Abstract

CONCEPT OF PACHAKA PITTA IN PANDU ROGA AND ITS MANAGEMENT BY NAVAYASA CHOORNA

Dr. M. Kavitha*, Dr. Mahendra Singh, Dr. Ishwar Chandra Rai, Dr. Richa Singh,Dr. Ajit Kumar Shasamal, Dr. Sangita Prusty

ABSTRACT

Humans are the most intelligent and ambitious living beings on the earth. Because of this, humans are progressively achieving the endless heights in science and technology. The day-to-day advancement in every aspect of living has made the life very fast, hectic and full of stress. In such an outfit, in order to adjust themselves every person is compelled to make his life fast and mechanical. All these factors contribute and in turn lead to create very common and well known disease Anaemia and specifically iron deficiency anaemia (IDA) and in Ayurveda iron deficiency anaemia can be correlated with the Panduroga. This study includes Clinical study on management of pandu roga by navayasa choorna on the basis of Gandha Guna Samanya. The modern management of anaemia is mainly oral and parental therapy for correcting iron deficiency. This in spite of many advantages still remains unsatisfactory. Oral therapy can cause nausea, abdominal discomfort, diarrhea, and constipation are the side effects and it almost turns stool in to black, which is harmless side effect. The adverse effect of parental therapy includes hypersensitive reactions, haemolysis, hypotension, circulatory collapse, and vomiting and muscle pain. Blood transfusion, which is said as emergency treatment, can raise Hb up to 1gm with a single unit. Thus it is important to search a safer, cost effective therapy, which could be explored from the navayasa choorna. After considering the above facts navayasa choorna and its effect on pandu roga has been selected for research work.

Keywords: Pandu roga, navayasa choorna, Anaemia.