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Aeschynomene indica L.

In this article we will discuss about the Aeschynomene indica:- common name, scientific name, medicinal uses and photos.

Common name

The herb leaves used for snakebite, kidney stones and urinary disorders
The plant extract has spermicidal activity
The stem bark of the plant and root of Andrographis paniculata are crushed and the paste is taken with honey to cure dysurea.
Juice of the young stem and leaf along with cumeen seeds are made in to paste and taken twice a day for seven days for cure malaria.

Other Uses

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