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Year - 2025Volume - 3Issue - 1Pages - 08-17

“MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE CEREBRAL INFARCT WITH AYURVED APPROACH: A SINGLE CASE STUDY

 16 Mar 2025  51

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Dhiwar D1,Sharma D2,Dachewar D3,
1 PG Scholar, Dept. of Kaychikitsa, Shri Ayurved Mahavidyalaya, Nagpur,Maharashtra , India
2 Asso. Professor, Kayachikitsa Department , Shri Ayurved College,Nagpur
3 HOD and Professor, Kayachikitsa Department , Shri Ayurved College,Nagpur

Correspondence Address

Kayachikitsa Department,Shri Ayurved College,Hanuman Nagar,Nagpur
Contact No. : 9637639806, Email : dhiwarsonam97@gmail.com

Date of Acceptance : 27 Mar 2025

Date of Publication : 30 Mar 2025

Article ID : SD-IJAY_123

How to cite this article : http://doi.org/10.55552/SDNJAY.2025.3102

Abstract

Pakshaghata is the main Vata Dosha. Pakshavadha, or Pakshaghata, is a disease in which tightly tightened Vata-dosha penetrates the Dhamani of stocks, causing Hibandhamoksha in the sand, and paralyzes the sides of the body with pain and loss of language. Stroke, or CVA, is characterized by the sudden occurrence of local neurological disorders caused by diseases affecting cerebral blood vessels and their components. Ayurveda management includes Matra Basti, Marda Thera Picchu, Snehahana, Swedana, and NASYA. This study is a case report on stroke treatment in a 61-year-old patient with major complaints about loss of function in the two lower extremities over two days. Cases treated with Ayurvedic treatment were determined to have been successful in alleviating major problems and at the same time improving the patient's general well-being. The progress shown was encouraging and deserving of the recording.

KEY WORDS:-  Hemiplegia, Pakshaghata,Matra Basti, Murdha taila pichu, Nasya, Snehana, Swedana

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