How to Use Arshohar Tail

1. Arshohar Tail:
   • Clean the affected area gently with lukewarm water.
   • Take a few drops of Arshohar Tail on clean fingers or cotton.
   • Gently apply the oil directly to the affected area (external piles) or as directed by a healthcare professional.
   • Use twice a day, preferably after bowel movements and before bedtime.
2. Internal Application:
   • In case of internal piles, you may need a medical applicator to apply a small amount of oil inside the rectum.
   • Consult with an Ayurvedic practitioner or healthcare professional for proper guidance.
3. Consistency: For best results, use Arshohar Tail regularly for several weeks or as prescribed by your doctor.

Ingredients of Arshohar Tail

1. 1. Kanis (Cuscuta reflexa)

   • A parasitic plant with anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties. Used to treat joint pain, digestive disorders, and support liver health.

   2. Shunthi (Ginger)

   • Known for its digestive, anti-inflammatory, and antioxidant properties. It helps with nausea, indigestion, and respiratory issues.

   3. Saindhav (Rock Salt)

   • Mineral-rich salt used to balance doshas, improve digestion, and detoxify the body. It’s also used as a seasoning and in skin treatments.

   4. Vidang (Embelia ribes)

   • An herb with antiparasitic and detoxifying effects. Used to treat intestinal worms, improve digestion, and support skin health.

   5. Chitrak (Plumbago zeylanica)

   • Stimulates digestion and improves appetite. It’s also used for weight loss and detoxification.

   6. Satyanasimool (Rauvolfia serpentina)

   • Contains reserpine, used to lower blood pressure, reduce anxiety, and treat insomnia.

   7. Jimkand (Chinese Yam)

   • A tonic herb used to improve digestion, support reproductive health, boost energy, and reduce inflammation.

   8. Mahanimb (Curry Leaf)

   • Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, used for digestive health, blood sugar regulation, and overall wellness.

   9. Kallmirch (Black Pepper)

   • Enhances digestion, relieves indigestion, and boosts the bioavailability of other herbs and supplements.

    

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Benefits of Arshohar Tail

1. Arshohar Tail is a natural treatment for piles, combining camphor, neem, and turmeric to relieve pain, control bleeding, shrink hemorrhoidal masses, promote healing, reduce inflammation, prevent infections, and soothe itching and irritation. It also improves skin health by nourishing and repairing damaged skin around the anal area. Made from natural ingredients, Arshohar Tail is a safer alternative to chemical-based treatments, offering gentle yet effective relief from piles.
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Conclusion

Arshohar Tail is an effective Ayurvedic oil used to manage the symptoms of piles, such as pain, bleeding, itching, and swelling. Its natural ingredients promote healing, reduce inflammation, and shrink hemorrhoidal masses, making it a holistic treatment for both internal and external piles. Regular application, as directed, can offer long-term relief and improved quality of life.

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