Kaf Maryam shrub, short around, grows after the fall rain in autumn with the beginning of winter. The part of the plant used is all parts of it. Uses: Used for cases of difficult labor, where its infusion is drunk to hasten delivery, and its infusion is also drunk for conception. It is also used in treating colds in children by burning it and inhaling the rising smoke. The boiled seeds of the plant are used with cumin seeds to stop postpartum bleeding, and the boiled plant is beneficial in treating dysentery. Fresh green Kaf Maryam leaves are used to treat some stomach diseases, and the plant infusion helps tolerate and ease labor pains. The plant infusion is also used to increase menstruation and in the treatment of epilepsy, cold, and headache. In general, women widely use the Kaf Maryam plant to facilitate childbirth by boiling the plant with water, then leaving it soaked overnight, and women drink it before delivery. The plant is called "Labor plant" because it induces labor.
