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Clinical Study on the Management of Cerebral Palsy with Yoga Basti (Medicated Enema)
Journal of Research in Traditional Medicine, 2016 Background: Disabled children are of great concern for families as well as the society. Cerebral Palsy (CP) is the leading cause of chronic disability in children, making them physically and mentally handicapped and socially apart.
Rahul Ghuse +2 more
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Ayurvedic Management of Vata Vyadhi: A Proposed Clinical Study and Evidence-based Review
Background: Vata Vyadhi (वातव्याधि) Ayurvedic drishtikon se bahut vishaal varg hai jisme neurological, musculoskeletal, aur functional disorders aate hain. Modern medicine mein symptomatic management hota hai, lekin Ayurvedic chikitsa — nidana parivarjan, dinacharya, panchakarma aur aushadhi — samagra upchar pradan karti hai.
Dr. Ajit Ojha +4 more
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, 2018 Many Vata vyadhi are described in Charaka Samhita which are classified into Nanatmaja and Samanyaja group. Gridhrasi is one among 80 Vataja nanatmaja vyadhi. This can be correlated with Sciatica in modern medicine.
A. Sankar Babu, Sidda Reddy Manasa*
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Exploration of Ayurveda in the Management of Bilateral Facial Palsy
Facial nerve palsy is the weakness of the facial muscles resulting from damage to the cranial nerve VII (Facial nerve). Unilateral facial palsy is the most common form. Bilateral facial nerve palsy is exceedingly rare and represents 0.3 -2% of all facial
Suneeshmon M S +2 more
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Socio clinical study of vata vyadhi - ekangaroga.
Ancient science of life, 2012 Among the various maladies of Vata Dosa, Ekangaroga, Khanja, Pangu and Avabahuka resemble the disease of Polio myelitis of modern medicine. This communication makes an Endeavour in finding out the striking similarities between the abnormalities caused by Vata Dosa and the Polio myelitis.
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CONCEPT OF DIFFERENT SAMPRAPTI OF SANDHIGATA VATA
, 2018 In Ayurveda, Vata is explained as life and vitality, supporter of the all embodied beings and sustains long life free of disorders. In Ayuvedic texts get a very detailed description about Vata vyadhi. There are three Doshas in our body.
Gajendra Renuka
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EKANG VATA MANAGEMENT IN AYURVED article
Vata Vyadhi is the term which is applied to the specific disorders produced by vata.. The individual whose body has uninterrupted vata( air) circulation, a person who has a natural Vata Dosha and all the vata( Prana, udana, Smana, Vyana, Apana vata) in ...
Dr. Mrunal Bhoir +2 more
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Management of Ardita (~Bell’s palsy) in pediatric patient through Ayurveda protocol
Journal of Ayurveda Case ReportsBell’s palsy is an acute unilateral lower motor neuron condition characterized by the paralysis of the facial nerve and causes difficulty in the functioning of facial muscles.
S. Rajagopala, Arshiya Fathima Thumbil
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Journal of AyurvedaHypothyroidism is characterized by the deficiency of thyroid hormones and metabolic disturbances. It is one of the major lifestyle-related diseases globally; in India, its prevalence is 11%, and it affects one in ten adults.
Chandrika Kuraakula +2 more
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Ayurvedic management of Katigraha (Lumbar Spondylosis) - A Case Study
Katigraha is one of the most prevalent illness in modern era. It is associated with the Dushti of Asthivaha Srotas, as per Ayurveda. It is a condition where vitiation of Vata in Katipradesha causes stiffness, discomfort, and decreased functioning of the ...
Sanjay Srivastav +2 more
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