Ayurlog: National Journal of Research in Ayurved Science

Open clinical study of badrasashma pishti (anubhut yoga) with and without khas sharbat in the management of mutrakrichra with special reference to dysuria

Kirandeep Kaur — 2024-04-17

Now–a- days it is seems that, several patients are reporting to the hospitals regularly with affected from different disorders of Mutravaha Srotas. Mutrakrichhra is one of the important diseases amongst this diseases.The term Mutrakrichha comes under the disorders of Mutravaha Srotas, and mainly deals with Mutra and krichra. In Mutrakrichra, the vitiated Pita Dosha along with Vata (mainly Apana Vayu) on reaching Vasti (bladder) afflicts the Mutravaha Srotas due to which the patient feels difficulty in micturation along with symptoms like Pittta mutrata, Sarakta mutrata, Sadaha mutrata, Saruja mutrata and Muhur-muhur mutrata.

Now, the present study to evaluation of the efficacy of Badrasashma pishti yoga with and without khas sharbat to assess the effect on Mutrakrichra.

A critical review of Sushruokta Gana

Sandeep Rajput — 2024-04-17

As we have seen in Charak Samhita, any Vaidya can use the dashemani gana in case he isn’t able to use his mind to get to proper choice of herb while treating subjects, similarly Sushrutacharya has mentioned in Sushrut Samhita, drug combinations under the name of sushrutokta Gana. These Ganas are helpful for immediate use by the individuals in case of distress in choice of drug. The basic concept of both groups is same. Here we have classified Sushrutokta gana and precisely in which dosha disequilibrium it can be used for optimal results.

Conceptualisation of Agnikarma in Gridhrasi: Exploring Traditional Ayurvedic Approaches to Sciatica.

Sajida Attar — 2024-04-19

Agnikarma has demonstrated remarkable efficacy in managing pain, a hallmark of its application within Apunarbhava chikitsa. Pain, often the catalyst for seeking medical intervention, can manifest and intensify across different regions of the body. Gridhrasi, a condition delineated in Vatavyadhi, manifests symptoms such as radiating pain from the lower back or hip area to the ankle or posterolateral portion of the foot. This aligns with sciatica, where discomfort originates in the lumbar region and progresses along the pathway of the sciatic nerve, increasing in severity. While painkillers offer transient relief, they do not address the underlying cause of sciatica, typically stemming from substantial nerve compression. Prolonged usage of pain medication is also discouraged due to potential adverse effects on the body. Ayurveda prescribes treatment for Gridhrasi encompassing Siravedha (Venesection), Basti (Enema therapy), and Agnikarma (Thermal cauterization). Agnikarma, synonymous with thermal cauterization, constitutes a traditional Ayurvedic therapeutic modality involving the application of heat for diverse health benefits, including pain alleviation, inflammation reduction, and facilitation of tissue healing. It is imperative to acknowledge that the efficacy of Agnikarma may vary, necessitating its administration under the supervision of qualified Ayurvedic practitioners. In the context of sciatica (Gridhrasi), Agnikarma is recommended along the trajectory of the sciatic nerve and at its originating points. This paper explores the multifaceted dimensions of Agnikarma as applied in everyday clinical practice.

A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF SAMANYA-VISHESHA SIDDHANTA

Sushama Shinde — 2024-04-19

According to Ayurveda dosha , dhatu & mala are the root or basic elements of human body .If these elements are in equilibrium state body will be in healthy state & disease occurs in body either due to increase or decrease of these constituents .The term Samanya means similarity or oneness or uniformity or the one which causes increase in substance .While the term Vishesha means dissimilarity or seperateness or non-uniformity or the one which causes decrease in substance.

Agnimandya is a precursor of Grahani disease

Ankita Ashok Patil — 2024-04-14

ABSTRACT - Grahani a chronic disease is caused due to imbalance in Agni. The primary function of Grahani part is to retain food, digest it then segregate and remove it out to intestine. When the Grahani function is hampered, absorption process is affected at major, which leads to inadequate absorption of essential material to healthy well being. Thus, this study was carried out to determine role of different types of agni in Grahani. To fulfill the aim a total of 60 patients showing cardinal symptoms of Grahani were enrolled and were checked with various subjective criterias. Upon statistical analysis of the gathered data, it became evident that patients who had Agni impairment, consequently landed into the Grahani disorder.

Ayurvedic Management in Myasthenia Gravis- A case study

Monika sheshrao Adhave — 2024-04-18

Myasthenia Gravis is a long-term neuromuscular disease. Myasthenia Gravis presents with weakness and fatigability of skeletal muscles. It involves defects in the part of the nervous system that sends messages from your brain to your muscles telling them when to work. As a result, muscles fatigue easily and often weaken, leading to reduced physical function. The prevalence of Myasthenia Gravis is 50 to 200 per million people. There is still no cure for myasthenia Gravis in Modern Science other than symptomatic management. Ayurvedic therapies can give much better results. It can be understood on the basis of Srotorodha and Agnidushti.