Evaluation of the effect of Bala Tailam Nasya and Baladi Kwatha Pana in the management of Avabahuka - A Pilot Study
Abstract
Avabahuka is a disease mainly affects the Amsa Sandhi (shoulder joint) which is painful, affecting the normal routine life style of an individual. The sedentary and restless lifestyles of people, and lack of priority to physical exercise, have an effect on the body that can cause disease. The main Dosha involved Avabahuka is Vatadosha and the treatment adopted for this are like Snayu-Sandhi-Asthi-Gata-Vata treatment. In Frozen Shoulder synovial inflammation occurs followed by capsular fibrosis. The shoulder joint becomes gradually painful and stiff with a reduction in range of motion. The current pilot study aim is to investigate the impact of Nasya with Baladi Taila and Baladi Kwath in Avabahuka. There are references for Nasya Karma in Avabahuka. Acharya Sushruta and others have considered it as Vataja Vikara. Amsa Shosha can be considered a pre-disease stage in which loss or dryness of the Shleshaka Kapha is found, as well as other symptoms like Shula during movement of shoulder joint.
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