The bark is used in rheumatism.

Seed and paste of stem bark is used in treating ringworm.

Bark and leaves from the Indian elm are astringent, bitter and used to get rid of intestinal worms, for the treatment of diabetes, intestinal problems, rheumatism, leprosy and wound healing.

Leaves are made into a paste and applied to bald places to regenerate hair growth in cases of alopecia. A tea made from the leaves is taken to treat gonorrhea, fever, liver and kidney problems, as well as to lose weight.

A tea made from the leaves is taken to treat gonorrhea, fever, liver and kidney problems, as well as to lose weight.

Fruit A decoction made from the fruit is taken to treat diarrhea, kidney ailments, and colds.