نکچھکنی، نک چھکنی، ناک چھکنی
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Urdu Name : Nakchikni, (نکچھکنی)
Arabic Name : Kundush, (کندش )
Persian Name : Bekhe Kazran, (بیخ کارزان و کندش)
Hindi Name : Kundush, Nakchikni, Newari ,
(کندش) (ناک چھکنی ) (نیواری )
English Name : Sneezewort, Sneezeweed, ( سنیزورٹ ) ( سنیزویڈ )
Latin name : Centipeda minima Linn, ( سنٹئپڈا مانئما لین )
Bengali Name : Nakchikni, Mechitta, (ناک چھکنی) (میچیئٹا )
Chinese Name : E bu shi cao, ( ای بئ شی کاو )
French Name : d’s aigrettes, ( ڈ’س ایئگریٹیس )
German Name : Kleine Centipede, ( کلین سنٹئپڈ )
Gujarati Name : Chhikani, Nakshikani, (چحیکانی) (ناکشیکنی)
Marathi Name : Nakasinkani, Shikani, (ناکاسینکانی) (شیکانی)
Sanskrit Name : Chikkana, Chikkni, Chikika,
(چیک کانا) (چیکانی) (چیکیکا)
اس آرٹیکل کو کاپی کرنے والے کے خلاف فوری قانونی کاروائی کی جائے
گی کیونکہ ایک آرٹیکل کو مکمل کرنے میں کئی دن سخت محنت ہوتی ہے
It is anodyne, antitussive, depurative, diuretic and stimulates blood circulation. When inhaled it induces sneezing and so it is used to relieve nasal congestion, especially during coughs and colds, in ozena, and in headaches. It is also useful in paralysis, joint pain and sexual debility.
Recommended Dosage
1 to 3 g powder of whole plant.
Contraindication
This herb has no known warnings or contraindications.
Centipeda minima is a small, erect to prostrate herb, often much branched from the base, that usually has stems 8 – 20cm long, sometimes to 30cm
The plant is widely used in traditional medicine
It is harvested from the wild for mainly local medicinal use
Known Hazards
The plant is said to have caused poisoning of livestock in northern Australia
Range
E. Asia – China, Japan, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines to New Guinea, Australia and the Pacific Islands.
Habitat
Humid open locations; thinly grassed patches in savannah; banks of permanent waterholes; muddy banks of rivers; fallow rice-fields and waste land; at elevations from sea-level to 1,200 metres, sometimes to 2,400 metres
| Weed Potential | Yes |
| Medicinal Rating | |
| Habit | Perennial |
| Height | 0.10 m |
| Cultivation Status | Wild |
Cultivation Details
The plant can be a weed of cultivated crops, but is considered to be only a minor weed because it does not root deeply, and it stays small
Edible Uses
None known
Medicinal
In China, the plant is considered a hot and dry medicine which is useful as a decoction in the treatment of paralysis and pain in the joints, and also against malaria, hepatitis, diabetes mellitus, eczema, insect or snake bites, and opium poisoning
Taken with wine, it is a remedy for internal injuries
The plant is used in general as a treatment for eye and sinus infections and nose polyps. The leaves, when squeezed between the fingers and inhaled, make the eyes water, clear the head and provoke sneezing
The plant is also used as a treatment against cough, common cold and bronchitis
The herb is boiled to a paste and applied to the cheeks in order to alleviate toothache, and is also used as a topical application on other swellings and inflammations
The seed, or the dried aerial parts, are used as a vermifuge and amoebicide
The plant contains an essential oil, myriogynic acid and a bitter principle
The essential oil contains bitter compounds such as myriogynic acid and myriogynin, several flavonoids, pentacyclic triterpenes and and several sesquiterpene lactones
The sesquiterpene lactones have shown antibacterial activity against Bacillus subtilis and Staphylococcus aureus in vitro
An aqueous extract of the above-ground plant parts showed in vitro activity against Entamoeba histolytica, Giardia intestinalis and Plasmodium falciparum. Activity was found to be caused by the sesquiterpene lactone brevilin
A۔ Ether, methanol and aqueous extracts showed significant anti-allergy activity in the passive cutaneous anaphylaxis test
A methanolic extract of dried aerial parts showed significant activity against herpes simplex virus, polio virus and sindbis virus
An infusion of dried plants exhibited antitussive activity, whilst the aqueous extract showed antispasmodic activity
The ether extract showed anaphylactic activity
Plant extracts also show moderate antimutagenic activity
Other Uses
None known
Propagation
Seed –