Iron Deficiency Anaemia

Id.No.2928
A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HANSA MANDURA & PHALATRIKADI KWATHA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PANDU  W.S.R. TO IRON DEFICIENCY ANAEMIA
* Madhuri G. Vyas   ** *      A. R. Dave   *** V. D. Shukla
Institute for Post Graduate Teaching & Research in Ayurveda, Gujarat Ayurved University, Jamnagar
Abstract: Pandu is a disease characterized by pallor of body which strikingly resembles with ‘Anaemia’ of modern science. Rakta has been considered as a key factor for the Jeevana1, Varna Prasada2, Ayu3 and Mamsa Pushti2 of the body. Many a times it is seen that Rakta gets vitiated by Doshas, mainly by Pitta dosha as Rakta is Pittavargiya and disease like Pandu appear. In Ayurveda, Pandu is considered as a specific disease with its own pathogenesis and treatment.4 Thus an attempt has been made to study the disease Pandu Roga according to Ayurvedic text in the parlance of Iron Deficiency Anaemia. The commonest type of Anaemia that is met with in practice is Iron Deficiency Anaemia. Iron Deficiency anaemia has potential consequences i. e. IDA reduces the work capacity of individual and entire population and brings serious economic consequences and obstacles to national development. It is the only nutrient deficiency which is also significantly prevalent in virtually all industrialized nations. Children, Adult Male and Females suffer the most form of this malady. Large number of these patients could be easily and cheaply treated with single oral iron preparation those are also available in Ayurvedic Classical book. In modern medicine, there is good treatment for Anaemia with considerable result but that is only for acute deficiencies Anaemias. No significant therapy is there for chronic Anaemia which occurs due to metabolic defects. Ayurveda can provide better management in this area. Total 40 patients were registered in the study and were  randomly  divided in to two groups. In Group A (HM), 2 tab. of Hansa Mandura was given BD with Anupana of Takra and in Group B (PTK)  40 ml of Phalatrikadi Kwatha with Madhu was given twice a day on empty Stomach. The effects of therapy in both groups were assessed by a specially prepared proforma. The result obtained proved that, Group A (HM) showed better results than Group B (PTK). In Group A, 40% patients were completely cured and 60% were found with Marked Improvement, while in Group B only 7.14% patients got Complete Remission and Marked Improvement was observed in 35.71% patients.
Key words: Pandu, Iron Deficiency Anaemia, Hansa Mandura, Phalatrikadi Kwatha.
* M.D. (Ayu.) – Kayachikitsa        ** Sr. Lecturer, Dept. of Kayachikitsa           *** Professor & H. O. D., Dept.of Panchakarma  E-mail:doctor_megha01@yahoo.com

SOURCE http://www.ayurveduniversity.com/2008_2.php

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Id.No.2831
CLINICAL EVALUATION OF LOHASAVA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PANDU ROGA
* Vijay Gupta ** K.R.C.Reddy
Institute of Medical Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi
Abstract: Ayurveda have veritable abundance of number useful drugs, belonging to herbal, animal, mineral origin used as a single drug or in compound formulations. Asava -Arishta having palatable taste, quick action longer shelf life and can be easily administered to the patients. In the present study Lohasava and its effect in the management of Pandu Roga is studied. Four different samples (I-IV) of Lohasava are prepared out of these four samples, three samples (I-III) contains Lauh Bhasma, while sample IV incorporated with Lauh Churna as per the original reference and all the different samples administered to the four different groups of anaemic patients, each group having 10 patients. Symptomatic relieve observed, in all the groups of patients, but it was also observed that patients of group III, having maximum symptomatic relief, than other groups. The various haematological parameters, are also improved in all groups, it is also noticed that sample I, II is found to be more effective, than sample IV in improving Hb level (p<0.05), while sample III, is better (p<0.01) than sample IV in increasing Hb level and total RBC count. Therapeutic efficacy of all the four samples has been found to be effective, in the management of Pandu Roga. Among them the sample III showing better efficacy, compared to all samples. Sample III has been prepared by fermenting in the china clay container.
Key words: Pandu Roga, Anaemia, Lohasava, Asava
* P.G. Scholar, Final Year, Department of Rasa Shastra, IMS, BHU ** Reader & Head, Department of Rasa Shastra, IMS, BHU

SOURCE http://www.ayurveduniversity.com/2007_3.php


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