Medi-Compass: Symptom-Based Ayurvedic Medication Recommendation System

The significance of medication in modern healthcare is undeniable, driven by continuous advancements in pharmaceutical research and development. This research introduces an innovative website employing innovative and advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze patient symptoms and recommend optimal Ayurvedic treatments. Despite modern medical advancements, Ayurvedic medication remains a vital and trusted alternative for its minimal side effects and cost-effectiveness. This study examines the integration of machine learning with Ayurvedic practices, emphasizing its ability to provide personalized, holistic treatment plans. Ayurveda, with its roots in ancient Indian tradition, addresses multiple ailments simultaneously through natural formulations, offering a comprehensive and safer approach to wellness. The machine learning model enhances the precision and accessibility of these treatments, promoting broader acceptance and trust. This research underscores the potential of combining machine learning with Ayurveda, advocating for its integration into mainstream healthcare to provide balanced and sustainable medical solutions. The machine learning algorithms employed are designed to continuously learn and improve from user data, ensuring increasingly accurate and personalized treatment recommendations over time. This innovative approach not only modernizes Ayurvedic practice but also bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary medicine, fostering a more inclusive and effective healthcare ecosystem.

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2024-09-20
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https://doi.org/10.1109/i3ceet61722.2024.10994125
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Pharmacovigilance and Adverse Drug Reactions
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Medi-Compass: Symptom-Based Ayurvedic Medication Recommendation System

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Medi-Compass: Symptom-Based Ayurvedic Medication Recommendation System

Priyadarshan Dhabe, Pradnya Ingle, Rutuja Garje, Shivam Ghodake, Ishaaq Shaikh, Harsh Dhoot
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Abstract

The significance of medication in modern healthcare is undeniable, driven by continuous advancements in pharmaceutical research and development. This research introduces an innovative website employing innovative and advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze patient symptoms and recommend optimal Ayurvedic treatments. Despite modern medical advancements, Ayurvedic medication remains a vital and trusted alternative for its minimal side effects and cost-effectiveness. This study examines the integration of machine learning with Ayurvedic practices, emphasizing its ability to provide personalized, holistic treatment plans. Ayurveda, with its roots in ancient Indian tradition, addresses multiple ailments simultaneously through natural formulations, offering a comprehensive and safer approach to wellness. The machine learning model enhances the precision and accessibility of these treatments, promoting broader acceptance and trust. This research underscores the potential of combining machine learning with Ayurveda, advocating for its integration into mainstream healthcare to provide balanced and sustainable medical solutions. The machine learning algorithms employed are designed to continuously learn and improve from user data, ensuring increasingly accurate and personalized treatment recommendations over time. This innovative approach not only modernizes Ayurvedic practice but also bridges the gap between traditional and contemporary medicine, fostering a more inclusive and effective healthcare ecosystem.

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