Boil pomegranate rind in alcohol until it becomes soft, and apply its bandage around the ear to resolve otitis externa [12].

Fruit distillate mixed with honey and used as an ear drop relieves otalgia [12].

Use of the seeds or peels’ decoction as a mouthwash strengthens the gums and prevents bleeding [12].

Fruit distillate mixed with pomegranate pulp given along with Terminalia bellirica relieves palpitations and weakness of the heart due to choleric temperament [54].

Oral use of one flower bud daily for one year is effective in ocular pain [8, 9, 12].

Green leaves of the pomegranate tree, made into a paste and applied to the eyes, help treat conjunctivitis [8, 9, 12].

Use of pomegranate water mixed with sugar relieves nausea [12].

Paste made up of pomegranate flowers and fresh grape leaves, applied over the abdomen, stops severe vomiting [9].

Pill prepared from sour pomegranate seeds, 36 g, long pepper, 18 g, black pepper, 5 g, potassium carbonate, 4 g, and sugar, given in a dose of 2–3 g twice daily, relieves dyspepsia [8].

Use of pomegranate water with honey is helpful in diarrhea [12].

Oral use of usara-e-anar (350 g) with sugar (50 g) is helpful in the expulsion of collected bile from the intestines [9].

Decoction prepared from pomegranate bark, 24 g, and mulberry, 24 g acts as anthelmintic [12].

The fresh root bark, 56 g, sliced & boiled in 946 mL of water, reduced to 473 mL and strained, used empty stomach in the morning every half-hour till 4 doses are taken, and then ingesting castor oil expels intestinal worms effectively [8].

Sitz bath with the decoction of bark peel is useful in heavy menstrual bleeding and leucorrhea [12].

Pomegranate reduces the chances of premature and low birth weight infants [5].

Pomegranate imparts a glow to the face as it enhances the quality and quantity of blood [8, 12].

Sprinkling skin wounds with the fine powdered bark helps in fast healing [12].

In South Anatolia, Turkey, some people employ the ashes of the fruit peel as a protection against skin infections [9, 15].

The juice of pomegranate flower & doob grass (Cynodon dactylon), both in equal quantity, is useful in epistaxis, hemorrhages, ulcers of the uterus & rectum [9].

Applying paste of the rind over the chest is helpful in hemoptysis.