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Linn.
Family: Gramineae; Poaceae.Habitat: Throughout India. English: Thatch Grass.
Ayurvedic: Kaasha, Kandekshu, Shvetachaamara.Siddha/Tamil: Naanal, Pai Karumbu.Action: Plant—cooling, astringent, diuretic, galactagogue. Used in the treatment of burning sensation, dysuria, dyscrasia, kidney and bladder stones, dysentery, bleeding piles. Root—diuretic, galactagogue.
Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India recommends the root in calculus, dy- suria and haemorrhagic diseases.Dosage: Root—3-6 g powder. (API, Vol. III.)The Five-Grassroots (Tripanchmuu- la) of Ayurvedic medicine contain extracts of S. munja, S. officinarum and S. spontaneum. The compound is prescribed as a diuretic.2 dream symbols found for this dream.