Ayurvedic Management of Vataj Pratishyaya W.S.R Allergic Rhinitis
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.10, No. 9)Publication Date: 2021-09-05
Authors : Rounak Munshi;
Page : 1498-1500
Keywords : Respiratory; Allergies; Vataj; Pratishyaya; sedentary; ayurveda; cure;
Abstract
Respiratory allergies are effecting the masses today, there are many diseases related to it. Allergic rhinitis is one of the prime disease of respiratory system found in all age groups irrespective of sex. Among Nasagat rogas, Pratishyaya is the one which is described by almost all the acharyas in detail, which shows its importance due to dreadful nature. This disease is also known for its recurrence and chronicity if not treated from its root. Sedentary life style like having exposure to cold weather, Air Conditioner and cooler, and food habits like consuming junk foods, ice creams cold drinks, curd, sour items like pickles, sauce etc. are the major causative factors of this disease. The disorder creates headache and fatigue, limits routine activities, interferes with sleep and results in poor work performance. Its clinical features like Tanu nasa srava, Shirahshula, Kshvathu etc. are very much similar to Vataj pratishyaya features described in Ayurveda. Modern medicine undoubtedly relieves symptoms very fast but permanent cure is very much possible through holistic approach of Ayurvedic science. Ayurveda is the science of life if applied systematically has the ability to ensure complete cure.
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