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Ginger (Zingiber officinale)

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ZINGIBER OFFICINALE

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PHARMACOGNOSTIC FEATURES:- BOTANICAL ORIGIN : ZINGIBER

OFFICINALE FAMILY : ZINGIBERACEAE COMMON NAME : GINGER,GINGER

ROOT,BLACK GINGER,ZINGIBERIC RHIZOMA

URDU NAME : ADRAK PART USED : RHIZOMES CHEMICAL CLASS : LILOPSIDA

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CHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS: GINGEROL SHAGOL ZINGIBERINE ZINGIBEROL PHELLANDRENE BISABILONE STARCH TRACE AMOUNT OF Ca,Mn,Fe,Cu,K

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MEDICNAL USES :- ANTI BACTERIAL USED IN CONTIMENTS DECREASE CHOLESTROL LEVEL DECREASE JOINT PAIN FROM ARTHIRITIS ANTI INFLAMMATORY ANTI EMETIC EFFECTS TREATMENT FOR VARIOUS CONDITIONS e.g

MOTION SICKNESS,NAUSEA,VOMITING AND ARTHIRITIS

USED IN COLD,COUGH AND BRONCHITIS

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SIDE EFFECTS:- ADVERSE EFFECT AFTER INGESTION OF

GINGER ARE UNCOMMON, BUT THEY CAN INCLUDE MILD GIT EFFECTS SUCH AS HEARTBURN,DIARRHEA , IRRITATION OF MOUTH,STOMACH DISCOMFORT,IRRITATION TO SKIN WHEN APPLIED.

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DOSAGE: GINGER CAN BE CONSUMED AS: FRESH OR DRIED ROOT PREPARED IN TEAS,SOFT DRINKS AND

BREADS MOST CLINICAL RESEARCH HAS USED

BETWEEN 250mg AND 1g OF THE POWDERED ROOT IN CAPSULAR FORM, TAKEN ONE TO 4 TIMES DAILY.

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INTERACTIONS: ANTICOAGULANT: anticoagulant interacts with ginger.

Ginger might also slow blood clotting. Taking ginger along with this might increase chances of bleeding.

WARFARIN: warfarin interacts with ginger. Warfarin is used to slow blood clotting. Taking with ginger might increase the chances of bleeding.

ANTIDIABETES DRUGS: they interacts with ginger. Ginger might decrease blood sugar. Diabetes medications also used to lower blood sugar. Taking ginger along with diabetes medication might cause your blood sugar to go too low.

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INTERACTIONS: MEDICATIONS FOR HIGH BLOOD

PRESSURE: interacts with ginger. Ginger might reduce blood pressure. Taking ginger along with these medication cause your blood pressure to drop too low or an irregular heart beat. Examples include nifepedine, verapamil

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CONTRAINDICATIONS: DURING PREGNENCY AND BREAST FEEDING:

It’s use is controversial. Not enough known. Stay on the safe and don’t use it.

BLEEDING DISORDER: taking ginger may increase your increase of bleeding.

DIABETES: ginger migh lower your blood sugar. As a result your diabetes medications might need to be adjusted .

HEART CONDITIONS: high doses of ginger might worsen some heart conditions.

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TOXICITY: Some studies indicate that ginger taken

in high amounts migh cause miscarriages and thus are not recommended for pregnant women and dosages over 6 grams can cause gastric problems and possibly ulcers arrythmias and CNS depression.

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REFERENCES:- www.webmd.com www.medicinenet.com www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov www.online.epocrates.com