Ayurvedic management of Katigraha (Lumbar Spondylosis) - A Case Study
Abstract
Katigraha is one of the most prevalent illness in modern era. It is associated with the Dushti of Asthivaha Srotas, as per Ayurveda. It is a condition where vitiation of Vata in Katipradesha causes stiffness, discomfort, and decreased functioning of the lumbar spine. Because of the similarities in clinical characteristics, it can be compared with lumbar spondylosis. Approximately 80% of individuals in the industrial sector and 60% of the general public will at some point in their lives have low back pain as a result of incorrect posture. Case Report: A male patient of age 43 year working as a welder came to our hospital having complaints of low back pain which was radiating to right lower limb, tingling sensation in right lower limb with difficulty in walking. Aim and Objective: To evaluate the efficacy of Samanya Chikitsa of Vata Vyadhi i.e., Abhyanga, Swedana and Matra Basti in Katigraha. Result: By measuring symptom relief, the therapeutic impact of the treatment was assessed and the patient's response to it was documented. We will go into more detail in the entire paper. Conclusion: This research indicates that Samanya Chikitsa of Vata Vyadhi is useful in mitigating Katigraha symptoms.
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