About Kutajadi Kadha (Kwath):
Kutajadi Kadha is a classical Ayurvedic formulation prepared by boiling coarse powders of herbs and reducing them to one-fourth, then filtering to form a decoction. It exerts strong astringent and detoxifying effects on the alimentary canal, especially the intestines, and is highly effective in diarrhea, dysentery, and intestinal infections.
Therapeutic Properties:
- Antidiarrheal & Antidysenteric
- Antimicrobial & Antibacterial
- Antiamoebic & Anthelmintic
- Astringent & Haemostatic
- Aam Pachak (Detoxifier)
- Supports expectoration and has mild antitussive action
Benefits & Medicinal Uses:
- Relieves diarrhea (acute & chronic)
- Useful in dysentery and cholera
- Helps manage Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) with loose stools
- Effective in intestinal worms
- Supports recovery in chronic bronchitis and productive cough
Dosage & Administration:
- Infants & Children under 5 years: 1–5 ml
- Children (6–9 years): 5 ml
- Children (10–13 years): 10 ml
- Teenagers (13–19 years): 15 ml
- Adults: 20 ml
- Pregnancy: 10–20 ml (only under strict supervision)
- Geriatric: 20 ml
Maximum possible dosage: 60 ml per day (in divided doses). Best taken twice a day with equal amount of water, after food.
Safety Profile:
Kutajadi Kadha is considered safe when taken under professional supervision and within recommended dosage.
Side Effects:
Due to its slightly bitter taste and mild emetic action, it may occasionally cause nausea, vomiting, or distaste in sensitive individuals.
Pregnancy & Lactation:
Safe for short-term use in diarrhea during pregnancy, but only under physician’s supervision. Considered safe during lactation, but long-term use is not advisable.
Contraindications:
No absolute contraindications reported when used in recommended dosage.
Note:
This is a classical Ayurvedic medicine (Bh.R.), prepared from fresh herbs. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Natural color changes may occur over time, but efficacy remains intact.
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