Introduction
Sang-e-Sarmahi is described as a white, triangular stone with a flat surface. According to traditional accounts, it is swallowed by a particular type of fish known in Hindi as Pathar-chatta, also referred to as Sanwal.
Temperament
Hot and dry, first degree.
Actions
Traditionally described as a lithotriptic (Mufattit-e-Hasat), meaning an agent believed to break down kidney and bladder stones.
Traditional Uses
Sang-e-Sarmahi is traditionally used for kidney and bladder stones. A well-known compound preparation is Majoon-e-Sang-e-Sarmahi, which is traditionally described as helping break down and expel these stones.
Dosage
(approximately 0.97 grams)
