Efficacy of Guda Amalki Yoga in Pittaj Mutrakruccha WSR cystitis – A Review study
Dr. Vaishali Uday Dupade 1, Dr. Laxmi M Narhare 2
1 M.S (Scholar) Department of Shalya Tantra. Yashwant Ayurvedic College, Kodoli, Kolhapur, India
2 M.D (Shalya Tantra) Professor of Shalya Tantra. Department of Shalya Tantra. Yashwant Ayurvedic College, Kodoli, Kolhapur, India
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ABSTRACT |
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According to Ayurved, dosh, dhatu, mala are basic elements of human body. When they cross their normal limit i.e., kshaya and vruddhi then disease starts to occur. In normal opd it is seen that pittaj Mutrakruccha is common disease. Modern lifestyle is responsible for such disease. Shoolyukta, Raktayukta, Dahayukta and muhurmur mutraPrawrutti is symptoms of pittaj Mutrakruccha. In modern, it can compare with cystitis. Burning micturition, dysuria, increases frequency of urination are main symptoms of cystitis. There are plenty of antibiotic and other medicines are available for that, but it’s seen that, there is resistance comes for this medicine. There is description of Guda Amalaki Yoga in chakrdutta. Its simple ayurvedic formulation. As per it’s contain its useful drug on pittaj Mutrakruccha. It’s my review
study which theoretically proves that efficacy of Guda Amalaki Yoga in
pittaj Mutrakruccha. |
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Received 25 March 2022 Accepted 28 April 2022 Published 17 May 2022 Corresponding Author Vaishali
Uday Dupade, dupadevaishali@gmail.com DOI 10.29121/granthaalayah.v10.i4.2022.4585 Funding: This research
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Keywords: Guda Amalaki Yoga, Pittaj Mutrakruccha,
Cystitis, Review study |
1. INTRODUCTION
Sushrut Samhita is one of the oldest evident based surgery texts. Maharishi sushrut is known as father of surgery. Cystitis (2022) During study of sushrut Samhita its realised that urological diseases are important part of medical science. Mutrakruccha is one of the urological diseases described in many Ayurevdic Samhita. We get its information in Charka, Sushrut, Kashaypa, Chakradutta, Ashatang Rudaya.
After split the Mutrakruccha, we get Mutra + kruccha words. kruccha mean difficulty. In general, we can said that difficulty during urination is Mutrakruccha. In pittaj Mutrakruccha, there is yellow or red urine, burning and pain during urination. Garde (2010)
There is description of 8 types of Mutrakruccha in sushrut samhita. Excessive exercise, intake of high-power medicine, bakery products, excessive alcoholism, excessive traveling, consumption of fish, consumption of excess food, indigestion are causes of pittaj Mutrakruccha. Same description of pittaj Mutrakruccha found in charak samhita Joshi (2014), Yogratnakara shashtri (2017).
In madhav_nidan there is description of 3 types of causes of Mutrakruccha.
1) Mutrashayagat karana – Examples: bladder calculi, bladder cyst.
2) Mutrapranaliget karana – Examples: urethritis, gonorrhoea, urethral stricture.
3) Anaya karana – Examples: BEP, drink.
Lower urinary tract infection is known as cystitis. urinary tract infection is secondmost infection in human body. Its common cases found in every opd. In physical examination most common finding is tenderness of uretra or pubic area. Banapur (2018) painful, burning micturition, frequent urination, urgecy, supra-pubic pain are common symptoms of cystitis.
Types of cystitis:
· Bacterial cystitis
· Drug induced
· Radiation cystitis
· Foreign body cystitis
· Chemical cystitis.
Two types of treatment available for cystitis, one is medicine, and another is surgery.
2. MATRIAL AND METHODS
2.1. MATRIAL
For this Review study, I refer major samhita like charak, sushrut, vagbahat samhitas. Some other texts like chakradutta, madhavnidna, sharanghar samhita refers in deep. I also refer some previously published research papers from internet.
DRUG: Guda Amalaki Yoga from chakrudutta, adhya no.32
3. METHODS
Its therotical correlation of guda amalaki yoga in pittaj Mutrakruccha.
4. DISCUSSION
4.1. DISCUSSION ON PITTAJ MUTRAKRUCCHA
· The painful, unsatisfied, burning sensation during micturition is known as Pittaj Mutrakruccha. Krucchaata and mutrabandha symptoms found in mutarghaat and Mutrakruccha, but it’s seen that Krucchaata is more predominate symptoms in Mutrakruccha. Banapur (2018)
· Exercise, intake of dry types of food, irregular timing of consumption of food, excessive traveling, excessive consumption of food, fish, are causes of Pittaj Mutrakruccha. patage and Dudhe (2020)
· There is description of samprapti of Pittaj Mutrakruccha in kashypa Samhita as below sharma (2010): All above Hetu causes vitiation of vata and kapha, its do srotorodha – kha vaigunya – all symptoms of pittaj Mutrakruccha - pittaj Mutrakruccha.
4.2. DISCUSSION ON CYSTITIS
Cystitis is also known as urinary tract infection. Lane and Takhar (2011) Whenever infection affect at lower part of urinary tract it’s called as cystitis. Cystitis (2022) Supra_pubic pain, urgency, frequent micturition (dysuria), burning during micturition are common symptoms of cystitis. Urinary tract infection, use of specific drugs, unsterile catheter, intercourses are some causes of cyctitis. Cystitis (2022)
4.3. DISCUSSION ON GUDA AMALAKI YOG
Guda Amalaki Yog Tripathi (2019) described in chakradutta ad Haya no.32. its simple yoga which contains only guda and amalaki.
Drug |
Rasa |
Virya |
Vipaka |
Guna |
Guda |
Madhur |
Na ati sheet |
- |
Snigdha |
Amalaki |
Lawana varjit panchrasa
(amala Pradhan) |
Sheet |
Madhur |
Ruksha, laghu. |
· In description of Guda amalaki yoga, chakradutta said that its vrushay, Sharmahara, Tarpan, Pittaghna, Dahaghana, Shoolangha.
· In pittaj Mutrakruccha burning sensation, painful micturition, all symptoms are related with pitta and vata only. Even its pittaj Mutrakruccha this comes under apana vayu kshetra, so there is involvement of vata dosh also.
· Daha is related with pitta Dosha Garde (2010) and Ruk is related with vata Dosha Garde (2010). Madhur Rasa is vata and pittagha. (16)Garde (2010) Snigdha Guna is vataghna, it reduces painful micturition and also helps for normal urination.
· Sheet Guna is pitta shamak, its reduces tiksha Guna of pitta. Due to this get relief from burning micturition like symptoms.
5. CONCLUSION
Pittaj Mutrakruccha is common disease in daily opd. Even many medicines available in market, most of fail to give results due to its resistance to body. Guda Amalaki is simple yoga mentioned by chakrdutta. It’s easy to prepare. From study of its properties, its guess that its give good result in pittaj Mutrakruccha. That’s why this attempt to correlate efficacy of Guda Amalaki Yoga in pittaj Mutrakruccha WSR to cystitis.
CONFLICT OF INTERESTS
None .
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
None.
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