Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences

Clinical study on the effectiveness of Vatagajankusha Rasa with Pippali Churna and Manjishta Kwatha as Anupana in Apabahuka (Frozen Shoulder)

Muzammil Kamatagi, Lakshmiprasad L. Jadhav — Mon, 16 Jan 2023 06:56:50 +0000

Apabahuka is a Vatavyadhi, localizing around the Amsapradesh and thereby causing of Amsa Bandha as well Aakuncana of Sira leading to symptoms like Bahupraspandita Hara. Amsashosha can be considered as the preliminary stage of the disease where loss or dryness of the Shleshakakapha from the shoulder joint occurs. In the next stage, due to the loss of Shleshakakapha symptoms like pain during movement, restricted movement are manifested. Vatagajankusha Rasa with Pippali Churna and Manjisthakwatha as Anupana is mentioned in the treatment of Apabahuka under the Vatavyadhichikitsa. The duration of intervention is 7 days as per the reference. Hence this study is intended to validate the same. Objective: Considering the prevalence, and lifestyle effect on patients, to evaluate the effectiveness of Vatagajankusa Rasa and Manjisthakashaya, Pippali Churna in Apabahuka. (Frozen Shoulder). Methodology: Among 34 registered subjects 28 completed the course of treatment. They were administered with Vatagajankusha Rasa (125mg) with Pippali Churna (3gm) and Manjishta Kwatha (15ml) as Anupana before food twice daily for a period of 7 days. For statistical analysis subjective and objective parameters were assessed by Wilcoxon signed rank, McNemar test and paired T test. Result: In the parameters of Apabahuka, the intervention was found to be statistically significant in relieving the assessment parameters like Amsa Sandhi Shoola, Bahupraspandita Hara (p < 0.005). In Objective parameters like ROM of Shoulder significant relief was observed after statistical analysis. Conclusion: Vatagajankusha Rasa with Pippali Churna and Manjishta Kwatha as Anupana is effective in the management of symptoms of Apabahuka

A comparative clinical study to evaluate the efficacy of Agnikarma by Panchaloha Shalaka and electric cautery in the management of Bahya Arshas with special reference to sentinel pile

Anandkumar C, C Thyagaraja — Mon, 16 Jan 2023 07:04:26 +0000

Background - The diseases Arsha is considered to be a Mahagada according to the Ayurveda. Among the different types of Arshas explained by the Acharya Sushruta the Lakshanas of Bahya Arshas is looks similar to the structural presentation of the Sentinel pile. This condition, even though rarely fatal, gives more trouble to the sufferer and pose great difficulty for treatment. As we know the Sentinel pile is guarding to the fissure not to heal so keeping in view this clinical study Agnikarma with Panchaloha Shalaka and Electric Cautery was selected to give new dimension in the management of sentinel pile. Methodology - A comparative clinical study was done on forty subjects of both sexes, between the age group of 20-60 years who were randomly assigned into two groups, namely group A where Agnikarma by Panchalaoha Shalaka was used to the subjects and group B where Agnikarma by Electric Cautery was used to the subjects. After completion of the study, results were assessed using ‘Wilcoxon signed rank test’ for Single group and ‘Mann-whitney u-test’ for comparative Analysis for collected during the study. Result - Statistically Both group proved to be equally Significant. But according to the relief got by the patients Group-A proved to be more effective than group-B. Group-A overall result is 95.71% and Group-B overall result is 91.79%.

Therapeutic trial of an Ayurvedic compound in Madhumeha (Diabetes Mellitus)

Anita Bhardwaj, Deepak kumar Sharma — Mon, 16 Jan 2023 07:09:04 +0000

Diabetes mellitus has been emerged as one of the major health problems, which is found commonly all over the world. In Ayurveda, inclusion of Madhumeha, in eight major diseases (Ashthamahagada) indicates the gravity and significant attributed to it. In this study a comparative trial between an Ayurvedic compound (Kalpit) named as Madhudaman Yoga, and Glipizide as control drug was carried out. 50 patients of Diabetes mellitus were registered from the OPD and IPD of NIA, Jaipur for this study. These patients were divided into two groups. Group A (control drug) – 25 patients took Glipizide 5 mg twice daily for 75 days. Group B (trial drug) - 25 patients took 2 capsules of Madhudaman Yoga 500 mg, twice daily for 75 days. At the end of the study it was observed that the trial drug showed significant improvement in FBS, PPBS, and HbA1c (p<0.001). Significant relieves in many symptoms were also observed. The overall effect of Madhudaman Yoga was approximately similar to that of the control drug. No side effects were noticed in any of the patients of the trial group.

A comparative clinical study on the efficacy of Nityanand Ras with (or) without Jeernakarkaruka Nasya in Hypothyroidism

Chandrika Kuraakula, Srikanth Babu Perugu — Mon, 16 Jan 2023 07:15:04 +0000

Hypothyroidism also known as underactive thyroid gland, where the gland fails to produce enough thyroid hormones to meet the demands of physical body. The thyroid gland is a small approximately two inches butterfly shaped gland, situated in the anterior aspect of the throat regulates the way the body uses its energy, including the way how one’s heart beats. The normal functioning of this organ is very crucial for the metabolic homeostasis of the body. The rapid changes in the lifestyle and stressful life events are leading to the major disturbance of the normal metabolic functions of the human body, in Ayurveda the signs and symptoms of Hypothyroidism may be superficially compared to Atihraswa (dwarfism) and Atisthula (Obesity), but apart from this also, based on the other visible signs and symptomatology, the disease may be understood and treated accordingly. It is also can be considered as an Santarpanotta Vikara, since most of the Santarpanotta Vikara’s share common etio-pathogenesis. The Panchakarma treatment is known for removing the morbidity deeply from the body, and restores metabolic homeostasis. With this approach the current study was designed to observe the efficacy of Nityananda Ras, which is indicated in the Shlipada Adhikara of Bhaishajya Ratnavali, in the management of HT, and also in comparison with Nasya Karma, since the nasal administration of medicine is the best root for the elimination of the diseases of Head and neck. This research has shown the Nityanand Ras, is found effective and in the Nasya with Jeerna Karakaruka Swarasa group patients the results were encouraging in comparing with Nityanand Ras.

Effect of Dhatakyadi Oil on Upapluta Yoni Vyapad with special reference to Candida albicans

Animesh Maiti — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 16:50:25 +0000

Upapluta Yoni Vyapad has mentioned in many Samhita. The genital organs are afflicted by Kapha & Vata, the ailment of the woman is called Upapluta which clinical features are simulated description of Monilial Vulvovaginitis specially caused by Candida albicans. Sixty (60) patients were divided into two groups i.e., Trial group and Control group with clinical features of curdy thick white vaginal discharge, vulval pruritis, vulval itching, vulval oedema. Trial group was treated with Yoni Pichu (Vaginal Tampon) by a Dhatakyadi Oil. Control group was treated with Clotrimazole vaginal gel. This study was conducted to evaluate the efficacy of Dhatakyadi Oil on Upapluta Yoni Vyapad with special reference to candida albicans. This study was a prospective, comparative and observative. This study observe significant reduction in mean scores of clinical feature and overall compliance to the treatment was excellent in the both group and p value of < 0.001 was considered highly significant.

Evaluation of Chaturjaat Kawala in the management of Mukh Daurgandhya and its Antimicrobial Effect in Oral Hygiene

Hemant Rajpurohit, Prof. Pramod kumar Mishra, Rahul Parashar — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 17:00:52 +0000

Oral illnesses can develop as a result of poor oral hygiene. Kawala process is mentioned in Ayurveda texts to treat oral illnesses. Chaturjaat and its Mukhgandh Har property is mentioned in ‘Karpuradi Varg’ of Bhavprakash Nighantu. Kawala of Chaturjaat made from Hima process is used here to treat Mukh Daurgandhya and to see its effect in antimicrobial study. Two groups of 30 patients each are included in this study. One group was given Chaturjaat while other 30 were given lukewarm water Kawala. It was seen that Chaturjaat Kawala was more effective in subjective criteria of oral hygiene as well as in antimicrobial study.

Women Mental Health w.s.r. to Premenstrual Syndrome - An Online Survey

Suma Rajaput, Sandeep Sagare, Anju Yadav, Arpit Sah — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Introduction: Premenstrual syndrome (PMS) is a psycho neuroendocrine disorder of unknown aetiology. Prevalence of PMS is 47.8% in world-wide and in India it is 43%. It is mainly affecting mental health of the women, and quality of life of the women so this research was planned to explore the severity of the premenstrual syndrome and to evaluate the impact of PMS on Women mental health. Materials & Methods: Among 160 females, 130 females enrolled in the study based on criteria. The data was collected through Google form which was prepared based on PSST (premenstrual Symptom Screening Tool) Scale. Results: One hundred and twenty-two participants reported at least three somatic and two affective symptoms. 34.7% participants mentioned that PMS affects their quality of life. 30.3% participants reported mild, 24.6% female reported moderate, 10.7% reported severe and 7.4 % stated very severe. PMS significantly having relation with occupation, stress, and physical exercise. 57% participants reported that they are stressed due to any personal/ occupational issues. The participants who are doing regular exercise/ yoga are having less severity of symptoms compared to other participants. Discussion: This study reveals that PMS is common in almost all females but degree of severity differs. It affects both mental and physical health and also quality of life of the women. By this study additional thing we found that women who practice yoga, Pranayama, any physical exercise have less severity of premenstrual symptoms.

Antinociceptive activity of Karpasa Beeja

Abhiram L. — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 17:42:26 +0000

Background: Karpasa Beeja (cotton seeds) is a drug which is been used since Samhita period, it has Vatahara and Vedanasthapana properties. Acharya Charaka includes Karpasa in Brimhaniya Gana while Acharya Susruta includes it in Vatasamsamana Varga. Cotton seeds are a rich source of cattle feed. It is also widely used in preparation of Ayurvedic medicines. The present study is highly relevant in searching experimentally for its Anti-nociceptive activity in cotton seeds and its pharmacognostical, phytochemical, HPLC+TLC profile. Aim and objective: An experimental evaluation of Karpasa beeja for its Antinociception activity. Results: Acetic acid induced writhing test, mice was treated with paracetamol (72.5mg/Kg) and test Karpasa Beeja drug Kashaya (12.48ml/kg,) and distilled water as control group in a dose of 1ml. The efficacy of test substances for analgesic activity was evaluated in the swiss albino mice. The analgesic activity of Karpasa Beeja Kashaya was studied in swiss albino mice by administering the test substance orally. The writhing effect was induced by 1% V/V glacial acetic acid solution in mice pre-treated with test substance. The number of abdominal writhing were measure over 20 min after injection of acetic acid. Finally, percentage inhibition was calculated. Conclusion: In this test substance it is found that the percentage inhibition of pain is 38.89 % hence it can be concluded that the test substance is known to possess analgesic activity.

Antibacterial efficacies of brown sea weed Sargassum Wightii on Periodontal Pathogens: An In-Vitro Microbiological Analysis

Nagraj BK, Koregol AC, Hannahson Puladas, Sulakod K, Patil K, Gore S — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 18:34:07 +0000

Objective: Sargassum wightii is brown algae available across the south east coast of India which can produce many secondary metabolites and are opulent sources of potential plant derived by-products with antiviral, antihelminthic, antifungal and antibacterial activities. The objective of the current study was to assess minimal inhibitory concentration MIC and minimum bactericidal concentration MBC of whole leaf extract of Sargassum wightii on P.Gingivalis (Pg), F.Nucleatum (Fn), T.Forsythia (Tf) and A. Actinomycetemcomitans (Aa). Methods: The method executed out by serial dilutions of the test drug with thioglycollate broth nine times. Cultures of chosen pathogens were added to obtain culture suspension up to 10^-9. Their turbidity has monitored to assess MIC after incubating in oxygen independent container. The First 3 or 5 dilutions tubes which were MIC sensitive were removed and incubated one complete day. To determine whether there was bacterio-static or bactericidal effect of the extract on selected organisms, colony numbers were assessed the day after. Results: Outcome for MIC was in the span of 0.2μg/ml to 0.4μg/ml and for MBC from 0.2μg/ml to 3.12μg/ml. Conclusion: Positive pharmacological effect does exists against tested microorganisms of whole leaf extract of Sargassum Wighitti & demands more extensive research for treating multi-factorial periodontal disease.

Rajonivritti : A Physiological Study

Anita Bhardwaj, Deepak kumar Sharma — Tue, 17 Jan 2023 19:05:45 +0000

Perimenopause has become an important health issue for women with increasing life expectancy. Most of Perimenopausal women expercience various somatic & Phychological symptoms. Rajonivritti is consider as a normal physiological process in body, which an indication of Jaravastha (ageing) in women's life. Ageing is natural in every individual that is "Nishpratikrya", that mean it cannot be stopped. It this study total 100 women were selected for the evaluation of physiological status of Rajonivritti. These all women divided into two groups, (A) Premenopausal, (B) Post menopausal. The women in whom menstruation stop atleast 12 consecutive months, put into post menopausal class. A Survey questionnaire was prepared for the details about physiology & other information. In this study, it was observed that food-habits, lifestyle, Sleep pattern, Kostha, Agni effect the Rajonivritti. Jara, Vata Vridhi, Pitta Vridhi, Kapha Kshaya, Artava Kshaya etc. all these factors play role in causing symptomatology of perimenopausal syndrome.

Exploration of standardized diagnostic protocol in Ayurvedic perspective w.s.r to Nidana Panchaka and its relevant application in current clinical practice

Prof. Kshirabdhi Tanaya Rautaray, Shiva Prasad Mohanty — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 13:59:54 +0000

Diagnosis is a fundamental component in clinical practice with significant implication in patient care, research & health policy. Diagnosis in health care is among the most important processes since the protocol for the patient treatment depends on this step. WHO recently prioritized patient safety areas in primary care and included diagnostic errors as a high-priority problem. Most people will likely experience a diagnostic error in their lifetime. Despite of extensive investigation understanding the etiopathogenesis still remain elusive in contemporary practice. The time pressure often involved in clinical appointments also contribute to challenge in the clinical history & interview. Though diagnostic error is frequent in contemporary practice but still represent an underemphasized & understudied area of patient safety. Defeating and dissecting diagnostic error is the need of era which can be challenged by understanding as well as implementing the principles of Nidana Panchaka as per Ayurvedic Perspective. Developing and validating diagnostic tools for disease enumerated in Ayurvedic classical texts can help in standardizing the clinical approach even when attempting to arrive at a patient specific diagnosis. The author has made an attempt to explore the concept of five basic diagnostic protocol under the heading Pancha Nidana and its relevancy in contemporary clinical practice.

Contribution of Sushruta towards Anatomy

Ashok Naikar, Savita, Renuka, Gururaj, Anilkumar Baccha — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 18:40:49 +0000

Sushruta a surgeon of ancient Indian medicine has made significant contributions to various branches of Ayurveda. Sushruta a father of Indian surgery. Probably his exhaustive knowledge of basic sciences he would have made as a great surgeon. He performed various surgeries shows his brilliant knowledge of anatomy in those days. This article been complied the contributions of this great branch and interprets his perspective knowledge towards Anatomy.

A conceptual study of Immunomodulation through Ayurveda : A Review

Nandini R. — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 18:45:13 +0000

According to Ayurveda immunity (Vyadhi Kshamatva) means the power of the body which decreases the damaging power of the disease and stops the genesis of the disease. Ayurveda a holistic approach of medical science is strongly emphasize on preventive and promotive aspects of health rather than curative. The main purpose of preventive attributes prescribed in Ayurveda is to improve immunity. If the power of the body to fight against the disease is less, various disease occurs and if the same is great, disease will not occurs or if occurs they were be of mild in nature. In present era due to modern dietary and life style factors there is rapid rise in immune disorders worldwide. The purpose of this review is to focus the light of Ayurvedic concepts in the modulation of immune system which is necessary to live a healthy life. The brief literary review of the Ayurvedic concept like Dinacharya, Ritucharya, Sadvrutta, Pathya Apathya, Rasayana, Ahara Vidhi Vidhana, Panchakarma etc. which are essential in modulating immune system are taken from Ayurvedic texts and relevant journals for this study.

Time to look upon the Ayurvedic Dietary Habits in the Present Scenario : A Critical Reappraisal

Wed, 18 Jan 2023 18:49:59 +0000

Background: Ayurveda places special emphasis on "Ahara" (diet) and "Anna" (food) as a means to good life, health and wellness. According to the Ayurveda ones who consume Viruddha Ahara are prone to many disorders. According to Acharya Charak those food substances and combinations, which induce deteriorating action on the body tissues, that is, Dhatus can be called as Viruddha Ahara. Acharya Charaka also pointed out the eighteen dietetic incompatibilities that generate the toxins responsible for generating the pathogenesis systematically or less commonly localized. Objective: To conclude the association of Virudhha Ahar with disease in the individual who consume these incompatible foods with short and long duration. Materials and Methods: A through search of modern medicine and Ayurvedic literature through free searching engine like PubMed and Google Scholar are used. Relevant results analysed and draw the conclusion. Results: Many studies held in Ayurvedic Institutions in India regarding the Viruddh Ahar mostly arrived on the conclusion that combinations of certain food items cause certain disease. Even for taking chronically this may cause cancer also. Conclusion: There is great need of checking and proving facts enumerated in the old text regarding the Viruddha Ahar based on the evidence based Modern medicine. So that it can be applied in modern medicine also. However, In Ayurvedic discipline the Viruddha Ahar certainly cause the disease depending on the nature, amount, frequency, duration and immunity status of the individual approved in many Ayurvedic studies.

Literary Review on Adharneeya Vega w.s.r. to Physiology

Aakriti Jamwal, Komal Samyal, Sourabh Sharma — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 18:53:39 +0000

Ayurveda is an ancient system of medicine which is not merely used in conventional sense of curing diseases, though also teaches us way of life and how to preserve and protect health. According to various Acharyas, there is one main cause of all the type of diseases and that is the suppression of natural urges. Therefore, it should not be suppressed. Ayurveda termed it as Adharaneeya Vega. There are thirteen types of Vega that are mentioned by different Acharyas which should not be suppressed. If they are suppressed in daily life, they will lead to various serious health problems. Therefore, this review article attempts to explain Adharaniya Vega in details as mentioned in Ayurvedic literature and also, it’s bad effects on individual’s health and their treatment.

Concept of Genetics in Ayurveda w.s.r. to Developmental Anatomical Deformities - A Review

Wed, 18 Jan 2023 18:59:59 +0000

Ayurveda is science of life from thousands of years. In Ayurveda different concepts of genetics are described. In hereditary diseases are disease which is caused by abnormal Shukra and Shonita. Concept of Beejbhaag also mentioned in Ayurveda scientific study on genetics started since ancient time. Doshas dominating the Shukra and Shonita during the time of conception and also inhabiting the uterus at that time determines the Prakriti of the individual. The Doshas that ultimately emerge as dominant factors actually determine the Prakriti. Season also indirectly serves as one of the important factor for the determination of Prakriti in as much as they also aggravate Doshas in the Shukra Shonita. Ayurveda mentioned different diseases like Sthaulya (obesity), Klaibya (impotence), Prameha (diabetes) etc. which is due to defect in genetic component of a person. Prakriti (different types of personality) is also mentioned as concept of genetics. Present article through some glimpses on various concepts of genetics in Ayurveda. The modern medical science also recognizes these three terms exp:-Adibalapravrtta, Janmabalapravrtta, and Kulaja. Hereditary signifies conditions, transmitting through defects in the DNA of genes, congenital, implies the abnormalities present at birth. In this regards Adibala Pravritta and Janmabala Pravritta are categorized under the heading of Garbhajanya Vikriti. These mainly arise from the maternal or paternal problems and defects in progeny.

Literary Review of Poorva Karma in Shalya Karma

Dansena Nobal, Singh Balendra, A.H. Haritha, Lakra Alka, Sahu Sevant Kumar — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 19:07:30 +0000

Acharya Sushruta is credited with inventing the notion of Trividha Karma and mentioned Trividha Chikitsha Karma in Agropharniya Adhyaya viz; - Poorva Karma, Pradhana Karma, and Paschata Karma. Poorva Karma is derived from the words Poorva (foremost) and Karma (action). In the Ayurvedic tradition, there are two methods of treatment for all diseases: Aushadhi Chikitsa or Shastra Chikitsa. In Shayla Tantra, there are descriptions of Yanta, Shastra, Kshara, and Agni Karmas for performing Shayla Karma (surgical and para surgical procedure), but Poorva Karma should be given importance in any surgical treatment, and this Poorva Karma is recognized as pre-operative care. Poorva Karma is crucial to a successful and complication-free operation.

Evaluation of action of Netra Anjana in maintaining Netra Swasthya

Jayashree Bagade — Wed, 18 Jan 2023 19:19:29 +0000

Eyes hold special status among all the sense organs because vision is crucial for social and intellectual development of the human beings. Hence Acharyas have mentioned several preventive and curative measures for the management of ophthalmic disorders. Kriyakalpa is the basis of the treatment of ophthalmic disorders, as Panchakarma is the basis of Kayachikitsa. When we refer our classics for the therapeutic measures adopted in the management of eye diseases, we find that the management includes many of the topical treatments along with systemic ones. Netra Kriyakalpas have very fast action on the target tissues of the eye. Kriyakalpa includes various procedures like Tarpana, Putapaka, Seka, Ashchyotana, Anjana etc. for the treatment of eye diseases, as local measures. The process in which herbomineral preparation (Gutika, Rasakriya & Churna) mixed with water and applied on the lower eyelid margin with the help of Shalaka is called Anjana Karma. Its active principles may be transferred to the interior of the eye depending on their hydrophilic and lipophylic nature through the conjunctiva and cornea by paracellular and transcellular pathways respectively. Anjana therapy is highly beneficial in the anterior segment and also in the posterior segment disorders of the eye. An Ayurvedic review & probable mode of action of Anjana Karma discussed in present article.

Viruddh Aahar role as an etiological cause of Skin Diseases

Tanvi Gusain, Brijendra Singh Tomar, Satbir Kumar Chawla — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 02:47:50 +0000

Aahar is one of the Trayo-Upstambha (Aahar, Nidra, Brahamacharya). Healthy diet is the key of healthy, long and disease-free life. It is well said that right kind of food is the most important single factor in the promotion of health and the wrong kind of food is the most important single factor in the promotion of disease. We don’t need a bag full of medication to heal our body; all we need is to focus on what type of diet we should consume. If healthy food consumed and metabolized properly, it improves the quality and span of life. Due to fast paced life, there has been a major shift in diet pattern and increase in consumption of incompatible food. The substances which are contrary to Sharir Dhatus behave opposite to them. This antagonism may be in terms of properties, combination, processing, place, time, dose etc. or natural composition. ‘Viruddh Aahar’ is considered as the incompatible food i.e., the wrong combination of food which when consumed can cause disturbances in the normal physiological functioning and metabolism of body starting at the molecular level. In this paper we are going to infer the result that consumption of Viruddh Aahar can cause Rakta Dushti in human body. Also, how we can analyze it from the modern point of view through the concept of free radicals.

Role of Ritushodhana in Prevention of Cancer - A Conceptual Review

Prabhu C Nagalapur, C. S. Karamudi — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 02:53:22 +0000

Background: Health is wealth and is achieved only through practicing of Preventive medicine. But Human beings are working beyond their capacity to achieve their goals with tremendous work pressure and regardless of time neglecting their health. All these developments are taking human away from nature and causing change in food and life style leading to non-communicable disorders. In present era Cancer is the most common threatening disease which is having multi-factorial and diverse kind of etiopathogenesis. The cancer incidence in India is estimated to be 19 to 20 lakhs, according to a study by FICCI and EY. Panchakarma or Shodhana Upakrama is the only one which helps to nourish the body tissue along with rejuvenating effect. Cancer is one of the disease conditions requiring rejuvenation and Shodhana effect simultaneously. Aim: To review and analyze the role of Ritushodhana in prevention of Cancer. Materials and Methods: Review of classical textual data was gathered from Bruhatrayis and texts of contemporary sciences with related articles published was done to analyze the benefit of Ritushodhana on Cancer. Discussion: Procedures like Vamana may help in preventing occurrence of lung and oesophageal cancers, Virechana in liver and stomach cancers, Basti in colon and bone cancers, Nasya in oral, head and neck cancers by detoxifying, eliminating the carcinogens and rejuvenating the cells. Conclusion: Shodhana in appropriate seasons helps to expel sanchita Malas by not allowing carcinogens to impeach in the body which may prevent the occurrence of Cancer.

An Ayurvedic approach to Auto Immune Disease

K G Muddapur — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 06:42:33 +0000

Immune system is meant for fighting against foreign pathogens such as bacteria and viruses when they enter your body. The white blood cells will identify the foreign cells, attack and wipe them off your body. But, if a person has an autoimmune disease, then the immunity cells stop differentiating the foreign cells from the body cells. As a result, the immune system releases auto-antibodies that attack the healthy cells of the body tissues instead of just fighting the infection.

A Critical Review on Chandraprabha Vati - An Ayurvedic Formulation

Poornasri Jagani, Pradeep Kumar Moharana, Soumya E A — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 06:48:25 +0000

Herbal and herbo-mineral medicines are been widely used in Ayurveda. It has mentioned indications covering in a broader way. Rasa Oushadhi plays an important role in Ayurveda because of its rejuvenating property along with it provides immunization, long shelf life, and greater efficacy even when given in a low dose. One such classical multi-ingredient herbo- mineral Ayurvedic formulation is Chandraprabha Vati. It has many pharmaco-therapeutical applications. It is formulated with broad spectrum activity and is indicated in various diseases like Prameha, Arbudha, Artava, Mutra Vikaras, Arshas etc. Many formulations are mentioned in the name of Chandraprabha Vati. Chandraprabha Vati is Rasayana, Balya, Tridosha Shamaka properties and also acts as catalyst. It is truly a medicine for all diseases and hence called as Sarvaroga Pranashini and is also been used in ailments of reproductive health in both men and women. Certain researches have been done regarding its hypotensive and hypoglycemic properties. It also provides immunity and strength to the body due to Rasayana. In this study an attempt is made to gather and analyze the formulation having different varieties of Chandraprabha Vati from various classics along with its insight in their ingredients, dosage, indication and mode of action and its applications.

A Review on Eksara Gana

Jyoti Rani, Priyanka Katru, Renu Sharma, Prof. Anita Sharma — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 06:53:48 +0000

Agad Tantra is a branch of Astang Ayurveda and it deals with the toxicology. Many formulations are explained in different type of poisoning in which one is Eksara Gana. Total seventeen drugs are described in this context and the usage is totally up to doctor’s intellectuality. Eksara Gana can be used as single drug form or can be mixed with two or more drug. All the drugs are called as anti-poisonous and can be used in every poisoning condition.in researches, all the drugs had been proved beneficial for different system of body. So, it should be used according to target of poison. For ex- if poisoning is of due to Mandali (viper) snake bite, then its main target is blood and kidney so Varuna and Shyama can be used.

A Review of management of Kamala w.s.r to Hepatitis through Shamanaushadi

Akshata, Punith P, I. S. Mathapati — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 08:48:49 +0000

Kamala which is caused by aggrevated Pitta, may occur with or without Pandu Roga (Swatantra and Paratantra Vyadhi). In this Vyadhi, the hunger and appetite is diminished, mala gets discoloured (Peeta, Haridra, Harithadi) In classical texts of Ayurveda, we come across the explanation of Rakta Pradoshaja vikaras. Kamala is a Pittaja Nanatmaja and Rakta Pradoshaja Vyadhi. Most of the people have become used to spicy fast-food day by day. This has taken human being far away from the nature. Nowadays alcohol consumption is also increasing day by day. General symptoms of Hepatitis include, intense abdominal pain, yellowing of eyes and skin, nausea, extreme tiredness and dark urine. This article aims at discussing the about the Kamala (Hepatitis). This paper also discusses the Ayurvedic medicines like Triphala, Guduchi, Nimba, Vasa, Katuki. that can be helpful in curing this infection and their properties are discussed as well.

Conceptual understanding of the Anti-inflammatory effects of Dashamoola with relevant Modern perspective : A critical study

Ranjana Urs KL, KM Sweta — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 08:54:04 +0000

Inflammation is a part of the complex biological response of body tissues to harmful stimuli. Inflammation in Ayurveda is known by different names like Shotha, Shopha etc. Ayurveda treats the concept of inflammation as (a) Symptom of a disease (b) An independent disease and (c) A complication of diseases. There are numerous formulations explained by our Acharyas for the management of inflammation. Dashmoola is thought to be one of the most powerful combinations of several plants utilized in Ayurveda for the management of Shotha. The paper deals with the concept of understanding the Anti-inflammatory effects of Dashamoola in Ayurveda with relevant Modern perspective.

Importance of Gandusha Dharana in Daily Life w.s.r. to Oil Pulling

Yogesh Kumar Netam, Anita Sharma, Vibha Pali — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 08:59:36 +0000

The risk of oral disorders rises as a result of the oral cavity being exposed to external environmental pollutants on a continual basis, which encourages bacterial invasion. Therefore, it is crucial to keep up with appropriate oral hygiene to reduce the risk of bacterial invasion. As a specific therapy for maintaining good dental hygiene, Gandusha is advised by Ayurveda. By acting as a cleanser and bolstering the oral cavity's defenses, it will maintain and promote oral hygiene. Oral illnesses are treated with and prevented from using Gandusha. The Gandusha therapy will serve as a fundamental instrument for proper oral hygiene, as this review article demonstrates.

Significance of Buddhi in Ayurveda as well as Modern Aspects

Shipra Girdhar, Rajesh Kumar Sharma, Dinesh Chandra Sharma — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 09:05:55 +0000

In Ayurveda, the concept of Buddha covers a wide range. It is actually considered the ultimate knowledge. In the beginning, proper perception of knowledge takes place by Indriyas later it is processed with Mana, and after Manovyapara the Buddhi was formed. Human intelligence is the ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. Language, memory and speech are essential for acquiring and applying knowledge, hence considered as higher intellectual functions. In Ayurveda, till date, there aren’t enough studies available on the concept of Buddhi. Here the detailed description of the concept of Buddhi and its significance from an Ayurvedic perspective have been underexplored. Certain Buddhi Gunas is explained in Mahabharata. It can be correlated with different intellectual functions. On the basis of different sensory perception, Buddhi has two types’ Panchendriya Buddhi and Manobuddhi. Anatomically the Panchendriya Buddhi considered as different sensory cortices and their association cortices because the functions are same. Physiologically the Buddhi is considered as Manobuddhi which it can be functionally correlated with the process of cognition.

Therapeutic use of Vidanga on Krimiroga - A Literary Review

Shahraf Naaz, Sarswati Bharati, Raman Ranjan, Ganesh Prasad Gupta — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 09:26:18 +0000

‘Krimi’ is a short name representing vast term called “worms” which may grow inside or outside the human body. In today’s fast going world we all use fast food, street food, half cooked food and readymade food for saving time. Our children are also very fond of these kinds of foods as their day starts with Pizza & ends with Burger. Due to this type of food intake which is hard to digest in time, we people prepare a good medium for intestinal worm infestation. Due to various reason including bad food habits 96% of peoples nowadays are affected with a Krimiroga (Udar Krimi). This is very common among children so it is very necessary to have cheap and easily available medicine to get rid of it. And if this medicine would have natural composition & still have high efficacy, then it would be better. One of the herbal remedy we are interested here is vidanga. Embelia ribes known as Vidanga has sure shot therapeutic value in treating Krimiroga due to its chemical constituent. This review is going to highlight the overall information in this short section.

Methods of evaluating Anukta Dravya

Rathod Geeta Krishna, Shashidhar P. Naik — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 13:49:32 +0000

In Dravyaguna Shastra medicinal plants are documented by means of Rasapanchaka and Karma. Chronological up gradation of medicinal plants has been observed from Vedic Kala to Samhita Kala and up to Nighantu Kala. Still many folklore plants and exotic plants are available in India which have not been mentioned in Ayurvedic Samhitas and Nighantus. Such undocumented or unexplored drugs are known as Anukta Dravya (extra pharmacopeial drugs). It is noted that raw drugs for making good number of formulations are derived from plants. And some plants are fall under endangered category. Because of increased population and over exploitation of drugs, habitat degradation is going on. Earth is losing at least one potential major drug every two years. Pandit Narahari author of Raja Nighantu has provided criteria for nomenclature of undocumented drugs. Acharya Charaka has explained guidelines for drug standardization in Viamana Sthana. If these methods are followed to study Anukta Draya along with modern parameters of Pharmacognosy will provide new ways to preserve some endangered species by adapting tissue culture technique. Additional activity can be explored by screening the drugs. And at the end the Standardized drug can be added in API Monograph.

Therapeutic importance of Vatsanabha (Aconitum ferox Wall.) in various diseases : A comprehensive Ayurvedic review with overview of current research

Sushma, Rita Kumari, Darpan Gangil — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 13:55:01 +0000

Ayurveda believes that every plant available on earth have quality to becoming a medicine. In other words, there is no plant material on the planet that cannot be used as potential therapeutic agent. There are two kinds of plants, poisonous and non-poisonous. Vatsanabha is the most poisonous plant found in Himalayas. It is used in the therapeutics of Ayurveda since time immemorial. Any substance can be incorporated into the potent medicine, only if it is used in the proper dose. But in case of poisonous plants, there are certain methods explained in Ayurveda classics, which are used to reduce or destroy the poisonous effects of it. Visha or poison is known for its quick action in the body. Keeping this principle in mind, some formulations, containing Visha drugs, are designed for fast action on the body. This article explores the literary review of Vatsanabha, purification methods, poisonous as well as therapeutic effects as described in various Materia Medica of Ayurveda. Understanding of any drug, especially clinical principles and limitations of poisonous drug plays an important role in its effective use.

Traditional herbal drugs - Commonly used in Snake bite Management - An Update

Shreevanitha — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 13:59:03 +0000

Due to the advent of modern technologies and methodologies, the lineage of practitioners has been discontinued for the present and upcoming generations, as a result of which the ancient knowledge is at the verge of extinct. Thereby, resulting in loss of sacred ancient knowledge of Visha Chikitsa, which was formulated and passed on to several generations by our ancient researchers. As the folklore practitioners failed in documenting the theories due to illiteracy, modern era has failed in gaining the precious sacred knowledge. Need for documentation and setting a medical standard to these practices is high, to give a dignified touch to the practices. Herbal drugs are to be made available in the modernized capsule, tablets or powder form with more palatability, easy availability, and long shelf life. So that victims at any corner of the world can make the best use of it and attain the profit to the maximum extent. Resources for the preparation of medicaments are at the verge of extinct due to deforestation, natural calamities and modernized polluted environment. Government should take up the responsibility to nurture, promote and propagate the ideas and medications in order to make the best use of naturally available healing techniques.

A Case Report on Ayurvedic management in Adenomyosis

Rashmi Sharma — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:02:15 +0000

Adenomyosis is a medical complication involving into the myometrium of the uterus. It is a condition where endometrial tissue proliferates in the myometrium and these ectopic endometrial tissue in the myometrium starts proliferating as a result thickening of the uterus occurs. Treating adenomyosis is a challenge and hysterectomy has been the only way to treat the condition. But by using Ayurvedic formulation with properties like Raktastambhan, Raktavardhak, Vatashamak, Balya, Lekhana etc. properties patient got significant relief from pain and excessive bleeding along with the improved quality of life.

A single case study on Madhumeha w.s.r. to Diabetes Mellitus (Type II)

Monika Sharma, Pankaj Sharma — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:08:44 +0000

Diabetes Mellitus is a chronic metabolic disease of multifaceted etiology prevalent all over the world. However, in the recent years the prevalence of Diabetes is on rise, more upsetting in developed countries. It is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality all over the world. The global prevalence of Diabetes among adults over 18 years of age has risen from 4.7% in 1980 to 8.5% in 2014. In India cases of Diabetes Mellitus has shown surprisingly higher susceptibility which is a matter of great concern. The prevalence of Diabetes in India is currently reported to be around 13-15% and by the year 2025 it is estimated that approximately 55 million Indians will be diabetic. In modern era due to total sedentary life, having a lot of junk foods and weight gaining these are the main factors which are responsible for causing Diabetes mellitus. It can be correlated with Madhumeha which is one of twenty types of Prameha in Ayurvedic treatises. A 37 years old male patient presented in OPD of Kayachikitsa at Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Patiala on 22 December 2021 with complaint of burning sensation in feet, numbness around feet & hands along with generalized weakness since 1 month. Examination, investigations and history leads to Madhumeha. Single drug of plant origin along with Nidana Parivarjana is given to the patient. Bhumyamalaki is mentioned in Yogratnakar in Prameha Chikitsa and also Raja Nighantu has described it in Parpartadi Varga. So patient was treated with Bhumyamalaki Churana along with life style modification.

Etiology based management of Loota Visha - A Case Report

Mahesh P. Savalagimath, Komal M. Jadhav, Neha M. Saunshimath — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:16:32 +0000

Spiders are the Anthropoids and there are more than 40000 species. In India 600 different spiders are found. Spider bites are common in some parts of the world. In India it is uncommon and fatalities are rare. They are invariably poisonous but majority of species do not pose risk of death. Spider venom is of two types neurotoxic and cytotoxic. Black widow or hour glass spider (cytotoxic) and violin spider or brown recluse (cytotoxic) produces severe toxicity, and act on the myoneural junction or peripheral nerve endings causing ascending motor paralysis or damage to peripheral nerve endings. Death may occur because of infection rather than venom. In Ayurveda Visha mainly classified as Sthavar and Jangam. Sthavar includes plant origin whereas Jangam includes animal origin like snake, spider, scorpion and insects etc. The detailed explanation of Loota Visha origin, symptoms, mode of poisoning and treatment is available in our classical texts. A female patient approached our OPD with complaints of Vesicular lesions on the forehead extending to the right side of temporal region and right eye with oozing since 3 days and she was treated with principles of Agadatantra which includes Vishagna, Kusthagna, Rakshogna etc. The symptoms were reduced completely within short period of time.

Effect of Balamula Ghritam Uttarabhaktika Sneha and Masha Saindhava Tailam Pichu in the Management of Cervical Spondylosis - A Case Report

S. Ranjani, Pradeep Kumar Moharana, S. Swaminathan — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:22:49 +0000

Background: Cervical spondylosis is a degenerative condition of the cervical spine commonly called as “Osteoarthritis of the neck “. As the disc dehydrate and shrink it causes protrusion and bony projections along the edges of the bone (bone spurs) of adjacent ventral bodies leading to narrowing of vertebral canal and intervertebral foramina. This causes chronic neck pain and symptoms of root compression are usually associated with pain radiating to the arms, numbness in fingers and motor weakness. Rationale of the case report: A case of 42 years old female patient with complaints of neck pain, neck stiffness, radiating pain to right upper limb weakness in right upper limb, restricted cervical range of movement and which was treated with Balāmula Ghritam given as Uttarabhaktika Sneha and Māshasaindhava Tailam as Greva Pichu. Intervention: Trikatu Churnam was given initially for 3 days then Balāmūla Ghritam was prescribed 10ml morning and 10ml night as Uttarabhaktika Sneha (after food) and Māshasaindhava Tailam 80ml was used as Greva Pichu in empty stomach morning for a period of 21 days. Results and Outcome: There was a marked improvement in all the symptoms which shows the efficacy of the medicines in the management of cervical spondylosis.

A clinical evaluation of Churna Pinda Sweda, Churna Vasti and Shamana Aushadhi in the management of Amavata (Rheumatoid Arthritis) - Two Case Reports

Rajeswary Majhi, Babita Dash — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:41:10 +0000

Amavata is a disease in which vitiation of Vayu Dosha and accumulation of Ama (undigested food) takes place in multiple joints (Sandhi). Vitiated Vayu Dosha circulates the Ama all over the body through Dhamanies, take accumulated in the Shleshma Sthana (Amashaya, Trika, Sandhi etc), producing many symptoms like body ache, indigestion, stiffness, swelling and tenderness in small and big joints with deformities making a person horrible life style. The symptoms of Amavata are more or less mimics with Rheumatoid Arthritis which is an inflammatory autoimmune disorder, guarded prognosis due to reduced life span with increase mortality rate mainly due to cardiovascular and other systemic complications. Various treatment modalities are advised in Ayurveda which are said to be root eliminating therapies or sometime Rasayana therapy. Whereas anti-inflammatory, analgesics, steroids and disease modifying antirheumatic drugs are required for its management as per modern medicine which are not free from side effects. Churna Pinda Sweda, Churna Vasti and Shamana Aushadhi are a complete treatment package which may correct the underlying pathology of the disease. Hence, in the present clinical study 2 patients were selected and kept on the advice treatment regimen Churna Pinda Sweda, Churna Vasti along with Shamana Aushadhi (Agnitundi Vati, Ajamodadi Churna and Ashtavarga Kashayam).

Effect of multimodality Ayurveda treatment in Avabahuk w.s.r. to Frozen Shoulder - A Case Study

Vaishali Atri — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:45:07 +0000

Avabahuk is a disease of Ansa Pradesh explained under Vata Vyadhi in Samhitas. It affects Sira of Ansa Pradesh and causes symptoms like Stambhata (stiffness), Alpakriyata (restricted movements), Shotha (inflammation), and Shoola (pain) in the shoulder region. In today’s world where a person became habitual to a sedentary lifestyle. It leads to Kupita Vata Dosha or a Kupita Vata Kapha Dosha which causes Avabahuk. It is correlated with Adhesive capsulitis commonly known as frozen shoulder. Frozen shoulder is a clinical syndrome with painful restrictions of both passive and active shoulder movements. For the present case study, a patient with the above complaints is diagnosed with Avabahuk and managed with Jambir Pinda Sweda along with Nasya. Nasya Karma is one of the primary treatments of Avabahuk. It is especially indicated for diseases of the part in and above the shoulder. Consequently, Jambir Pinda Sweda is predominantly used in the Vata-Kaphaj condition. The constituent of Jambir Pinda Sweda has properties like Ruksha, Tikshna, and Shothahara. Thus, the aim of case study is to study the effect of multimodality treatment like Jambir Pinda Sweda and Nasya with Karpasasthyadi Taila in Avabahuk.

Ayurvedic management of Haemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst (Andashayagata Raktaja Granthi) - A Case Report

Anita R. Halagatti — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:48:35 +0000

Ovarian cyst is closed sac like structure on or within the ovary that is filled with liquid or semi-solid substance. Hemorrhagic cyst is a type of functional cyst usually these are called as Corpus luteal cyst. A 43 year old female patient with hemorrhagic cyst came for Ayurvedic treatment, she has severe lower abdominal and lower back pain. USG finding was right ovarian cystic lesion with thick content and multiple septae of size 3.3×3.2cms. Though hormonal or surgical treatments are the line of treatment but it can be effectively treated on the basic concepts of ayurvedic classics. Acharyas explained about Granthi but Raktaja Granthi is specially explained by Acharya Vagbhata which develops due to vitiation of Rakta caused by Vatadhi Dosha characterized with features of Pittaja Granthi. Patient was treated with only Ayurvedic Oral Medicines. After completion of 2 months of treatment the USG report revealed completely resolved cysts.

Effect of Bhunimbadi Churna in management of Uncontrolled Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus - A Case Study

Akshay Kumar, Kundan Wasnik, Raja Ram Mahto — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 14:56:06 +0000

Background: A global epidemic with serious public health repercussions is diabetes mellitus (DM). A well-known, multifactorial metabolic disorder known as hyperglycemia is characterized by exceptionally high blood glucose levels brought on by an absolute or relative insulin deficiency. Ninety percent of all diabetics have type-2 diabetes, which is the most prevalent kind of the disease. The disease DM is mentioned in classical Ayurvedic texts as Madhumeha. The Prabhoota Mutrata (Polyuria) is a cardinal symptom of disease. Presentation of the case: A 58-year-old Indian man with burning sensation in both eyes along with increased frequency of micturation was presented to O.P.D. of Kayachikitsa, based on a high HbA1c and fasting blood sugar, as well as polyuria, the Patient was diagnosed with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus. The patient was advised an Ayurvedic oral medication, dietary modification, and Yoga. After a month of Ayurvedic treatment, the Patient was able to get rid of his symptoms along with reduced HbA1C and Blood glucose levels. Conclusion: Diseases that pose a threat to one's life can be treated holistically, safely, and effectively with ayurveda. Diet and yoga advice acts as part of the diabetes therapy strategy.

An anatomical approach to Grahani on the basis of Cadaveric Dissection - A Cadaveric Case Study

Thu, 19 Jan 2023 00:00:00 +0000

Ayurveda is the ancient medical science of the world. It is first focuses on maintain health of human beings. Maintaining of health by proper using of Ahara (diet), Vihara (daily routine). Ahara or Anna are maintain health by proper metabolism, Ahara known as Prana. In Ahara Paka (digestion) take place in different stage at different parts of body. In this process Grahani is the special part of digestion system part and it is the specialized part of the Mahasrotas. Pittadara Kala is situated at the site of the site of the Grahani, and also site of the Pachaka Pitta which help in the the Ahara Pachana. According to Ayueveda the 6^th Pittadhara Kala is situated in between the Amashaya and Pakwashaya and situated above the Nabhi. Grahani is the site of Agni and does Grahana of Anna and it is supported and nourished by the strength of Agni. This study is an attempt to elaborate and compare both ancient and modern concept of Grahani and its clinical significance with the help of cadaveric study.

Management of Nummular Eczema through Ayurveda: A Case Report

Maneesha K, Chaitra H, Y. Rajeswari — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 15:24:05 +0000

Nummular Eczema is a type of Eczema characterized by round coin like lesions distributed on the extensor surface of the extremities, posterior aspect of the trunk, buttocks, and lower legs. It shows crusting and weeping. Etiology and pathogenesis is not definitely established; psychogenic stress, focal sepsis, food allergies, alcohol, debility and drugs are usually held responsible. In Ayurveda it is correlated as Vicharchika, as it is having similar feature like Kandu, Srava, Pidaka. The unique treatments in Ayurveda can give a very good result with a very little chance of reoccurrence. In the present case study, A 26 year old male patient diagnosed with Nummular Eczema got admitted in the Agada Tantra inpatient department with chief complaints of reddish circular lesions over the left leg with yellowish discharge, pain and burning sensation. This patient was treated with Snehapana, Virechana and Samana Aushadhis for 10 days and marked changes were observed.

Case of Alcoholic Liver Disease treated with classical Ayurveda medicines - A Case Report

Vivek Singh, Supriya Singh — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 15:32:36 +0000

Alcoholic Hepatitis is a disease affecting millions of people across the globe. It is one of the common causes of live

Alcoholic Hepatitis is a disease affecting millions of people across the globe. It is one of the common causes of liver cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma and there is no specific treatment available. In Ayurveda, such conditions can be managed in line of Kamala (~jaundice). A 27-year-old male patient with jaundice and abnormal liver functions (high transaminases and hyper bilirubinaemia) USG s/o medical liver disease/liver cirrhosis and fatty liver. The patient was elsewhere diagnosed to be suffering from liver cirrhosis and visited to the clinic with reports suggesting Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD). He was administered Ayurvedic medications along with dietary advices for 6 months. There was a significant improvement in clinical findings, reduction in liver transaminases, and fatty infiltration during the treatment. The patient had clinical improvements and reduction in bilirubin levels and transaminase and fatty liver indicate a possible role of Ayurvedic therapy in hepatic injury in ALD. This case report also warrants further study of Ayurvedic therapy in other liver conditions.

r cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma and there is no specific treatment available. In Ayurveda, such conditions can be managed in line of Kamala (~jaundice). A 27-year-old male patient with jaundice and abnormal liver functions (high transaminases and hyper bilirubinaemia) USG s/o medical liver disease/liver cirrhosis and fatty liver. The patient was elsewhere diagnosed to be suffering from liver cirrhosis and visited to the clinic with reports suggesting Alcoholic Liver Disease (ALD). He was administered Ayurvedic medications along with dietary advices for 6 months. There was a significant improvement in clinical findings, reduction in liver transaminases, and fatty infiltration during the treatment. The patient had clinical improvements and reduction in bilirubin levels and transaminase and fatty liver indicate a possible role of Ayurvedic therapy in hepatic injury in ALD. This case report also warrants further study of Ayurvedic therapy in other liver conditions.

Effective management of newly diagnosed case of Prameha with Vasanthika Vamana - A single case study

Bhagyashree, Shaila Borannavar — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 15:38:12 +0000

Diabetes mellitus is the group of metabolic conditions with constant hyperglycaemia results from defects in insulin production or uptake. Type 2 Diabetes is the most common reason for hyperglycaemia mainly affecting people around age of 40 with lack of exercises and sedentary lifestyle. The increase in incidence of disease and its easy growing complications have become threat to healthcare sector even after the discovery of various hypoglycaemic agents and synthetic insulin. These medicines with long term use are reported to have hazardous side effects. In Ayurveda similar condition has been mentioned under the disease spectrum of Prameha. The line of management of Prameha is to aim at the control of hyperglycaemia along with removing the root cause of the disease. Samshodhana is the line of treatment mentioned for the treatment of Prameha and proper Rutu Shodhana will help to get rid of many Santharpanotha Vyadhis as they do timely elimination of vitiated Dosha. The purpose of this study to evaluate the efficacy of Vasanthika Vamana in Diabetes mellitus in preventing and curative way. In present study, Vasanthika Vamana Karma proved as best treatment in controlling subjective symptoms and blood sugar levels.

Management of Adenomyosis and improvement in fertility through Ayurveda - A Case Study

Pooja Shindhe, Rachana H.V. — Thu, 19 Jan 2023 15:43:30 +0000

Adenomyosis is an important clinical challenge in gynaecology and healthcare economics. Moreover, Adenomyosis and leiomyomas commonly coexist in the same uterus and differentiating the symptoms for each pathological process can be problematic. Most of these leads to gynaecological symptoms like, AUB, dysmenorrhoea, infertility etc. The treatment explained in the modern science like endometrial ablation/resection, uterine artery ligation, have many complications. In Ayurveda this can be managed based on Dosha, Dhatu involvement in the Roga and Rogi. In this case patient came to OPD with complaints of anxious to conceive since 2 years and also complaints of severe abdominal pain and increased amount of bleeding during menstruation. We managed the case with Ayurvedic line of management by Panchakarma and oral Ayurvedic medicines successfully. After that she conceived and delivered to a healthy baby by LSCS without any complications during pregnancy and delivery.