Hamdard Habbe Hamal Tablet is a traditional Unani formulation associated with women’s reproductive health and traditionally used within the Unani system for certain female reproductive and urinary health concerns.
The product is available in a pack containing 20 tablets/pills and is manufactured by Hamdard Laboratories India. Product information currently available from medicine retailers describes Habbe Hamal as a traditional formulation associated with female infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), urinary tract infection and concerns relating to fallopian-tube blockage. These are traditional-use descriptions and should not be interpreted as evidence that the product can diagnose, treat, cure or prevent these medical conditions.
For customers considering this product, professional medical advice is particularly important because the listed formulation includes ingredients requiring special safety consideration.
Traditional Uses
Within traditional Unani medicine, Hamdard Habbe Hamal has been associated with women’s reproductive and uterine health.
Traditional product descriptions commonly mention:
- Female infertility and difficulty conceiving
- Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)
- Female reproductive-system infections
- Urinary tract infection (UTI)
- Concerns associated with blocked fallopian tubes
- Uterine and pelvic reproductive-health concerns
- General female reproductive wellness within the traditional Unani system
Some sellers also describe the product in connection with uterine weakness or certain uterine disorders. These descriptions represent traditional or retailer claims rather than established clinical indications.
Infertility, PID, urinary infections and fallopian-tube problems can have different underlying causes and may require medical investigation. For example, infertility may involve hormonal, ovarian, tubal, uterine or male-factor causes, while PID and urinary infections can require specific medical treatment. Therefore, Habbe Hamal should not be used as a substitute for diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.
Ingredients
Product information currently lists the following ingredients:
- Afyun – Papaver somniferum
- Jaiphal – Myristica fragrans (Nutmeg)
- Zafran – Crocus sativus (Saffron)
- Bhang – Cannabis sativa
- Purana Gurth
- Chhalia – Areca catechu (Betel nut/Areca nut)
- Laung – Syzygium aromaticum (Clove), without Mushk
The ingredient composition is reported by current product listings, although formulations and packaging should always be checked against the manufacturer’s current label before publication or sale.
Important Ingredient Information
This formulation requires particular caution because Afyun is identified in product listings as Papaver somniferum/opium, and Bhang is identified as Cannabis sativa. A current Hamdard product list also specifically identifies Habb-e-Hamal among products containing opium.
Consequently, this product should not be presented simply as an ordinary “100% herbal” or universally safe fertility supplement. The presence of these ingredients may have significant legal, regulatory, medicinal and safety implications depending on the country in which the product is supplied.
About Female Fertility
Habbe Hamal is traditionally associated with female reproductive health and conception-related concerns. Traditional descriptions specifically mention female infertility and fallopian-tube-related concerns.
However, difficulty becoming pregnant can have many possible causes. A blocked fallopian tube, for example, is a structural or medical issue that may require diagnostic testing such as appropriate imaging or specialist assessment. A traditional medicine should not be relied upon to determine whether a tube is blocked or to replace fertility investigations.
Anyone experiencing difficulty conceiving should consider speaking with a qualified doctor or fertility specialist, particularly where pregnancy has not occurred despite regular unprotected intercourse.
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease and Urinary Complaints
Traditional product descriptions also mention PID and urinary tract infection among the conditions associated with Habbe Hamal.
These conditions should not be self-treated solely with a traditional formulation.
PID can require prompt medical assessment because untreated infection may lead to complications affecting reproductive health. Similarly, urinary symptoms can have several causes and may require appropriate testing and treatment.
Customers experiencing pelvic pain, fever, unusual vaginal discharge, painful urination, blood in the urine, severe abdominal pain or other concerning symptoms should seek appropriate medical attention rather than delaying treatment while trying a traditional product.
Traditional Unani Approach
Unani medicine is a traditional system of medicine with its own historical approaches to maintaining health and addressing illness. Habbe Hamal is listed among Hamdard’s Unani products for women. A Hamdard product list identifies Habb-e-Hamal within its women’s-health range and separately identifies it as an opium-containing preparation.
Traditional use should be distinguished from modern clinical evidence. A product being traditionally used for a particular condition does not by itself establish that it is clinically effective or appropriate for every person.
How to Use
Current online product information is inconsistent regarding directions, with some retailers publishing specific traditional dosing instructions while other current listings simply state that the product should be used under the direction of a healthcare professional.
Because the listed formulation contains ingredients requiring special safety consideration, mycosmedics.uk should not publish a self-medication dosage unless it has been verified against the manufacturer’s current packaging and applicable UK requirements.
Customers should follow the instructions on the original manufacturer’s packaging and obtain advice from an appropriately qualified healthcare professional before use.
Do not exceed the recommended amount.
Important Safety Information
Keep this product away from children.
Do not use this product as a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Women who are pregnant, trying to conceive, breastfeeding, taking prescription medicines, or being investigated or treated for infertility should obtain professional advice before considering this product.
Particular caution is required because the listed ingredients include Papaver somniferum/opium and Cannabis sativa.
Do not drive or operate machinery if a product containing potentially sedating or psychoactive ingredients causes drowsiness, impaired alertness or other changes in your ability to function safely.
Do not combine with alcohol or other medicines that can cause sedation unless a qualified healthcare professional has confirmed that it is appropriate.
Storage
Store the product in its original container.
Keep tightly closed and protect from excessive heat, moisture and direct sunlight.
Keep out of reach and sight of children.
Always check the product packaging for the manufacturer’s storage instructions, expiry date, batch number and other product information.
Pack Size
20 tablets/pills per pack
Manufacturer: Hamdard Laboratories India
Product type: Traditional Unani formulation
Category: Women’s Health / Traditional Unani Medicine
Why Choose Hamdard Habbe Hamal?
Hamdard Habbe Hamal is a traditional Unani formulation that has historically been associated with female reproductive and uterine health. Its traditional indications include concerns relating to fertility, pelvic health and the urinary system.
The formulation contains a combination of traditionally recognised ingredients including saffron, nutmeg, clove, areca nut and other ingredients. However, because the formulation also lists Papaver somniferum and Cannabis sativa, customers should obtain appropriate professional advice before use.
Important Information for UK Customers
This product should not be assumed to be legally saleable in the UK merely because it is available in another country.
The presence of Papaver somniferum/opium and Cannabis sativa in the listed formulation means that UK importation, possession, advertising and sale may be subject to specific medicines and controlled-drug requirements.
Before listing this product for sale on mycosmedics.uk, the seller should independently verify its UK legal classification, import requirements, licensing requirements and whether the particular formulation and quantity can lawfully be supplied to UK customers.
The product should not be advertised with guaranteed claims such as:
- “Cures infertility”
- “Opens blocked fallopian tubes”
- “Cures PID”
- “Cures UTI”
- “Guaranteed pregnancy”
- “100% effective fertility treatment”
Such statements could be misleading and may create regulatory problems.
Disclaimer
This product description is provided for general product-information purposes. Traditional-use descriptions do not constitute medical advice and should not be interpreted as established clinical claims.
Hamdard Habbe Hamal should not be used to replace consultation, diagnosis or treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.
Always read the manufacturer’s current label before use. Ingredients, packaging, directions and other product information may change between manufacturing batches.
If you have fertility problems, pelvic pain, suspected PID, urinary symptoms, blocked fallopian tubes or another reproductive-health concern, consult an appropriately qualified healthcare professional.
mycosmedics.uk provides product information for customers and recommends appropriate professional advice where required.
Product Summary
Product: Hamdard Habbe Hamal Tablet
Pack Size: 20 Tablets/Pills
System of Medicine: Traditional Unani
Manufacturer: Hamdard Laboratories India
Traditional Area: Women’s reproductive health
Traditional Associations: Female infertility, pelvic inflammatory conditions, urinary tract complaints and fallopian-tube-related concerns
Key Listed Ingredients: Afyun, Jaiphal, Zafran, Bhang, Purana Gurth, Chhalia and Laung
Website: mycosmedics.uk

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