Management of COVID 19 Patient with Yogic Practices: A Case Report

Introduction:Second wave of COVID has already claimed more than 2.5 lac lives in the month of April. Everyday more than 4 lac new cases are emerging and thus the hospitals and the health-care workers are overburdened.Main Clinical Findings:The present case study is from the month of May of a female patient complaining of heaviness in chest and lethargy.Diagnosis:positive case for COVID, her SpO2 levels were low.Interventions:Yogic practices have always shown their potential in increasing the lung capacity; hence, the present case study shows the effect of chest expanders and pranayama on a COVID-positive patient.Outcome:The patient reported relief after the completion of the treatment.Conclusion:Yoga is a useful tool for fighting signs and symptoms of COVID.

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Journal of Ayurveda
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.4103/joa.joa_372_21
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Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
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Management of COVID 19 Patient with Yogic Practices: A Case Report

M. S. Subodh Raj, Mangalagowri V Rao
Journal of Ayurveda
Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
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Management of COVID 19 Patient with Yogic Practices: A Case Report

M. S. Subodh Raj, Mangalagowri V Rao
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Introduction:Second wave of COVID has already claimed more than 2.5 lac lives in the month of April. Everyday more than 4 lac new cases are emerging and thus the hospitals and the health-care workers are overburdened.Main Clinical Findings:The present case study is from the month of May of a female patient complaining of heaviness in chest and lethargy.Diagnosis:positive case for COVID, her SpO2 levels were low.Interventions:Yogic practices have always shown their potential in increasing the lung capacity; hence, the present case study shows the effect of chest expanders and pranayama on a COVID-positive patient.Outcome:The patient reported relief after the completion of the treatment.Conclusion:Yoga is a useful tool for fighting signs and symptoms of COVID.

Journal of AyurvedaVol. 18(4)
Government Ayurvedic College and Hospital (IN), Institute of Medical Sciences (IN), Indian Institute of Technology BHU (IN), Banaras Hindu University (IN)
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Long-Term Effects of COVID-19
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