KRIYAKALPAS: UNIQUE OCULAR THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN AYURVEDA
Ayurveda, one of the world’s most ancient medical sciences, is founded on the principle of “Swasthasya swasthya rakshanam athurasya vikara prashamanam”—preserving the health of the healthy and curing ailments of the diseased. Shalakya Tantra, a specialized branch of Ayurveda, focuses on disorders occurring above the clavicle, known as Urdhwajatrugata ...
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Efficacy of Triphala Ghrita and Goghrita Manda Tarpana in the management of Shushkakshipaka w.s.r. to dry eye syndrome: An open labelled randomized comparative clinical trial. [PDF]
Ayu, 2020 Timmapur GM, Fiaz S.
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KRIYAKALPA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF NETRA ROGAS: AN AYURVEDIC PERSPECTIVE
Ayurveda emphasizes the principle of “Swasthasya Swasthyarakshanam Aturasya Vikaraprashamanam,” meaning preservation of health and treatment of disease. Among all sense organs, the eyes are considered supreme, as stated in “Sarvendriyanam Nayanam Pradhanam.” Acharya Vagbhata,[1] stated that the other sense organs depend on eyesight for their accuracy ...
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Conceptual Study of Migraine in Ayurveda Ardhavbhedaka
, 2018 Migraine is one of the most common neurovascular disabling disorders encountered in Shalakya practice. Migraine can be defined as a paroxysmal affection having a sudden onset accompanied by usually unilateral severe headache.
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AN AYURVEDIC APPROACH TO OCULAR DRUG DELIVERY: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF ANJANA KRIYAKALPA
Anjana Kriya, classified under Netra Kriyakalpa, represents a specialized topical ophthalmic intervention used for both prophylactic and therapeutic purposes. Anjana (collyrium) is administered to the lower palpebral conjunctiva or conjunctival sac, allowing its pharmacologically active components to access ocular tissues through conjunctival and ...
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PRACTICAL UTILITY AND PHARMACOKINETICS OF NETRA KRIYAKALPA IN EYE DISORDERS: A NARRATIVE REVIEW
Background: Netra Kriyakalpa are specialized external therapeutic procedures described in Ayurveda for the prevention and management of ocular disorders. These procedures, including Aschyotana, Seka, Tarpana, Putapaka, Anjana, and Bidalaka, are designed to deliver medicaments directly to ocular structures. Their therapeutic effects are explained on the
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The prevalence of stye is relatively high among patients presenting with various eyelid disorders, accounting for approximately 4–5% of all external ocular infections. Recurrence is frequently observed in individuals with chronic blepharitis. In Ayurveda, this condition can be correlated with Anjananamika, a Raktapradhana Vartmagata Sadhya Netra Vikara
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AN INTERESTING CASE STUDY ON NUTRITIONAL OPTIC NEUROPATHY WITH AYURVEDIC MANANGEMENT
, 2018 Toxic or nutritional optic neuropathy, also known as toxic amblyopia, is basically a chronic retrobulbar neuritis, wherein visual loss results from damage to the optic nerve fibers due to the effects of exogenous or endogenous causes.
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Treatment Plan in Sama and Nirama Avastha of Netraroga
Aacharya Sushruta have explained the use of Kriyakalpa and another Chikitsa according to Sama and Niram avastha of Netra Roga. The concept of Ama is the most important fundamental principle of Ayurveda in understanding the physiopathology of the diseases.
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Optimization of Parisheka kriyakalpa (procedure for closed eye irrigation) 3: A clinical study on acute conjunctivitis with Triphala decoction [PDF]
, 2017 107-112Scientific validation of any drug, therapy, protocol or procedure requires a standardized procedure of manufacturing process, execution of the protocol or therapeutic procedure for standardization if the formulation protocol or procedure has ...
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