A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SHANAPUSHPI (Crotalaria verrucosa L.) IN JWARA (ANTIPYRETIC ACTIVITY)
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: A CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SHANAPUSHPI (Crotalaria verrucosa L.) IN JWARA (ANTIPYRETIC ACTIVITY)
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Raghavendra Laxman Patagar
Ravi Rao. S
Subramanya P
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Year: 2019
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The drug Shanapushpi (Crotalaria verrucosa family, commonly seen in wastelands and growing on the sea coast. Ajeerna, Jwara, Raktadosha, Kantarogain and around rural area of Tumkur and groups of 20 each. The subjects were treated with Paracetamol and laria verrucosa L in Group A and Group B respectively. The duration of the trwere assessed on before treatment, after treatment and follow up was of 7 days. The result were analyzed statist cally which suggested that the Shanapushpi toms of Jwara. Keywords: Shanapushpi, Crotalaria verrucosa INTRODUCTION Ayurveda is a holistic system of medicine and is the oldest form of health care system available on the planet
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