A Randomized Comparative Clinical trial to evaluate the efficacy of two different Ayurveda treatment protocols in Vataja yonivyapad with special reference to Adenomyosis - NIL

Start Date02 Dec 2025

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National Institute of Ayurveda

CTRI/2025/04/085454

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Clinical Study To Evaluate The Efficacy Of Ayurveda Treatment Protocol In The Management Of Garbhashayagata Arbuda W.S.R To Uterine Fibroid-A Proof Of Concept Study - NIL

Start Date02 Dec 2025

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National Institute of Ayurveda

CTRI/2025/04/084912

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A Randomized Comparative Clinical Study to Evaluate the Efficacy of Basti and Nasya Along with Shirodhara followed by Kakmachi Ghan Vati in the Management of Anidra with special reference to Insomnia - NIL

Start Date01 Sep 2025

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National Institute of Ayurveda

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01 Mar 2025·Annals of Medicine & Surgery

Minimal invasive Kshara Sutra technique (MIKST) for the treatment of trans-sphincteric anal fistula – a single-center retrospective study in India

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Author: Kumar, P. Hemantha ; Hanifa, Nasreen

Background:Since ages, anal fistulas have posed a significant challenge for surgeons because of their unpredictable branching and high chances of recurrence after treatment. Although multiple management approaches have been introduced by skilled surgeons, none have been completely effective. In Ayurveda, a traditional Indian medical practice, Kshara Sutra (Ayurvedic seton) therapy is used to treat fistulas, but the longer this Kshara Sutra is in situ; the more pain and discomfort the patient endures.Materials and methods:This work imbibed a long-term retrospective observational study where the authors enrolled 215 patients of trans-sphincteric anal fistula who underwent a modified technique of Kshara Sutra named as MIKST, minimal invasive Kshara Sutra technique aimed to preserve anal sphincter complex and to overcome the challenging barriers faced in conventional Kshara Sutra therapy. The data are tabulated and assessed through primary outcome of healing of postoperative fistula wound, postoperative pain, number of Kshara Sutra sessions, and secondary outcome of anal incontinence and recurrence.Results:The study found a significant mean operative time of 15.307 ± 2.76 minutes and patient hospital stay of 2.16 ± 0.37 days. Postoperative pain was low, with a mean score of 1.16 ± 0.86 on the visual analog scale. The mean number of Kshara Sutra change sessions was 2.553 ± 0.81, and the unit cutting time was 5.29 ± 1.29 days/cm. The fistulous tract healed significantly after MIKST, with only one patient experiencing recurrence after 6 months, and no anal incontinence reported after a 12-month follow-up period.Conclusion:MIKST has demonstrated itself as an effective and innovative method for addressing trans-sphincteric anal fistulas having mature tracts.

01 Jan 2025·D Y Patil Journal of Health Sciences

Ayurvedic Management of Vata-Pitta Jihwakantak (~Fissured Tongue): A Case Study

Author: Tarun, Sharma ; Arun, Karswal ; Sureshkumar, Nivedhya Velayil

AbstractFissured tongue is a benign condition affecting the top surface of the tongue. There may also be small furrows or fissures across the surface, causing the tongue to have a wrinkled appearance. Symptoms may be followed as pain, burning sensation, and loss of taste. Acharya Vagbhata has mentioned various pathological conditions of tongue under the name jihwakantak (~tongue inflammation disorder). This case report presents the successful management of a patient diagnosed with Vata-pitta jihwakantak (~vata-pitta vitiated tongue inflammation disorder) through a comprehensive Ayurvedic approach. Ayurvedic treatment was administered for a period of 70 days. Assessment of the patient was performed before and after treatment using subjective and objective parameters. Significant improvement was observed in all the scores after treatment. This case study shows that fissured tongue can be successfully managed by Ayurvedic treatment.

01 Jan 2025·International Journal of Ayurveda Research

Pharmaceutical and quality control profiling of Bhunimba kshara (~alkaline compound of Andrographis paniculata [Burm. f.] Wall. ex Nees.)

Author: Rao, Mangalagowri V. ; Aggarwal, Punam ; Meena, H. M. L. ; Mahesh, M ; Shinsha, P ; Huddar, Vitthal G. ; Yadava, Rama Kant

Introduction:Bhunimba (Andrographis paniculata [Burm. f.] Wall. ex Nees.) has potent therapeutic properties such as anti-inflammatory, hepato-protective, and immunomodulatory effects. Bhunimba kshara, the alkaline substance prepared from Bhunimba, is anticipated to have these properties along with other general properties of Kshara (~substance with alkaline property), such as Kapha-Medohara, (~alleviation of Kapha and lipids) and Lekhana (~scraping). Being an important formulation, detailed information on its preparation method and physicochemical properties is lacking. This study aims to bridge this gap by outlining a method of preparation for Bhunimba kshara and providing data on its preliminary physicochemical properties.Aim:To prepare Bhunimba kshara using the cotton wick method and to analyze its preliminary physicochemical profile.Materials and Methods:Dried Panchanga (~whole plant) of Bhunimba was procured and authenticated. Three batches of Bhunimba kshara were prepared from its ashes followed by the guidelines of Kshara preparation as mentioned at Ayurvedic Pharmacopoeia of India with some modification.Results:About 13.083% of Kshara was obtained during the first wash, while it was 6.2% in the second wash. The final product was a brown-colored, strong alkaline powder, with a pH of 11.25. The Loss on Drying was 5.96% w/w and Acid Insoluble Ash was 0.97% w/w.Conclusion:The method of repeated washing of ash and decantation using a cotton wick employed in this study may lead to a higher yield of Kshara. Preliminary physicochemical analysis of Kshara revealed its highly alkaline nature, containing iron, sodium, chloride, and potassium salts.

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