Name: Burg-e-senna Herbs | سناء مکی
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Urdu Name : Sana Makki, Berge Sana, Berge Sana Makki

Arabic Name : Sanaa, Sanaa Iskandraani, Seenamiiki, Sinaamki, Sanaamkaa

Bengali Name : Sonamukhi, Sonpatr

Chinese Name : Fan xie ye

English Name : Senna

French Name : Séné

German Name : Tinnevelly-Senna, Indische Senna, Indische Cassie, Sennespflanze

Gujarati Name : Mindhiaval, Sonamukhi

Hindi Name : Sana

Kannada Name : Nelavarika, Sonamukhi, Nelaavare, Nelavarike, Nela Avariake

Kashmiri Name : Berge Sana

Latin name : Cassia angustifolia Vahl.

Marathi Name : Sonamukhi

Persian Name : Sana Makki

Punjabi Name : Sannamakhi, Sanapati, Sarnapatta

Sanskrit Name : Sanamaki, Svarnapatri

Senna:

The leaf is a very effective laxative and purgative and is a particularly useful remedy for the occasional bout of constipation and is useful for evacuation relief in cases of fissures, haemorrhoids, after rectoanal operations, and in preparation of diagnostic intervention in the gastrointestinal tract. It irritates the lining of the large intestine, causing the muscles to contract strongly resulting in bowel movement in about 10 to 12 hours after ingestion and also stops fluid being absorbed from the large bowel helping to keep the stool soft. It is sure and safe even for children (over 12 years of age) and weak and elderly persons. To prevent griping pains in the intestines, it is best when combined with a smaller amount of a warming stimulant and antispasmodic such as ginger or some other suitable herb. Too frequent usage can lead to laxative dependency. Senna leaf is approved by the World Health Organization (WHO) for short-term use in occasional constipation. Senna is also approved in the United States and in European countries as an ingredient in over-the-counter and prescription laxative preparations. The herb is approved by the German government for any condition in which alleviating constipation or softening stools is desirable.

Clinical studies in the United States and abroad involving various age groups suggest that senna is effective in managing constipation associated with a number of causes including surgery, childbirth, and use of narcotic pain relievers. A study in the medical journal Diseases of the Colon and Rectum showed that senna was able to prevent or treat postoperative constipation after proctologic surgery. The South African Medical Journal shows that treatment with senna was successful in 93%-96% of women suffering from postpartum constipation. By comparison, only 51%-59% of women in the placebo group experienced relief. Senna is considered to be one of the more effective agents for relieving constipation caused by such narcotic pain relievers as morphine. In another study published in the Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, researchers recommended the use of senna in terminal cancer patients with opiate-induced constipation, citing the effectiveness of the herb and its relatively low cost. A study published in the medical journal Pharmacology suggests that a combination of senna and bulk laxatives can alleviate chronic constipation in geriatric patients.

Also useful in intestinal worms, rheumatism, sciatica, gout, hip pain and lumbago.

Recommended Dosage: 5 to 10 g powder of dried leaves.

Contraindication: Senna is a safe and effective laxative used widely throughout the world. However, repeated use of strong purgatives such as Senna may aggravate constipation and weaken the tone of the colon. This herb should be used only if no effects can be obtained through changes in diet or the use of bulk-forming products. This herb is not recommended if you are pregnant, menstruating, or lactating. This product should not be given to children under 12 years of age. People with Crohn�s disease, ulcerative colitis, appendicitis, intestinal obstructions, and abdominal pain should not supplement with Senna.

Senna or Senna maki is an essential medicinal herb grown largely in China, India, Sudan, and Africa used as a powerful remedy to treat numerous ailments and disorders. The other common names of this herb are cassia marilandica, loctus plant, and wild senna however used widely to relieve constipation because of the laxative properties and anthraquinones content.

Glucosides, sinusoids, and derivative components in Senna eliminate bacterial infections and kill germs in the digestive tract to improve intestinal disorders. Senna maki is exceptionally beneficial for excellent hair health by promoting blood flow to hair follicles, which increases hair volume and strength.

The irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) can be cured with this herb because of the laxative approach; however, it also decreases stomach ache and bloating. Acetone, tannins, ethanol, and flavonoids are the other notable components in Senna, which are beneficial for overall human health.

Moreover, the anti-inflammatory characteristics of this provide significant relief from piles or hemorrhoids caused by long sitting or chronic constipation. The anthelmintic and anti-bacterial effects of this herb are also remarkable while considered useful for various skin diseases such as eczema, acne, and psoriasis.

For all kind of digestive issues including parasitize, dyspepsia and proliferation, It is considered very useful and improves the overall respiratory health and work as a body detoxifier by eliminating the toxicity from the body through urination.