, it corrects the spasm (samkocha) in the phala-vahinis (Fallopian tubes). Further, it helps in the development of the under-developed reproductive organs (avikasit-avayavani). Again, by strengthening the weak reproductive organs (esp. the uterus), trivang is useful in habitual abortion. As it tones up the lax reproductive organs, it is useful in shvet-pradara (leucorrhea), too. In addition, Pushpa-dhanva rasa, an important herbo-mineral preparation for the management of female infertility and allied disorders, contains vang and nag. It has been described to strengthen the weakened, as well as, underdeveloped female reproductive organs – ovaries (beeja-kosha), Fallopian tubes (phala-vahinis), and uterus (garbhashaya).

  Weight

  80 g

  Dimensions

  11.3 x 8.2 x 2.5 cm

  Dosage:

  • Adults: 1‐2 tabs thrice a day, 6 days a week. Taper off on improvement.

  • To be taken just after meals.

  Precautions:

  Use only in males. Not to be used in advanced liver and kidney disorders. After using for 6 months, give a gap of 1 month.

  Available as:

  Box containing 6 strips (blister packing) of 10 tablets (60 tablets).

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