A Clinical Study Of Pranada Gutika And Kasisadi Taila In The Management Of Arsha Roga With Special Reference To Hemorrhoids.
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Context: Ayurveda is a science of life and more than just a medical system. Ayurveda has taken the foremost place in the management of crippling disease. Arsha is one of the prime important disease from Ashta Mahagada. Ayurveda, the ancient science of medicine of India has detail information and description of Arsha. According to Ayurvedic Samprapti Mithya Aahara-Vihara is one of the important etiological factors of it. Arsha Roga, which can be compared with hemorrhoids due to its clinical appearance. Arsha is more than another anorectal ailment, near about one third of population suffering from anorectal diseases.
Aims: To study the efficacy of Pranada Gutika and Kasisadi Taila in the management of Arsha Roga (Hemorrhoids).
Materials and Methods: 30 clinically diagnosed patients were selected and administered Pranada Gutika 2 tab. (each tablet 500 mg) three times in a day with lukewarm water, after meal for 30 days and Kasisadi Taila Pichu Dharana for 7 days.
Study design- Single centre and open label clinical study.
Results: Statistically highly significant result was found in Mandagni (Indigestion), Vibandha (Constipation), Raktastrava (Bleeding per rectum), Arshabhransa (Protrusion of pile mass), Guda Kandu (Itching), Guda Vedana (Pain in ano), Guda Srava (Discharge per rectum) and also in Hb %, ESR and symptoms of Arsha Roga.
Conclusions: Therapy in the form of administration of Pranada Gutika and Kasisadi Taila was effective in the management of Arsha Roga (Hemorrhoids).
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