CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS)

SONI KAPIL; SEEMA SHUKLA; EENA SHARMA

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J Res Educ Indian Med . 2008; 14(1): 41-45

CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS)

SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA.

Abstract
Antiemetics like Promethazine, Prochloroperazine, Chlorpromazine,Triflupromazine etc. and GIT movement regulators like Metoclopramide are commonly used in management of GIT related minor ailments of first trimester like nausea, vomiting etc. collectively called morning sickness. But availability of these drugs to rural mothers is poor. Even in urban areas where conventional therapy is available there is reluctance to take these due to their very chemical nature. To find effective non-toxic and easily available remedy, we tried a folklore drug combination based on Emblica officinalis pulp base named Amalaki gutika in pregnant mothers with different GIT related ailments and compared the results with standard regimen of Doxylamine succinate and Pyridoxine hydrochloride combination most widely used for morning sickness. This is a clinical trial report of comparative study of Amalaki gutika and Doxylamine succinate in pregnancy related morning sickness. After a trial period of 45 days when overall results were evaluated both the formulations are found equally effective.

Key words: Garbhini, Chhardi, Amalaki, Morning sickness, Hrillas, Prasek, Anannabhilasha, Emblica officinalis

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SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA. CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS). J Res Educ Indian Med . 2008; 14(1): 41-45.

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SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA. CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS). J Res Educ Indian Med . 2008; 14(1): 41-45.

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SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA (2008) CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS). J Res Educ Indian Med , 14 (1), 41-45.

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SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA. 2008. CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS). Journal of Research and Education in Indian Medicine, 14 (1), 41-45.

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SONI KAPIL, SEEMA SHUKLA, EENA SHARMA. "CLINICAL STUDY ON ROLE OF AMALAKI GUTIKA (Emblica officinalis) IN UPPER GIT DISORDERS DURING PREGNANCY W.S.R. TO GARBHAJ CHHARDI (MORNING SICKNESS)." Journal of Research and Education in Indian Medicine 14 (2008), 41-45.

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