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1Prasuti Tantra and Stree Roga, Senior Consultant, Jeevadha Ayurveda, Thiruvananthapuram, India.
Insights
Ayurveda effectively managed a COVID-19 case using traditional medicines alone. This approach focused on improving digestion and strengthening the respiratory system for comprehensive recovery.
Area of Science:
- Ayurvedic medicine
- Infectious disease management
- COVID-19 treatment
Background:
- Jwara (fever) is a significant disease in Ayurveda, with Sannipata jwara indicating a severe imbalance of doshas.
- COVID-19, a novel coronavirus infection, has become a global pandemic.
- Conventional treatments lack definitive preventive or curative evidence, highlighting the need for alternative strategies.
Observation:
- A case study of a 36-year-old male with COVID-19 symptoms including fever, headache, and body pain was presented.
- The patient was successfully treated solely with Ayurvedic medicines.
- The treatment focused on improving Agni (digestive fire) and ama pachana (metabolic waste detoxification).
Findings:
- Ayurvedic formulations like Indukantham Kashyam, Amrutharishtam, and Sudarshanam tablets were used for core management.
- Symptomatic relief was provided by Vettumaran tablet, Nasarsha tailam, and Legrain tablet.
- Post-COVID care involved Agastya rasayanam and Haridrakhandam to bolster respiratory health.
Implications:
- Ayurveda offers a viable standalone therapy for uncomplicated COVID-19 cases.
- The integration of Ayurvedic principles, such as Jwara and Janapadodhwamsa, can guide pandemic management.
- Ayurveda's potential in managing pandemics warrants judicious incorporation into mainstream healthcare.
Abstract:
Jwara is considered to be the 'lord' of diseases. Sannipata jwara refers to a condition where there is disturbance in all the three dosha. COVID-19 is an infectious disease caused by the most recently discovered corona virus and has already acquired an epidemic nature. In the present scenario there is no evidence that conventional medical system can prevent or cure the disease while the time tested traditional knowledge of Ayurveda can help in management and prevention of the disease. The primary objective of this report is to highlight the role of Ayurveda in the management strategy of COVID-19 as a standalone therapy in uncomplicated cases. This article represents the case of a 36 year old male patient, who tested positive for COVID-19 with symptoms like fever, headache, body pain etc successfully managed with Ayurveda medicines alone. The prime aim of the management was to improve the Agni and facilitate ama pachana with medicines like Indukantham Kashyam, Amrutharishtam and Sudarshanam tablet along with other medicines like Vettumaran tablet, Nasarsha tailam and Legrain tablet for symptomatic relief. Post COVID phase management was done using Agastya rasayanam and Haridrakhandam with an aim to strengthen the respiratory system. The management strategy was formulated adopting the principles of Jwara, Janapadodhwamsa etc mentioned in the classics. The scope of Ayurveda in the management of the pandemic is enormous which needs to be incorporated in the mainstream healthcare system judiciously.
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