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Prashant Deshmukh
  • Jaipur, Rajasthan, India
Introduction:- In Ayurveda Ashmari is mainly considered as Mutrashmari (Urolithiasis) which is emerging as a sequel to deranged mutra pravritti leading to deterioration in urine excretion and micturition. अक्रियायां ध्रुवों मृत्यु... more
Introduction:- In Ayurveda Ashmari is mainly considered as Mutrashmari (Urolithiasis) which is emerging as a sequel to deranged mutra pravritti leading to deterioration in urine excretion and micturition.
अक्रियायां ध्रुवों मृत्यु क्रियायां संशयो भवेत। (सु.चि.7/29)
The urinary stones have peculiar tendency of recurrence despite of their surgical removal which prove that surgery only cannot become effective part of treatment. To avoid the incidence of recurrence after surgical removal of stone and in search of an effective conservative treatment comparative work on Vrikkashoolantaka Vati and pashanbheda kwatha churna has been taken.
Material and methods:-
Study of literature- For literary part review of ancient and modern literature about the disease urolithiasis in respect of etiopathology, classification and clinical features along with the management has been taken.
Laboratory and Clinical study - For this part following parameters were taken
Study design - The project has been designed for study by open labeled clinical comparative trial. In the present clinical study, out of 60 patients; divided in two groups of 30 patients each.
Result: - The effect of therapy was observed by improvement in the clinical and laboratory features selected under criteria for assessment. The effects of the trial drugs ‘Vrikkashoolantaka Vati and Pashanbheda Kwatha churna” in recommended doses was evaluated and compared. Study shows vrikkashoolantaka vati has more significant result over Pashanbheda kwatha churna in Mutrashmari (urolithiasis).
Key Words:- Mutrashmari, Vrikkashoolantaka vati, Pashanbheda kwatha churna
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