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| Name: Nagabala |
| Biological
Name: Sida Spinosa, Sida alba ,
Sida alinifolia
See Also: Sida cordifolia, Sida Rhombifolia |
| Other
Names:
Bonmethi, Gorakchaulia, Gulsakari, Kadumenthys, Kantalo-bal, Khar-yashtika, Kattuvantiyam, Mayir-mamkkam, Pilabarela, Sham- lethe-dashti, Tukati-khareti |
| Description:
Nagabala is found throughout the hotter parts of India and Sri Lanka. |
| Parts
Used:
Leaves used in gleet and scalding urine. Root and root bark used in debility and fever. |
| Remedies
For:
Leaves are demulcent and refrigerant and are useful in gonorrhoea, gleet and scalding urine. Decoction of the root-bark and root is used in mild cases of debility and fever. Leaves are bruised in water, strained through cloth and administered in the form of a draught. Root is used in decoction. |
| Safety:
No information available. |
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