Understanding of COVID-19 in Ayurveda and its managing view
Abstract
In the present era newly, unexplained diseases are emerging in the world with unknown pathology which has become challenging to all the physician, scientist and health agencies to deal with such disease to ensure the treatment. Now a physician has to know about its prevention, diagnosis and management. As Ayurveda says, even-though the disease is affecting the whole world with its severity, one need not be afraid of disease if physician is assured of proper medicaments for treatment. Considering this disease is mainly affecting respiratory system and further involves other systems also, which can be correlated with vitiation of Pranavaha Srotas and Rasavaha Srotas in its pathogenesis. So starting with Nidanaparivarjana, Samana and Sodhana is ideal for this condition. We all know that strong immunity is necessary to fight against any kind of foreign bodies or disease. Hence there is a need to approach in improving immunity through Ayurveda by giving Rasayana treatment.
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