Description
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Vanga Vennai is a classical Siddha external application prepared using vanga parpam (tin-based calcined ash), mercury compounds, herbal extracts, and ghee or oil base. It is specially formulated for external use in treating skin diseases, particularly chronic and non-healing ulcers, eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis. It is known for its antiseptic, anti-inflammatory, and wound-healing properties.
Uses:
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Applied on eczema, psoriasis, and fungal infections
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Helps in the treatment of chronic wounds and non-healing ulcers
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Reduces itching, inflammation, and discoloration
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Useful for scabies, leprosy-related skin issues, and skin eruptions
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Provides relief in boils, blisters, and pus-forming infections
Benefits:
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Speeds up wound healing and promotes healthy skin regeneration
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Provides anti-microbial action against skin pathogens
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Soothes irritated skin and prevents secondary infections
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Easy-to-apply ointment with deep-penetrating action
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Enhances skin tone in post-infection healing
Different Names in Different Languages:
Language | Name / Translation |
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Tamil | வங்க வெண்ணை (Vanga Vennai) |
Sanskrit | वङ्ग वर्ति (Vanga Varti) |
Hindi | वांगा मलहम (Vanga Malham) |
Malayalam | വങ്ക വെണ്ണൈ (Vanga Vennai) |
Telugu | వంగా వెన్నై (Vanga Vennai) |
English | Vanga Ointment / Vanga Herbal Balm |
Dosage & Administration:
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Form: Ointment (external application only)
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How to Use: Apply a thin layer over the affected area 2–3 times daily
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Duration: As prescribed by a qualified Siddha practitioner
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Before Use: Clean the area with warm water or recommended decoction
Do not apply on open bleeding wounds or sensitive mucous areas without advice.
Precautions:
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For external use only – never to be ingested
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Avoid contact with eyes, mouth, and sensitive areas
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Do a patch test before first use to rule out allergies
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Not recommended for pregnant women and infants without medical advice
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Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight
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