Kiranti is a herbal product that is useful for relieving menstrual pain and rheumatic pain. Kiranti has three product variants that are sold in the market, namely Kiranti Sehat Comes Month Original, Kiranti Sehat comes Month Orange, and Kiranti Aches and Pains Honey Ginger.
Kiranti contains a combination of various natural herbal ingredients, such as turmeric, ginger, kencur, tamarind, cinnamon, guarana, pandan, and palm sugar. The combination of these ingredients is believed to be able to overcome menstrual pain, launch menstruation, refresh the body, and eliminate unpleasant body odor.
In addition to relieving menstrual pain, Kiranti Pegal Linu is also efficacious to relieve pain in the joints and warm the body.
Kiranti Products
Kiranti is packaged in bottled drinks. There are three variants of Kiranti products sold in Indonesia, namely:
1. Healthy Kiranti Comes Original Month
Kiranti Sehat Datang Bulan with original taste contains 30 grams of turmeric, 6 grams of tamarind, 2.5 grams of brown sugar, 2 grams of kencur, 0.8 grams of ginger, 0.3 grams of pandan, 0.23 grams of guarana, 0.1 grams cinnamon, and water. Kiranti can be consumed 3 days before to 3 days after menstruation.
2. Healthy Kiranti Comes Orange Month
Kiranti Sehat Datang Bulan with orange flavor contains 18.5 grams of orange concentrate, 12 grams of turmeric, 2.5 grams of kencur, 2 grams of brown sugar, 0.8 grams of ginger, 0.25 grams of curcumin, 0.23 grams of guarana, 0, 1 gram of cinnamon, 0.1 gram of tamarind, and water.
3. Kiranti Aches and Pains Honey Ginger
Kiranti Pegal Linu with ginger honey flavor contains 10 grams of ginger, 7.5 grams of brown sugar, 6 grams of turmeric, 5.5 grams of honey, 1.4 grams of tamarind, 1 gram of kencur, 0.45 grams of cinnamon, 0.23 grams of guarana, 0.15 grams myristicae flos, 0.09 gram caryophylli floss, and water. Kiranti Aches and Pains can be consumed every day.
What is Kiranti
| Active Ingredients | Extracts of turmeric, tamarind, kencur, pandan, ginger, guarana, and cinnamon |
| group | Free medicine |
| Category | Herbal medicine (herbal medicine) |
| Benefit | relieve menstrual pain and aches |
| Consumed by | Adults and children or adolescents aged 10-16 years who are menstruating |
| Kiranti for pregnant and lactating mothers | Category N: Not categorized. Kiranti is not yet known whether it can be absorbed into breast milk or not. If you are breastfeeding, do not use this medicine without consulting your doctor first. |
| Drug form | Syrup |
WarningBefore Consuming Kiranti
The following are things you need to pay attention to before consuming Kiranti:
- Do not take Kiranti if you are allergic to the ingredients of this herbal product.
- Talk to your doctor about using Kiranti if you are taking certain medications, supplements, or herbal products.
- Talk to your doctor about using Kiranti if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning a pregnancy.
- Kiranti contains a combination of herbal ingredients, one of which is turmeric. Talk to your doctor about using Kiranti if you have diabetes, liver disease, blood disorders, gallbladder disease, iron deficiency, GERD or breast cancer.
- Tell your doctor that you are taking Kiranti if you plan to have surgery, including dental surgery.
- See your doctor immediately if you experience an allergic reaction to the drug or an overdose after taking Kiranti.
Dosage and Rules for Use Kiranti
In general, Kiranti can be consumed regularly 1-2 bottles per day, from 3 days before menstruation to 3 days after menstruation. If you have certain medical conditions, first consult with your doctor to find out the dose and duration of use that suits your condition.
How to Consume Kiranti Correctly
Follow the doctor's advice and read the information listed on the drug packaging before taking Kiranti. Do not increase or decrease the dose without consulting your doctor first.
Before consuming Kiranti, don't forget to shake the medicine before drinking so that all the ingredients can be mixed well when consumed.
To reduce menstrual pain and make menstruation more regular, you are advised to adopt a healthy lifestyle, exercise regularly, get enough sleep and rest, and manage stress well.
Many people think that taking herbal medicine is always safe because it contains natural ingredients. This is not entirely true, because not all herbal medicines have passed the clinical trial stage that really proves their effectiveness and safety. The side effects and interactions with other drugs are not known with certainty.
It's best to ask your doctor before taking herbal medicines and don't stop other medicines given by your doctor, except on doctor's instructions.
Store Kiranti in a closed container at room temperature, in a dry place, and away from direct sunlight. Keep this product out of reach of children.
Kiranti Interactions with Other Drugs
The turmeric content in Kiranti is thought to increase the risk of bruising or bleeding if taken with anticoagulant or antiplatelet drugs.
Apart from the drug interactions mentioned above, there are no known other interaction effects that can occur when Kiranti is used with other drugs, supplements, or herbal products. We recommend that you first consult with your doctor if you want to take Kiranti with any medications, supplements, or herbal products.
Kiranti Side Effects and Dangers
If consumed according to the instructions for use and the recommended dosage, Kiranti is generally safe. However, in some people, the turmeric content in Kiranti can cause side effects such as dizziness, nausea, stomach pain, or diarrhea.
Check with your doctor if these side effects don't go away or get worse. Immediately see a doctor if you experience an allergic reaction after taking Kiranti.