Management of COVID-19 patients of CT Severity 15/25 and above with Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy – A Case Series

Ayurveda, which is the oldest life science in the world, has yet to be fully accepted as the only or even an additional therapy for severe diseases. It is a common perception that Ayurveda has a significant role in the preventive aspect of diseases, and the drugs of Ayurveda are more effective in chronic ailments. Most publications are also limited to these areas only, as use of Ayurveda in acute or severe cases is not yet justified scientifically because of the lack of significant scientific clinical data as very few case reports are published about the use of Ayurveda in acute cases. Here we present a case series of treatment of five COVID-19 patients with CT Severity 15/25 and above with Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy admitted to tertiary care, a Level-3 COVID-19 treatment hospital. These five patients sought Ayurveda opinion and consented to Ayurveda treatment along with the ongoing treatment regime. All the patients showed improvement with Ayurveda treatment as an add-on therapy, and none of the patients needed ICU, and all patients were discharged when they started maintaining oxygen saturation at room air. This report addresses the clinical effectiveness of Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy in severe cases of COVID -19. It also attempts to invite the attention of researchers towards the use of Ayurveda concepts and drugs in severe or acute cases of diseases.

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International Journal of Ayurvedic Medicine
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2024-10-06
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https://doi.org/10.47552/ijam.v15i3.4657
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COVID-19 Clinical Research Studies
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Management of COVID-19 patients of CT Severity 15/25 and above with Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy – A Case Series

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Ayurveda, which is the oldest life science in the world, has yet to be fully accepted as the only or even an additional therapy for severe diseases. It is a common perception that Ayurveda has a significant role in the preventive aspect of diseases, and the drugs of Ayurveda are more effective in chronic ailments. Most publications are also limited to these areas only, as use of Ayurveda in acute or severe cases is not yet justified scientifically because of the lack of significant scientific clinical data as very few case reports are published about the use of Ayurveda in acute cases. Here we present a case series of treatment of five COVID-19 patients with CT Severity 15/25 and above with Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy admitted to tertiary care, a Level-3 COVID-19 treatment hospital. These five patients sought Ayurveda opinion and consented to Ayurveda treatment along with the ongoing treatment regime. All the patients showed improvement with Ayurveda treatment as an add-on therapy, and none of the patients needed ICU, and all patients were discharged when they started maintaining oxygen saturation at room air. This report addresses the clinical effectiveness of Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy in severe cases of COVID -19. It also attempts to invite the attention of researchers towards the use of Ayurveda concepts and drugs in severe or acute cases of diseases.

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Management of COVID-19 patients of CT Severity 15/25 and above with Ayurveda drugs as add-on therapy – A Case Series — Paramita Paul, Ashutosh Kumar Pathak, et al. · International Journal of Ayurvedic Medicine (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS