A clinical study on the efficacy of virechana followed by shatyadi choorna (as shamana) in the management of tamaka swasa
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: A clinical study on the efficacy of virechana followed by shatyadi choorna (as shamana) in the management of tamaka swasa
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Arjun SasiKumar
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Year: 2019
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Background: Virechana Karma, can be effective in treatment of Kapha dosha and causes anuloma gatisthana of Charaka Samhita is an excellent Shatyadi Choorna from Chikitsa sthanaevaluate the efficacy of Virechana followed by Swasa. Methodology: Single blind clinical Swasa (Pratamaka type), 30 patients were selected from OPD and IPD of Shri Shivayogeeshwara Rural Ayurvedic Medical College and Hospital, Inchal. They were categorized randomly into two groups: Group A were administered Virechana Poorvaka Shamanashamana (Group A) was found effective than analysis of total effect of therapies in both groups revealed strong significance on the effect of therapies done on all the symptoms with p value <0.001. present clinical study is taken with an aim to compare Administration of Virechana followed by than Shamana alone. Overall response is found better in Group A than in Group B Keywords: Tamaka Swasa, Virechana, Shamana, INTRODUCTION Tamaka Swasa is prevalent in most parts of India
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