One of the most suggested therapies for any kind of disease, including kidney stones is herbal therapy. The best part of kidney stones herbal therapy is nature cures usually do not have side any effects considering to chemical medicine if used appropriately as it suggested doses. But sometimes there are cases when herb at the prescribed dose causes stomach upset or headache, although it quiet rare to happen.
This issue may conduct because of the purity of the preparation or added ingredients, such as synthetic binders or fillers. That’s way; it is suggested that only used and practice with high-quality products. As it happens to all medications method, that overdose can lead to serious illness, even to death.
# 2 Herbal Therapy
Using herbal as a natural cure is already become a common practice in many culture all over the world, there for the treatment would vary and used various herb and plant. These list of herbs are commonly used to lift discomfort pain linked to kidney stones passage:
Bearberry (Arctostaphylos uva-ursi)
Used as diuretic and antiseptic for urinary tract infection.
Cleavers (Gallium aparine)
Commonly used in treatment of congestive kidney disorders, kidney stones, and urinary infections.
Corn silk (Zea mays)
Soothing demulcent with mild diuretic properties.
Crampbark (Viburnum opulus)
Relaxes smooth muscle and is an antispasmodic.
Gravel root (Eupatorium purpureum)
Named for its traditional use as a treatment for stones and gravel of the kidneys.
Kava kava (Piper methysticum)
Have antianxiety and sedative qualities.
Khella (Ammi visnagi)
Has a long history for kidney stones treatment. Scientific research has demonstrated that the herb may work as a calcium channel blocker-type antispasmodic, which targets and relaxes ureter tissue. This may allow easier passage of small stones.
Seven barks (Hydrangea aborescens)
Has a sedative effect on the urinary system; used in kidney stones treatment.
Stone root (Collin Sonia Canadensis)
Used as strong diuretic with a history of use in acute and preventative treatment of kidney stones.
Other therapy will continue at Part Three…
Compile and re-written based on release fromUrology Channel