This is enough. Even those who have not been pregnant for twenty years can get pregnant in two months

Patalgaruni, Broom Creeper, Jal Zamani are some of the common names of the medicinal herb Coculus hirsutus. This medicinal plant is known as Doosara Teega in Telugu. It is used in Ayurvedic medicine since ancient times for the treatment of various diseases across India, Africa and China.

In various parts of India, tribal and rural populations use the leaves of these plants for the treatment of female genital problems, body weakness and bleeding disorders.

In Rajasthan, cooked leaves of this plant are eaten for the treatment of night blindness. For spermatogenesis, the leaves are soaked in water to make a jelly. In countries like Kenya the infusion of these leaves is given to treat stomach ache.

In Tanzania, decoction of the leaves is indicated in the treatment of infertility in females, such as cervical problems, reduced infections and inability to conceive. Grinding these leaves and taking the paste will reduce many infections and cervical problems. Pregnancy waits. Bleeding during menstruation is under control.

Cocculus hirsutus is a perennial, twin shrub that belongs to the family Menispermaceae. Some important medicinal plants such as Kakamari / Kakkaikollividai, Giloy / Guduchi, Pitasara / Manjalkodi belong to this family. In India the plant is found in tropical and sub-tropical regions. The whole plant is used for medicinal purpose.

The root of these plants causes excessive sweating, softens the stool and reduces constipation and increases bowel movements and restores general health. The juice is given by crushing the leaves to treat leukorrhea, gonorrhea, fatigue, fever and diseases caused by excessive heat inside the body. When not taken, it can be taken with acacia or jaggery.

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