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Journal of Research in Traditional Medicine
ISSN 2455-3166 · Likhita Medical Publication (OPC), Pvt., Ltd. · 189 articles in the index
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Empirical standardisation of Kavala (Oral Rinsing): defining optimal volume and retention time â" A crossâsectional study
Background: Kavala (oral rinsing), an Ayurveda oral rinsing procedure described in Dinacharya (daily routine), is traditionally recommended for oral hygiene and systemic well-being. However, classical texts provide limited quantitative guidance on the ideal volume of liquid and duration of…
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Intra-tract Agnikarma (Thermal ablation) in Low anal, subcutaneous Fistula-in-ano: A prospective case series
Background: Bhagandara (fistula-in-ano) is described in Ayurveda as one of the Ashtamahagada (Eight grave diseases) due to its chronicity and recurrence. Conventional procedures such as fistulotomy, seton placement, Ksharasutra (Medicated alkaline thread) therapy, and laser ablation are effective…
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Therapeutic efficacy of two polyherbal Unani formulation in the treatment of Tinea corporis infection: A randomised, single-blind, comparative clinical trial
Background: Tinea corporis is a highly prevalent superficial fungal infection of the skin that poses a considerable burden on society. Although effective, modern therapeutic options are increasingly associated with the development of drug resistance and various adverse effects such as…
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Role of Brahmi Ghrita in Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) - A case study
Background: Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neuro developmental disorder of childhood characterised by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, leading to significant academic and social impairment. Conventional treatments in this condition is sparse, which have led to…
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Ayurveda management of multi-drug resistant Perianal Abscess following surgical incision and drainage: A case report
Background: Perianal abscess is an anorectal condition caused by infection of anal glands, often requiring surgical drainage and antibiotic therapy. Recurrent abscess and antibiotic resistance are growing challenges in modern clinical practice. Ayurveda offers wound management through Vrana…
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Perceptions of Yoga as a therapeutic approach for Non-Communicable Disease: A cross-sectional survey on the participants of International Day of Yoga in India
Background: Non-communicable diseases (NCDs) account for 71% of global mortality. Yoga is increasingly recognised as a cost-effective intervention for NCD prevention and management, yet public perceptions of its therapeutic potential remain under explored. Objective: To assess awareness…
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Management of Circinate Maculopathy secondary to Proliferative Diabetic Retinopathy through Ayurveda: A case report
Background: Circinate maculopathy is a morphological variant of diabetic maculopathy characterised by circinate deposition of hard exudates around the macula, resulting in progressive central visual impairment. Conventional management includes intravitreal anti-vascular endothelial growth factor…
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Mapping Cognitive Diversity - An insight through Psychological Constitution in Ayurveda
Background: Prakriti in Ayurveda, refers to inherent constitution of an individual, determined at conception and shaped by the dominance of specific Doa¹£ha (regulatory functional factors of the body) in the sperm and ovum, along with other contributory factors. Ayurveda classifies Prakriti into…
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Ojodushti and Systemic Amyloidosis: An Ayurveda perspective on Protein Misfolding Disorders
Background: In Ayurveda, Ojas (vital essence) is described as the final essence formed after proper nourishment of the seven body tissues known as Saptadhatus. Ojas is responsible for maintaining strength, immunity (Vyadhikshamatva), and overall balance in the body. When the quality of Ojas becomes…
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Adjunct effect of Katutumbi Taila Nasya (Nasal Instillation) in the management of Hypothyroidism: An exploratory clinical study
Background: Hypothyroidism is a common endocrine disorder characterised by inadequate production of thyroid hormone. Hypothyroidism is a major metabolic disorder with Vata-Kapha Dosha Pradhana. Prevalence of hypothyroidism in female is more common than male. The thyroid gland is situated in…
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Therapeutic efficacy of Agnikarma in the treatment of Calcaneal Spur (Vatkantaka): A case study
Background: Heel pain can be really frustrating, especially when it hits you first thing in the morning. One common cause of this pain is a calcaneal spur, which is a bony growth that forms on the heel bone due to calcium buildup and mechanical stress. In some traditional medical practices, like…
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Comparative efficacy of Haridrakhanda versus Haridrakhanda with Anutailanasya in Allergic Rhinitis: A randomised controlled parallel study protocol
Background: Allergic Rhinitis (AR) can be associated with Vataja Pratishyaya in Ayurveda and affects 20â"30% of the Indian population, significantly impairing quality of life. While conventional management usually involves avoiding allergens, antiinflammatories, and antihistamines, Ayurveda offers…
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Ayurveda management of recurrent vaginal infection (Kaphaja Yoni Vyapada): A case report
Background: Yoni Vyapada (Vaginal infection) is a broad term described in Ayurveda for various gynaecological disorders that arise due to the vitiation of Doshas (bodily humors), primarily affecting the female reproductive tract. Among these, Kaphaja Yoni Vyapada (recurrent vaginal infection) is…
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Ayurveda care in Psoriasis (Eka Kushta) : A case study using Prakshalana (Irrigation) and Shamana therapy
Background: Conditions related to the skin are among the top concerns in clinical practice. In Ayurveda, the term âKushtaâ refers to all skin diseases. Unhealthy lifestyle, lack of activity, poor hygiene, mental stress, and bad eating habits also play a role in the development of skin disorders…
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Association between Digestive and Metabolic status with Haematological parameters in healthy individuals: A cross-sectional study
Background: In Ayurveda, Agni represents the biological force responsible for digestion, metabolism, and tissue nourishment. Among the thirteen types of Agni (digestive fire), Jatharagni (primary digestive fire located in the gastrointestinal tract) is regarded as the primary type that regulates…
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Ayurveda management of Refractory Decompensated Cirrhosis: A case report with clinical and biochemical outcomes
Background: Decompensated liver cirrhosis represents an advanced stage of chronic liver disease characterised by portal hypertension, ascites, and impaired hepatic function. Conventional management primarily focuses on symptomatic relief through diuretics and paracentesis, with limited reversal of…
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Management of Autism Spectrum Disorder through Ayurveda intervention: A case report
Background: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a neuro - developmental condition that manifests as communication, social, and behavioural problems. In Ayurveda, Unmad can be correlated with ASD. Unmad is caused by imbalances in Vata Dosha (body humor related to neurological function) and disruptions…
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Phytochemical characterisation and HPTLC fingerprinting of <i>M. longifolia</i> flower extract spray
Background: Madhuca longifolia is a medicinally significant plant widely used in Ayurveda for the management of wounds, inflammation, pain, and dermatological disorders. With the growing adoption of topical herbal formulations, particularly spray-based delivery systems, rigorous phytochemical…
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Efficacy of Erandmuladi Niruha Basti in Kala Basti Schedule for Hemiplegia: A case series
Background: Pakshaghata (Hemiplegia), a MahÄvÄta VyÄdhi (major Vata disorder) described in Ayurveda, is characterised by loss of voluntary motor activity and coordination on one side of the body. It closely resembles post-stroke hemiplegia in contemporary medicine. Vitiation of VÄta Doa¹£a…
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Clinical efficacy of Kalanusriadi Taila in post-operative boil abscess wound healing: A case study
Background: Wound healing has been defined as a complex process result in restoration of anatomical structure and function of particular part of body. In Ayurveda, many authentic herbal drugs have been described for wound healing. After surgery, wound healing may take a few weeks to months…