Evaluation of Comparative efficacy of Ikshvaku Vamana Lagenaria siceraria followed by Nishakathakadi Kashaya Pana against Standard Control in the management of Type II Diabetes Mellitus Sthul Prameha - NIL

开始日期2024-09-16

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Mahatma Gandhi Ayurved College Hospital & Research Centre

CTRI/2024/05/068185 / Not yet recruiting临床2/3期

Evaluation of comparative efficacy of Goghruta with Saindhav Matrabasti vs Goghruta Matrabasti in the management of Gridhrasi ,Sciatica - NIL

开始日期2024-06-15

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Mahatma Gandhi Ayurved College Hospital & Research Centre

CTRI/2024/05/066866 / Not yet recruiting临床3期

Comparative Evaluation of the efficacy of standard market preparation (Tablet) and swayamguptadivatiin the management Of Klaibya (Erectile Dysfunction): A randomized clinical trial - NIL

开始日期2024-05-15

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Mahatma Gandhi Ayurved College Hospital & Research Centre

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2024-09-01·Journal of Pharmacology and Pharmacotherapeutics

A Case Report of Tinea Infection (Dadru Kustha) with Ayurvedic Intervention

作者: Mandal, Sonia ; Sawarkar, Gaurav ; Gamne, Reeya ; Ade, Vinod ; Sawarkar, Punam ; Parwe, Shweta

Background The most typical dermatologic disorders worldwide include tinea infections. Skin ringworm infections, such as tinea corporis and tinea cruris, are caused by Trichophyton rubrum, Epidermophyton, and Microsporum canis. These are the main dermatophytes responsible for tinea. Red, scaly, itchy, and growing lesions should be tinea. It is most seen in males compared to females. All skin illnesses are categorized in Ayurveda as Kushta Roga (skin diseases), while Dadru Kushta (tinea) has a connection to the diseases caused by fungi. The illness has aggravated Pitta and Kapha dosha. The line of treatments for these illnesses includes palliative, purificatory intervention, and peripheral biocleansing procedures. However, in this case, we utilize palliative, mild laxative, and peripheral biocleansing procedures. Here, mild laxatives act as purificatory therapy to treat the illness. Purpose To study the effect of Ayurvedic intervention in the management of tinea (Dadru). Methods In this case report, a 41-year-old male patient receives Ayurveda treatment after 2 months of experiencing relief from ring-like patches, discoloration, and itching in the groin, upper back, and upper and lower thighs. He is diagnosed by presenting clinical symptoms, and pathological examination is the specific tool for diagnosis of fungal infection. Results Significant improvements were seen in the parameters, including increased circular skin lesions, eruptions, erythema, and itching. He experienced 70% relief. Conclusion Treated with the Ayurveda line of treatment is the best tinea infection treatment.

2024-04-15·Cureus

Assessing Nerve Conduction Velocity as a Diagnostic and Prognostic Indicator in Leprosy Patients: A Cross-Sectional Study

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作者: Padathpeedika Khalid, Jabir ; Nisargandha, Milind A ; Kuchewar, Vaishali V ; Parwe, Shweta D ; Lade, Nitin R

Introduction Hansen's disease is a condition in which patients develop peripheral neuropathy. In 1873, G. H. A. Hansen discovered Mycobacterium leprae, the causative agent of leprosy, a chronic infectious disease. These bacteria influence the peripheral nerves, which is likely to cause neuropathy. Sensory nerve conduction studies were performed in leprosy patients on the upper limb nerves of 30 patients in the rural area of the Wardha district in the Indian population. Methods In this study, we recruited 30 leprosy patients from the Department of Dermatology and A.V.B.R. Hospital, Sawangi Wardha. The patient's nerve conduction velocity (NCV) tests were carried out in the Department of Physiology at J. N. Medical College, Wardha. NCVs were obtained during these three years, beginning in 2009, while performing sensory nerve conduction velocity (SNCV) and motor nerve conduction velocity (MNCV). The latency, amplitude, and NCV parameters were recorded, and the data collection period ended in 2011. In this study, we measured both MNCV and SNCV. Results In our study, impairment of conductional velocity was observed. In leprosy patients, the MNCV values of latency, amplitude, and conductional velocity were 6.61, 3.89, and 46.92 m/s, respectively, whereas the SNCV values were 3.005, 25.17, and 38 m/s, respectively. Based on the results, it appears that the maximal sensory nerve involvement was recorded at 38 m/s conductional velocity. In NCVs, increased latency and decreased conductional velocity were found across the study. Conclusion It was concluded that nerve conduction studies are one of the non-invasive techniques for early diagnosis and management of leprosy. This study should be repeated with a larger sample size and should be multicentric.

2024-01-01·Indian Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine KLEU

Management of Functional Status of a Floppy Child with Ayurveda and Panchakarma: A Case Report

作者: Pandey, Shweta ; Pandey, Vidya Bhushan ; Rathi, Renu Bharat ; Kumar, Abhimanyu

ABSTRACTThe floppy (hypotonic) condition often presents with abnormally lower muscle tone, resulting in the limpness of the body. Antigravity muscle movements are difficult to perform. This case had a brain lesion due to hypoxic–ischemic encephalopathy inside the cerebrum. Hypotonic cases in Ayurveda are close to Vata Vayadhi (~Diseases due to Vata dosha alleviation) with Avarana (~occlusion) due to Shiromarmaghata (~damage to the brain). This state is with symptoms such as Chestanasha (~loss of movement), Gatra vikshep sanga (~restricted body movements), and Sarveshu Skhalitam Cha Gatau Bhrusham (~fall during the walk) close to hypotonic status. In this article, a 2 and a ½-year-old male child with diagnosed hypotonic status and delayed milestones attended Kaumarbhritya outpatient department. He was not able to balance or stand with support and would lie down while sitting. He was managed according to Ayurveda guidelines for 180 days. The case was provided oral Ayurveda medications, Panchakarma therapy, and some basic exercises. The case was assessed after 60 days for the outcome of the treatment. After 180 days, a multifaceted improvement is seen. The patient started standing and walking without support, and his power grade of muscle and joints also improved. His advanced daily living activities that scored 10, before treatment improved to 70, after treatment (AT). With all-around improvement, his Gross Motor Functional Classification System score also improved from 3 to 1, AT. Magnetic resonance imaging changes were seen after a period of treatment, showing gliotic changes AT reflecting healing and neuroplastic changes. Conclusively, early intervention with Ayurveda can change the functional status in hypotonic conditions.

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