Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Tablet
Generic Name: Terminalia Chebula (Halela Zard)Terminalia Chebula (Halela Siyah)Terminalia Bell...
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PKR 120
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About Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Tablet
Hakims practicing Unani medicine in Pakistan commonly recommend Qurs Mulayyin for mild, occasional constipation rather than chronic digestive disorders. Its blend of Halela, Bahera, and Amla is a classical combination long used across South Asia to support gentle, natural bowel movement without harsh cramping. Practitioners usually suggest taking it at night so it works with the body's natural rhythm by the next morning. They also stress drinking enough water through the day, since fiber based herbal laxatives work best alongside good hydration and a balanced, fiber rich diet. Modern physicians note that herbal laxatives like this one are not meant to replace medical care for ongoing constipation. Anyone with persistent symptoms lasting more than a couple of weeks is usually advised to see a doctor rather than continue self treatment indefinitely at home. A doctor can rule out other underlying causes.Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Uses
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Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Tablet Uses in Urdu
- حمدرد قرص ملین قبض دور کرنے اور آنتوں کی حرکت کو معمول پر لانے کے لیے استعمال ہوتی ہے
- یہ ہاضمے کی خرابی، بھوک کی کمی اور معدے کی کمزوری میں بھی مفید ہے
- سونے سے پہلے نیم گرم پانی یا دودھ کے ساتھ لی جا سکتی ہے
- روزانہ مستقل استعمال کے بجائے ضرورت کے وقت ہی لیں
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What is Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Tablet used for?
- Constipation
- Indigestion
- Loss of appetite
What is Hamdard Qurs Mulayyin Tablet composed of?
- Terminalia Chebula (Halela Zard)
- Terminalia Chebula (Halela Siyah)
- Terminalia Bellirica (Bahera)
- Emblica Officinalis (Amla)
- Ipomoea Turpethum (Nisoth)
- Foeniculum Vulgare (Saunf)
- Pistacia Lentiscus (Ma