Ayurveda heals - Virechana for wound healing with special reference to Shareerika (Pittaja) Vrana: A case report

Shareerika Vrana also called as Nija Vrana are said to be result of Doshopaplava (Dosha dushti) and are Kashta Sadhya as compared to Sadyo Vrana. A 43 years old female patient approached outpatient department with chief complaints of a non-healing wound in the both of her feet at the dorsal aspect associated with pain, discharge & burning sensation. On examination it was analyzed as Shareerika (Pittaja) Vrana (non-healing ulcer). Patient was treated with classical Ayurveda therapeutic measures, Shodhana Karma (Virechana Karma), & Ropana Karma (Bahya and Abhyantara), which included daily dressing with Jatyadi Taila along with Triphala guggulu & Gandhaka rasayana internally. A remarkable improvement in the condition of the wound is observed with significant healing during treatment period with complete healing in 7 days post Virechana Karma. In this study, an attempt is made to prove the role of Virechana in Wound Healing with special reference to Shareerika Vrana. Keywords: Shareerika Vrana, Virechana Karma, Shashthi Upakrama, Ropana karma

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Journal of Ayurveda and Holistic medicine.
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2024-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.70066/jahm.v12i9.1474
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Complementary and Alternative Medicine Studies
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Ayurveda heals - Virechana for wound healing with special reference to Shareerika (Pittaja) Vrana: A case report

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Ayurveda heals - Virechana for wound healing with special reference to Shareerika (Pittaja) Vrana: A case report

Prasanna N Rao, Dhriti Khandelwal, Rahul Dogra, AC Shivani, Shyam Purushottam Warma
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Shareerika Vrana also called as Nija Vrana are said to be result of Doshopaplava (Dosha dushti) and are Kashta Sadhya as compared to Sadyo Vrana. A 43 years old female patient approached outpatient department with chief complaints of a non-healing wound in the both of her feet at the dorsal aspect associated with pain, discharge & burning sensation. On examination it was analyzed as Shareerika (Pittaja) Vrana (non-healing ulcer). Patient was treated with classical Ayurveda therapeutic measures, Shodhana Karma (Virechana Karma), & Ropana Karma (Bahya and Abhyantara), which included daily dressing with Jatyadi Taila along with Triphala guggulu & Gandhaka rasayana internally. A remarkable improvement in the condition of the wound is observed with significant healing during treatment period with complete healing in 7 days post Virechana Karma. In this study, an attempt is made to prove the role of Virechana in Wound Healing with special reference to Shareerika Vrana. Keywords: Shareerika Vrana, Virechana Karma, Shashthi Upakrama, Ropana karma

Journal of Ayurveda and Holistic medicine.Vol. 12(9)
Shri Dharmasthala Manjunatheswara College of Ayurveda and Hospital (IN)
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