History and effectiveness:

Analga-4 is a potent herbal remedy to treat heart burn, stomach ulcer and chronic constipation. It exercises an equally potent anti-inflammatory (anti-arthritis) action,and brings relief in pain, redness and swelling of the joints. It is useful in either of these conditions weather they exist singly or simultaneously. Its real magic is however seen in treating patients of long standing musculoskeletal pains, who suffer from stomach ulcers as a side effect of the pain relieving medicines.

Side effects:

Analga-4 is very will tolerated by patients of all age groups. Some patients may experience a laxative effect while using higher dosage, which can be easily managed by reducing the dose.

Indications:

I-Acid Peptic Disease

Analga-4 is a very potent remedy for dyspepsia and acid elated injuries of the gastrointestinal tract like ulcers of the stomach and the small intestine; ulcer negative dyspepsia, and the notorious drug induced gastritis. It takes less than a week to exhibit its anti-ulcerant potential, and 6-8 weeks of regular use, may keep the patient free of symptoms for many months.

II-Anti-Inflammatory

  1. Rieters syndrome  
  2. Reactive arthritis

  3. Rheumatoid arthritis
  4. Ankylosing spondylitis
  5. Osteoarthrosis
  6. Inflammatory bowel disease
  7. Chronic Hepatitis
  8. Chronic Nephritis and Glomerulonephritis

Ingredients:

Salvadora, Acarus Calamus, Napalian Felwart. Psorellia Cordifolia, Tinospora Cardifolia, Curcumal Longifolia, Ebalia Robesta, Boswellia Serata

Dosage:

Acid peptic disease: 1 capsule is to be taken 3 times a day, and a short course of 6-8 weeks is adequate for majority of the patients. A few patients with severe illness can be advised to repeat the course in eight to twelve months.
Inflammatory conditions and joint pains: the medicine is advised in the same dosage but the treatment generally needs to be continued for a longer duration.

Packing and Price:

Storage:

Avoid exposure to head, light and humidity.
Improper storage may deteriorate the medicine.

Notes:

None