A CLINICAL CASE STUDY ON THE MANAGEMENT OF GRIDHRASI THROUGH AYURVEDA W.S.R. SCIATICA

Gridhrasi, a symptom of Sakhti Pradesh, is Vata Nanatmaj Vikar. H. Around the thighs. In literal terms, gridhrasi means "vulture walk." Men were most likely to be influenced more often than women in the 1940s and 1950s(1). The working population has a 3.8% prevalence of sciatica, while the non-edited population has a 7.9% prevalence(2). Sciatica does not go away on its own. As a result, the patient naturally gravitates toward Ayurveda. When pain arises, modern medicine has few limitations. Simply operations is an additional choice. The Ayurvedic management of Gridrarasi, which includes shamans and Basti, Sunehan, Swedan, Katibasti, and Agnikarma, is far more promising. Materials and Procedures: One case study is presented here. For five days, the 67-year-old lady was linked to Panchakarma treatment, which included Basti with Shumur Nirha and Safchadaitai Anuvasan. At the same time, the 67-year-old woman and the Panchakarma treatment, which included Basti, Suedan, Katibasti, and Agni Karma, were linked to L5-s treatment. Results: After a month of treatment, a symptomatic assessment was conducted on the patient, which produced satisfactory results and markedly enhanced the patient's quality of life. In summary, the aforementioned therapies reduce symptomatic palliation in gridrushi patients.