ATISTA INDICA Q

Adven Atista Indica (Bannimbu / Vanamenibuka)

A digestive and systemic tonic for colic, flatulence, and febrile weakness

Atista Indica is a homoeopathic medicine derived from the plant belonging to the Rutaceae family. It has a marked action on the digestive system, liver function, nervous system, and circulation, making it useful in indigestion, biliary disturbances, fever patterns, and general debility.

Key Indications

Digestive Disorders & Abdominal Colic

• Relieves biliary colic, flatulence, and abdominal discomfort
• Helpful in diarrhoea, including watery stools during fever
• Manages indigestion, especially associated with worm infestation
• Frequent eructations after meals and heartburn (3–4 hours post eating)
• Colicky pain around the navel with tenesmus
• Drawing pain in renal region

Gastric Sensations & Appetite Changes

• Canine (excessive) hunger with aversion to liquids
• Desire for lime juice
• Throbbing pain in epigastrium
• Heaviness and discomfort after meals

Fever Pattern & Systemic Response

• Fever with chill (no thirst) → followed by intense thirst in heat stage
• Typically appears between 5–10 AM, subsides by 3–4 AM
• Often intermittent (alternate-day pattern)
• Pulse: full and rapid during fever → weak post-fever

Mental & Nervous Symptoms

• Weak memory, mental dullness, indifference
• Morning vertigo
• Gnawing headache, often one temple at a time
• Hypersensitive hearing, with humming in ears

Eye, Nose & Throat Complaints

• Persistent tonsillar inflammation after fever
• Dry coryza and occasional epistaxis
• Photophobia, flickering or trembling vision on waking

Sexual & Urinary Symptoms

• Reduced sexual desire
• Involuntary erections at night without cause
• Brief electric-like throbbing in urethra

General Weakness & Limb Symptoms

• Weakness and heaviness in limbs
• Cramps in legs, especially on stretching
• Limbs feel numb or “asleep”