A Comparative Study of Valuka Sweda and Shatapushpadi Lepa in Janu  Sandhi Shula, Shotha and Stabdata w.s.r Amavata

Shridhar Lakkundi; Piyush Gupta; Ratan Singh

doi:10.48165/IRJAY.2023.6403

Authors

Shridhar Lakkundi Associate Professor, Dept of Panchakarma, Shri Babu singh Dadduji Ayurvedic Medical College, Farrukhabad Author
Piyush Gupta -Assistant Professor, Department of Agada Tantra Evam vyavahar Ayurveda Amrapali Ayurvedic medical College And Hospital Unnao U.P Author
Ratan Singh Associate Professor, Department of Swasth Vrit evam Yoga Shri Babu Singh Dadu Ji Ayurvedic medical College And Hospital Farukhabad U.P Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.48165/IRJAY.2023.6403

Keywords:

Amavata, valuka sweda, shotha

Abstract

Amavata is disorder affecting the population globally with pain, swelling, stiffness of joints. It can be compared with Rheumatoid arthritis based on similar signs and symptoms, with female and male ratio as 3:1. The prevalence of rheumatoid arthritis in most industrialized countries varies between 0.3% and 1%; In India a rough estimate of 0.5 – 0.75% affliction is observed, with two-thirds of patients having mild to-moderate disability and less than 10% having severe disability Within 10 years of disease onset, at least 50% of patients in developed countries are unable to hold down a full-time job. In any form of arthritis involving knee joint not only produces physical disability, but also has crippling effect on psychosocial entity of the individual. So knee joint being an important locomotory and weight bearing joint, deserves special attention in prevention and management strategies for rheumatic diseases. Our Ayurvedic literatures have wealth of resource information regarding the measures preventing the complication and treatment of this disease. Among them are Valuka sweda and shatapushpadi lepa mentioned by Yogaratnakara which are said to have important role to play in reduction of shotha, shula and stabdata in treatment of Amavata. So the knee joint has been specially considered, and effort has been made in this comparative study to evaluate the efficacy of valuka sweda and shatapushpadi lepa in janu sandhi shula, shotha and stabdata w.s r Amavata.

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