ERANDADI PINDI IN MANAGEMENT OF VATAJA ABHISHYANDA -A CASE REPORT

Vataja Abhishyanda is one of the most common eye disorders affecting people of all ages due to allergens like dust, pollen from trees and grass, animal dander, chemical scents, etc. It is observed to be a seasonal disease, i.e. during summer and spring. It can be correlated with Allergic Conjunctivitis based on their signs and symptoms. Abhishyanda (Conjunctivitis) is the root cause of most eye disorders and must be treated early in effective ways as possible otherwise it may lead to severe complications (Glaucoma, etc.) making the disease unmanageable and would be very difficult to save the eyesight. Allergic Conjunctivitis has symptoms like itching, burning sensation, watery, mucous, or stringy discharge, mild photophobia, and eye hyperemia. Modern medicine treats it by administering eye drops and anti-allergic drugs, which may have some adverse effects. Ayurvedic management of Allergic conjunctivitis has shown some effective results in overcoming the disease with no such effects. According to Acharya Sharangdhara, Erandadi Pindi was done on the patient, who had symptoms of Vataja Abhishyanda (Allergic Conjunctivitis) for 7 days. Vata is said to be the predominant Dosha of Vataja Abhishyanda, Erandadi Pindi has Vataghna properties (pacify Vata Dosha); thus, will reduce the symptoms. The assessment of the condition was done before and after treatment.

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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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2025-02-01
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ERANDADI PINDI IN MANAGEMENT OF VATAJA ABHISHYANDA -A CASE REPORT

Pallavi Gangadhar Nimalwar, Nilakshi Shekhar Pradhan
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
Agricultural Economics and Practices
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ERANDADI PINDI IN MANAGEMENT OF VATAJA ABHISHYANDA -A CASE REPORT

Pallavi Gangadhar Nimalwar, Nilakshi Shekhar Pradhan
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Vataja Abhishyanda is one of the most common eye disorders affecting people of all ages due to allergens like dust, pollen from trees and grass, animal dander, chemical scents, etc. It is observed to be a seasonal disease, i.e. during summer and spring. It can be correlated with Allergic Conjunctivitis based on their signs and symptoms. Abhishyanda (Conjunctivitis) is the root cause of most eye disorders and must be treated early in effective ways as possible otherwise it may lead to severe complications (Glaucoma, etc.) making the disease unmanageable and would be very difficult to save the eyesight. Allergic Conjunctivitis has symptoms like itching, burning sensation, watery, mucous, or stringy discharge, mild photophobia, and eye hyperemia. Modern medicine treats it by administering eye drops and anti-allergic drugs, which may have some adverse effects. Ayurvedic management of Allergic conjunctivitis has shown some effective results in overcoming the disease with no such effects. According to Acharya Sharangdhara, Erandadi Pindi was done on the patient, who had symptoms of Vataja Abhishyanda (Allergic Conjunctivitis) for 7 days. Vata is said to be the predominant Dosha of Vataja Abhishyanda, Erandadi Pindi has Vataghna properties (pacify Vata Dosha); thus, will reduce the symptoms. The assessment of the condition was done before and after treatment.

INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
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Agricultural Economics and Practices
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