CLINICAL STUDY ON YAVAKSHARADI VATI AND PANCHVALKAL KWATH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF TUNDIKERI W.S.R. TO TONSILLITIS
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https://doi.org/10.70066/jahm.v2i6.187Abstract
Background: Tundikeri is commonly encountered now-a-day due to the dietary habits of taking spicy food cold beverage and cold
climate.Antibiotics are the main stay in treatment of tonsillitis as far as the allopathic system of medicine is concerned. Repeated
administration of antibiotics may lead to many side effects in the patients. If there are indications that the patient might have to undergo
tonsillectomy and being first barrier to pathogens and site of antibody production, then their removal put a straight forward attack on our
respiratory and gastrointestinal tracks and further more surgical procedure has its own complication also. Methods: Total 20 Patients
were selected from the Shalakya Tantra (ENT Unit) OPD of the hospital affiliated to R.G.Govt. P.G. Ayurvedic College, Paprola,
Distt.Kangra (HP), for the present study. Results: Enlarged tonsils were relieved by 46.51% which is significant statistically (p<0.001).
Congestion over tonsils and pillars was relieved by 90.38% which is significant statistically (p <0.001), cough was relieved by 83.33%
which is insignificant statistically (p>0.05), fever was relieved by 84.30% which is significant statistically (p<0.001), debris over crypts
was also relieved by 43.10% (p>0.05) which is insignificant statistically. Conclusion: Oral administration of Yavaksharadi Vati and
Kavala (gargling) with Panchavalkala Kwathaa provided better therapeutic efficacy. During the clinical study any type of minor or
major complications was not observed in patients in study.
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