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Exploring the Therapeutic Role of Sitha as Anupana in Pittaja Mutrakrichra
Get PDFPittaja Mutrakrichra, a condition characterized by Krichrata in Mutravahana which is predominantly caused by the vitiation of Pitta Dosha. Ayurveda suggests various treatment approaches for managing Mutrakrichra, focusing on balancing Pitta dosha and alleviating associated symptoms. This review explores the therapeutic role of Sitha as Anupana in the management of Pittaja Mutrakrichra. Sitha, with its Madhura Rasa (sweet taste), Madhura Vipaka (sweet post-digestive effect), Sheeta Virya (cooling potency), and Snigdha Guna (unctuous quality), plays a crucial role in pacifying aggravated Pitta. The pharmacological action include anti-inflammatory, diuretic and antibacterial activities
Ayurvedic Insights into Management of Tamaka Shwasa wrt Bronchial Asthama
Get PDFAyurveda is well known for treating chronic diseases since ancient ages, through its principles and by healthy life style choices. Tamaka shwasa, is one such chronic respiratory disorder where in Pranavaha Srothas is involved. It is one among 5 types of Swasa Roga, where Kapha and Vata doshas are predominantly involved, presenting with night exhaberation of wheeze and breathlessness. The symptoms of Tamaka Shwasa can be approximated to bronchial asthama. Bronchial asthma is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the airways, that is associated with airway hyper responsiveness leading to recurrent episodes of breathlessness, chest tightness, coughing and wheezing. These episodes are usually associated with widespread airflow obstruction, that is reversible either spontaneously or with treatment. This is a single case study of 45 years female patient, diagnosed with Tamaka Shwasa
exhibiting symptoms of, episodes of breathless aggravating at night, along with wheeze, malaise, fatigue, and multiple joint pain since 8 years for which she was treated with Sadhyo Vamana, Shunti Varti Dhoomapana and Choorna Pinda Sweda. The patient reported significant improvement in the symptoms of the disease
Pharmaceutical Analytical Study of Paribhdra Rasa and its Antifungal Study on Aspergillus Fumigatus and Candida Albicans
Get PDFRasashastra deals with the use of metals, minerals, gemstones, certain poisonous herbs and their processing. In Rasashastra, mercury is used as chief material and Rasaushadhis considered as more effective and beneficial due to lesser therapeutic doses, enhancement of action of other ingredients of formulation, more shelf life, quicker action and palatability as compared to herbal preparation. Rasaushadhis are being the backbone of Ayurveda due to its Rasayana and therapeutic properties. As the Paribhdra Rasa is mentioned in the Dadru Kustha. In Ayurveda, all skin diseases are categorized under the broad term Kushtha. Skin diseases in Ayurveda are further classified into Maha Kushtha and Kshudra Kushtha. Dadru is one type of Kushtha and known for its fast-spreading and invasiveness in nature. Dadru can be associated with fungal infections in modern science. Therefore “Pharmaceutical Analytical Study of Paribhdra Rasa and its Antifungal Study on Aspergillus Fumigatus and Candida Albicans” is chosen for present study
Revolutionizing Ayurvedic Herbology, Drug Discovery and Drug Development Supported by Artificial Intelligence
Get PDFAim/Objective: In this review an attempt is made to evaluate the advantages and limitations of Artificial Intelligence in Ayurvedic Herbology and Drug Discovery and Development. Material and Methods: A comprehensive literature search was conducted to identify relevant studies and articles on the integration of AI and Ayurveda. The search included databases such as PubMed, Google Scholar, and relevant journals. The collected data was analyzed to present a comprehensive overview of the topic. Discussion: AI integration into Ayurvedic pharmacology can advance predictive modelling of drug effects and support personalized treatment plans. In pharmaceuticals, AI can optimize formulations and improve quality control. In pharmacognosy, AI aids in accurate plant identification and phytochemical analysis. AI-driven drug discovery can identify new compounds and synergistic effects in polyherbal formulations. Additionally, AI can ensure drug authenticity through block chain and spectral analysis, enhancing the purity and safety of Ayurvedic products. Conclusion: AI has the potential to revolutionize the Dravya sector in Ayurveda by improving accuracy, efficiency, and personalization. This integration marks a significant advancement towards a technologically sophisticated approach to traditional medicine, promising better patient outcomes and broader acceptance of Ayurveda globally
Management of Herpes Zoster in Ayurveda Through Jalaukavcharan along with other Ayurvedic Medicines
Get PDFHerpes zoster, commonly known as shingles, is a viral infection caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV), which is the same virus responsible for chickenpox. After a person has had chickenpox, the virus remains dormant in the nervous system. Later in life, usually when the immune system is weakened due to age, stress or other factors, the virus can reactivate and cause shingles. The main symptom of shingles is painful rash that usually appears unilaterally as a band or strip of blisters. Other symptoms may include fever, headache, fatigue and sensitivity to light. Although shingles is contagious, it cannot be transmitted through casual contact. The virus can only be transmitted through direct contact with the fluid from the blisters of an infected person. In Ayurveda Herpes zoster can be correlated with Raktpradoshaj Vikar, Kaksha, Pittaj Kshudra Rog (a Pitta predominant disease.). Clinical Findings: Here we discuss the case of a 55years old female patient came to OPD of NIA Jaipur, with symptoms of unilateral onset of blisters on the left thigh spreading to anteroposterior surface, after three days of onset of blisters, along with burning pain, itching, sleeplessness and difficulty in lying from left side. Diagnosis: According to Ayurveda, the patient was diagnosed with Kaksha, a Pittaj Kshudra Rog. Intervention: Treatment was planned on the basic principles of Pittaj Visarp, Raktmokshan with Jalauka and Ayuvedic medicines for internal use. Outcome: Relief in pain and burning sensation was observed after first sitting of Jalauka and after 28 days of Jalaukavacharan along with Ayurvedic internal medicines gave complete relief from blister formation, pain and normal skin complexion appeared. Conclusion: Application of Jalauka reduces post herpetic neuralgia and recurrence of herpes infection
A Clinical Study to Evaluate the Effect of Bharangyadi Kwatha and Kaliphala Churna in the Management of Shwasa Roga w.s.r. to Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Get PDFShwasa Roga is a disease of Pranavaha Srotas. Ayurvedic literature reveals that Prana Vayu in its physiological form is responsible for normal respiration. But when vitiated Vata predominately Prana Vayu is obstructed by Kapha and moves in opposite direction (upward) then it leads to Shwasa Roga. COPD is difficult to treat due to pulmonary as well as systemic involvement and its fatal complications. There is a need for disease prevention and disease management initiatives. It affects the individual physically, socially, financially and even emotionally. So there is need to explore and establish an effective treatment module having least or no side effects with evident therapeutic potential. This study was conducted to find out an effective drug therapy for the management of this disease with least or no side effects. The trial was done on 30 registered patients who were diagnosed with Shwasa Roga w.s.r to COPD and were randomly divided in two groups, consisting 15 patients in each group. Bharangyadi Kwatha and Kaliphala (Vibhitak) Churna were the trial drugs, whereas Doxofylline was the standard drug. 15 patients of group I were given Bharangyadi Kwatha in the dose of 25ml twice a day and Kaliphala Churna in the dose of 5gm twice a day with Madhu. 15 patients of control group were given Tab. Doxofylline 400mg once a day. Assessment of various subjective and objective parameters was done before and after the trial. Obtained data was tabulated and statistically analysed
Critical Analysis of Effect of Garbhini Ahara During Prenatal Period on Growth & Development of a Child w.s.r to Panchmahabhoot Theory of Ayurveda
Get PDFObjective: The objective of this review study is to understand the scientific concept behind relation of Ayurveda dietary regimen of mother during entire pregnancy mentioned in Samhitas with growth and development of child in purview of Panchmahabhoot theory. This study can also pave the path for Ayurveda scholars to understand the depth behind the concept of Masanumasik Vriddhi due to special dietary regimen mentioned in Ayurveda Samhitas. Data: Data for this study has been collected mainly from a variety of secondary and tertiary literature sources and online database like PubMed, Scopus available. Review Methods: Keeping the objective of study in mind, various Samhitas along with their commentaries have been reviewed. Various narrative and analytical articles have been referred to critically analyse the undefined concept of dietary regimen of pregnant lady in Ayurveda. Conclusion: The aptness in all Mahabhootas can result in promotion of good health status and its imbalance can result in various ailments. The same is true in case of intrauterine life. Panchmahabhoota can be considered as the basis of genetics in Ayurveda and so if by proper and sequential incorporation of Masanumasik Garbhini Ahara we can prevent as well as cure genetic disorders of fetus. This can improve quality of life of mother, fetus and can prevent the mishappening like miscarriages, abortions, fetal anomalies, post birth defects which are quiet obvious now-a-days
New Technique of Glenohumeral Joint Dissection
Get PDFObjectives: Glenohumeral is a ball and socket type of synovial joint which permits a wide range of movement. During the typical shoulder joint dissection, we are unable to see the intracapsular view of shoulder joint. Methods: A dissection technique that was performed in Sharir Rachana Dept. of NIA, Jaipur, which exposes the glenohumeral joint\u27s internal capsule, the glenoid labrum, the proximal insertion of the long head of the biceps tendon, and the surfaces of the joint while protecting the posterior aspect of the capsule and the surrounding muscles and tendons that support the joint. Results: This new dissection method allowed the preservation of glenohumeral joint structures and provides a better understanding of its intracapsular view and related structures. Conclusion: The glenohumeral joint can be dissected using this new technique, by which we can prevent the damage to the structures that surround it and enabling visualization of its intracapsular view
Significance of Pathya - Apathya in Present Era
Get PDFAyurveda is not only a medical science it is a holistic science of life. The aim of Ayurveda is promoting and preserving the health of individual and to cure from diseases. Pathyas are food substance and lifestyle of Ayurveda management line. Those drugs and regimes which are not harmful to channels and please the mind are considered as Pathya, and Sadapathya dravyas are such food which are good for most of the healthy individuals. Wholesome diet or Pathya plays equal role in management of any disease, it is essential to follow dietetic rules and regimes in order to curing diseases so that keep their Dhatu in a healthy state and will not let them get vitiated more from Doshas. The food which is prescribed according to disease by physician plays important role in successful treatment and it’s also prescribed as prophylactic and interventional diet. The concepts of Pathya and Apathya ahara vihara (diet and lifestyle) are still relevant and significant in the modern period as they offer a holistic approach to health, disease prevention, immunity boosting, and personalized care based on Ayurvedic principles
Approach of Shoshan and Sanshaman Chikitsa in Management of Mandal Kushtha w.s.r. to Psoriasis
Get PDFPsoriasis is a chronic inflammatory, hyperproliferative skin disease. It is characterised by well-defined, erythematous scaly plaques, particularly affecting extensor surfaces, scalp and nails, and usually follows a relapsing and remitting course. Psoriasis affects approximately 1.5%-3% of populations of European ancestry but is less common in Asian, South American and African populations. It occurs equally in both sexes and at any age; although it is uncommon under the age of 5 years, more than 50% of patients present before the age of 30 years. Aims and Objectives: To find out the effect of Ayurvedic medicine and Shodhan chikitsa in the management of Mandal kushtha (psoriasis). Material and Methods: A 53-year-old male patient having complaint of skin lesion on scalp, upper back and abdomen area with red demarcation from last 15 years. Lesion having silvery scales and falling all rubbing with severe itching. This condition clinically correlated to Mandal Kushtha described in Ayurveda. Mandal Kushiha has Shwelam Raklam varna, Sthirar, Styanam and Utsana Mandala (skin begins with special characters. Acharya Charaka mentioned Shodhan Chikitsa for purification of Kushtha Roga. Result and Discussion: Considering The sign and symptoms patient was treated with classical Vamana Karam (therapeutic emesis) and Virechana karma (therapeutic purgation) according in line of treatment of Kushtha (psoriasis). Assessment was done before treatment, after treatment and after follow-up. Pictures were taken before treatment and after treatment. Remarkable improvement was noticed in scaling, induration and itching after Vamana and Virechanа treatment and residue only hyper pigmented pink lesion