Hab-e-Maroar is a specialized classical Unani formulation manufactured by Dawakhana Hakim Ajmal Khan, specifically designed to treat ailments of the lower digestive tract. The name "Maroar" is derived from the Urdu word for "griping" or "twisting" sensations in the intestines (Maroar), which is the primary symptom this medicine addresses.
This tablet is a powerful combination of cooling astringents and soothing botanicals. Ingredients like Anjabar and Hab-ul-Aas work to firm up loose stools and heal the intestinal lining, while Camphor (Kafoor) and Fennel (Badiyan) provide immediate relief from the sharp, twisting pain associated with dysentery and intestinal irritation. It is an essential remedy for restoring balance to a hyperactive or inflamed digestive system.
⭐ Health Benefits
• Relieves Intestinal Griping: Effectively calms the "twisting" pain and cramps (Maroar) in the abdomen.
• Treats Dysentery (Pechish): A reliable remedy for both simple and chronic dysentery, helping to reduce mucus and discomfort.
• Stops Diarrhea: Acts as a natural astringent to control loose motions and frequent bowel movements.
• Soothes Intestinal Inflammation: Provides a cooling effect to the gut, reducing irritation caused by infection or spicy foods.
• Tones the Intestines: Strengthens the walls of the intestines (Am'aa), making them less prone to frequent upsets.
• Reduces Internal Heat: The presence of Kafoor and Amla helps neutralize excessive heat in the digestive tract.
🥣 Ingredients
Each 333mg Tablet Contains:
• Polygonum Bistorta (UPI) / Anjabar (انجبار): 51.23 mg
(The premier Unani herb for stopping diarrhea and internal bleeding.)
• Myrtus Communis (UPI) / Hab-ul-Aas (حب آلاس): 38.42 mg
(Myrtle; a strong astringent that firmed up stools and heals the gut.)
• Terminalia Chebula (UPI) / Post Halela Zard (پوست ہلیلہ زرد): 38.42 mg
(Tones the digestive tract and aids in normal bowel function.)
• Emblica Officinalis (API) / Amla Khushk (آملہ خشک): 25.61 mg
(Vitamin C rich antioxidant that cools and strengthens the stomach.)
• Foeniculum Vulgare (UPI) / Badiyan (بادیان): 19.21 mg
(Fennel; expels gas and relieves abdominal cramps.)
• Camphor (API) / Kafoor (کافور): 12.80 mg
(Provides rapid relief from pain and inflammation in the intestines.)
💊 Dosage & Administration
• Adults: Take 1 to 2 tablets twice a day with water or Sharbat-e-Anjabar, or as directed by a healthcare physician or Unani practitioner.
• Note: For acute griping or loose motions, it is best taken with lukewarm water.
🛍️ Available Packaging Sizes
• 20 Tablets
🍀 Unani Therapeutic Actions
• Qabiz: Astringent (firms up loose stools).
• Habis: Styptic (stops excessive secretions or bleeding).
• Dafa-e-Maroar: Relieves intestinal griping and twisting pain.
• Musakkin: Soothes and calms intestinal irritation.
🛡️ Safety, Precautions & Cautions
• Hydration: Always increase water and electrolyte intake (like ORS) when treating diarrhea or dysentery.
• Pregnancy & Nursing: Consult a physician before use.
• Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. Keep the bottle tightly closed to maintain the potency of the Camphor.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Targeted Pain Relief: Unlike simple anti-diarrheals, it specifically targets the "twisting" pain (Maroar) that makes dysentery so uncomfortable.
• Natural Astringent Power: Utilizes the synergistic effect of Anjabar and Hab-ul-Aas, which are the most trusted "stopping" agents in Greco-Arabic medicine.
• Cooling Formula: Ideal for summer-related digestive upsets and infections caused by "hot" humors.
• Ajmal Dawakhana Standards: Prepared with high-quality botanical extracts to ensure rapid absorption and efficacy.
FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)
Can Hab-e-Maroar be used for blood in stools?
Yes, the astringent and styptic properties of Anjabar make it helpful for dysentery where minor bleeding or mucus is present. However, consult a doctor for severe cases.
How fast does it work for stomach cramps?
Due to the presence of Kafoor and Badiyan, most users feel relief from intestinal griping within 30 to 60 minutes.
Is it helpful for IBS?
It can provide temporary relief from the diarrhea-predominant symptoms and cramping associated with IBS, but long-term management should be guided by a practitioner.
Should I take it on an empty stomach?
It is generally taken after meals or at the onset of symptoms for acute diarrhea.