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Cassia Absus

Skin and Topical

Cassia absus

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Last updated Mar 30, 2026

Description

Annual herb of tropical Africa, Asia, and Australia used in Ayurvedic medicine for eye conditions, skin diseases, and antifungal applications.

Active Compounds

chaksineisochaksineflavonoidstanninssterols

Traditional Uses

eye conditions
skin diseases
antifungal
digestive complaints
fever

Modern Uses

anti-inflammatory
antimicrobial
antifungal
antipyretic

Dosage Information

Recommended dosing guidelines

Forms: extract, powder, topical, other
Adult Dose: 1–3g seed powder daily or topical paste
Child Dose: 0.5–1g for children under supervision
Preparation Notes: Seed paste applied topically for skin; powder internally.

Safety Information

Not recommended during pregnancy

Not recommended while nursing

Contraindications

pregnancy
children without supervision
eye drop preparations require specialist

Possible Side Effects

nausea
skin irritation topically

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