What is the Iranian translation for the word Arnica, a herbal remedy used to reduce bruising?
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I'm afraid I don't have an answer for you.\nJust dropped in to say that the first answerer's answer doesn't seem to have anything to do with botany.\n\n\nPS. you're looking for the Persian translation ;)
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This is NOT a joke - rub butter or margarine on it.  I was taught this years ago when my mother used to use it for my bruises and now I do the same with my kids!!
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Chi (血) can mean blood, and biran (糜爛) can mean inflammation or sore. I'd never heard the term myself, but a quick search of chibiran using that kanji combination (血糜爛) brought up some Japanese health/doctor sites, so I believe the meaning is "a bleeding/bloody sore."
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it's an arabic word means( HOLY)........i wish that helps....good luck
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I would recommend Arnica.\nIts a salve used for bruising and sprains which has anti-inflammatory properties. You should be able to pick it up at health food shops or some pharmacies.
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Aloe.\n\nAloe believe it or not is in the cacti (catus) family.\n\nWhen you find an aloe plant, take a leaf off of it, break it in half & rub the moist, jell part over the cut or scratches.\n\nAloe naturally soothes & heals cuts, sores, burns, etc. It's also great at preventing infection.\n\nAnd just for future reference, I keep a tube of natural aloe jell (which you can buy in most drug stores, Wal-mart, K-mart, Target, etc) in the door of my fridge in my kitchen all the time, just in case I get burned, but it can be used cold on any abrasion. It tends to feel better & help ease the pain faster. It especially feels great on cat scratches by soothing the sting when your kitty has been misbehaving & swats you LOL.\n\nPS- That one person who mentioned Aveeno was way off. Aveeno is a brand name of oatmeal skin & bath products LOL.
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Bruises?\nIf there is nothing broken or detached, Dinshah Color MedicineTM, color Indigo for bruises, has worked miracles for me and others!\n\nExample\nA woman fell at night in a walled hole. She hurt her legs so badly that she could hardly drag herself to her near home. She felt that she would not be able to sleep, for the pain was so bad. She finally got herself to apply Dinshah Color MedicineTM, color Indigo for bruises, and soon thereafter fell asleep! The next day the swelling was mild. \n\nThe color application may be repeated until all signs are gone.\n\nThe different colors give off different frequencies that entrain our off frequencies of our life energy. The Dinshah colors are made to match our healthy life energy, that's why they are so powerful, although very gentle.\n\nHospitals use blue light to keep endangered infants alive. Wait until they discover the other Dinshah colors and what miracles they can do! The system has been developed in this country to perfection and was in use in US hospitals with great success. Yet it is so simple to apply that it can be used at home.\n\nDinshah Color MedicineTM is applied with color gels (info at http://www.biochakra.com) and a reading lamp. The colored light shines on the hurt area, and the pain goes down often in a few minutes. The bruises heal much faster, may be in a third of a time than without color application. \n\nWorth a try? Only seeing is believing for us of us! Those who never try will never know, or they keep believing that colors could not work, missing out on a great home remedy for many life energy needs!\n\nAlso Hypericum Perforatum may relieve pain quickly. I would take 4 pills (on milk sugar basis) in a one ounce dropper bottle, add water, and take a few drops under my tongue ever few seconds, until the pan goes down. Then less and less often, e.g. every 2 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 20, 30, 40, 60 etc., but at least 5 times a day for some time to keep up the healing energy.\n\nBoth means can be used together.\n\nHappy healing, and fast!\nCordially, India.Magica
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it's persian,but u must have some mistakes,cuze it's a wrong sentence,I just translate the words whcih u has written right.khoshk:dry-khoda:god-ke:that-najor:bad-nashi:not to become(you).
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In Persian (Iranian language):\n\nFereshte ye Tariki\nفرشته تاريكي\n\nFereshte = Angel\nye (in this situation) = of\nTarik = Dark  --->  Tariki = Darkness\n\nYou rememberd me "The Edge of Darkness". It was one of the best TV serials I've ever watched.\n\nBe success Angel of Darkness ;)
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so far all the answers are good but i will tell you have is really good i have had like 52 brain surgies and went to see a myofacial therepist for the scaring and it really helped what finely did the trick was arnica massage cream when I became a massage therepist myself along with the myofacial massage so I would try both
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there are several herbs that will help:\nBlack Cohosh\nBugleweed\nChaste Tree\nShepard's Purse\nWhite Willow (for pain)
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massage and ice the bruised area.  that helps the blood circulation, which will help the bruise heal.  i get enough bruises from the dojo and massage and ice packs are my best friend.
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we call it "va gheyreh" in persian ;)
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aloevera, works everytime, cool sootheing. find it at any drug store
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Mountain Arnica \n(arnica montana) \nClick on graphic for larger image  \nArnica\nBotanical: Arnica montana (LINN.)\nFamily: N.O. Compositae \nDescription \nCultivation \nConstituents \nMedicinal Action and Uses \n---Synonyms---Mountain Tobacco. Leopard's Bane. \n---Parts Used---Root, flowers. \n---Habitat---Arnica montana or Leopard's Bane is a perennial herb, indigenous to Central Europe, in woods and mountain pastures. It has been found in England and Southern Scotland. but is probably an escape. \n\n\n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n  \nMountain Arnica \n(arnica montana) \nClick on graphic for larger image  \n---Description---The leaves form a flat rosette, from the centre of which rises a flower stalk, 1 to 2 feet high, bearing orange-yellow flowers. The rhizome is dark brown, cylindrical, usually curved, and bears brittle wiry rootlets on the under surface. \n---Cultivation---Arnica thrives in a mixture of loam, peat, and sand. It may be propagated by root division or from seed. Divide in spring. Sow in early spring in a cold frame, and plant out in May. \n\nThe flowers are collected entire and dried, but the receptacles are sometimes removed as they are liable to be attacked by insects. \n\nThe root is collected in autumn after the leaves have died down. \n\n---Constituents---A bitter yellow crystalline principle, Arnicin, and a volatile oil. Tannin and phulin are also present. The flowers are said to contain more Arnicin than the rhizome, but no tannin. \n\n---Medicinal Action and Uses---In countries where Arnica is indigenous, it has long been a popular remedy. In the North American colonies the flowers are used in preference to the rhizome. They have a discutient property. The tincture is used for external application to sprains, bruises, and wounds, and as a paint for chilblains when the skin is unbroken. Repeated applications may produce severe inflammation. It is seldom used internally, because of its irritant effect on the stomach. Its action is stimulant and diuretic, and it is chiefly used in low fevers and paralytie affections. \n\nArnica flowers are sometimes adulterated with other composite flowers, especially Calendula officinalis, Inula brittanica, Kragapogon pratensis, and Scorzonera humilis. \n\nA homoeopathic tincture, X6, has been used successfully in the treatment of epilepsy; also for seasickness, 3 X before sailing, and every hour on board till comfortable. \n\nFor tender feet a foot-bath of hot water containing 1/2 oz. of the tineture has brought great relief. Applied to the scalp it will make the hair grow. \n\nGreat care must be exercised though, as some people are particularly sensitive to the plant and many severe cases of poisoning have resulted from its use, especially if taken internally. \n\nBritish Pharmacopoeia Tincture, root, 10 to 30 drops. United States Pharmacopoeia Tincture, flowers, 10 to 30 drops.
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Tennis elbow is also known as cubital tunnle syndrome. I am unfamiliar with alternative medicine, but I do know the best treatment is a strong anti-inflammitory and immobilization (usually during sleep). If there is an herb that helps with inflammation, I'd use that and immobilize it
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ARNICA 30 and RHUS TOX 30.Homeopathic Remedies for back pains and more.\n\nFeel Free to ask if you need any more help with Homeopathy and Curing people !