Efficacy of Laksha Sheerapana and Manjistadi Lepa in Prakostasthibhagna Colles Frature a Case Study

Colles fracture is one of the most common and challenging among the outpatient fractures. Colles fracture is defined as a linear transverse fracture of the distal radius approximately 20 35 mm proximal to the particular surface with dorsal angulations of the distal fragment. The incidence of this fracture is more common in children, women and aged people either due to trauma or fall on a out stretched hand. This fracture can be co related to Bahir Prakoshtasthi bhagna which is of the khanda bhagnatype. An attempt has been made to decrease the pain and accelerate the healing process by the usage of laksha ksheera pana and manjisthadi lepa. Aim To evaluate efficacy of laksha ksheera pana and manjisthadi lepain Bahir Prakoshtasthi bhagna. Materiale and method The patient was selected from the outpatient dept of S C J Hospital T M A E` S Society Hosapete. After subjecting the patient to clinical examination and lab investigation the patients were treated with laksha kheerapana orally and manjeshtadi lepa. Realignment of the fracture ends was achieved through reduction technique by conventional closed methods. Reduction technique was done through bamboo splints with the help of cotton roll placed in position with collar sling. The treatment continued for six weeks. Results A significant reduction of symptoms like pain, swelling, loss of function was seen after six weeks. Conclusion The treatment was found effective and economical. Dr. L. Manonmani | Dr. Prithviraj H. M. | Dr. Syeda Safina Naz "Efficacy of Laksha Sheerapana and Manjistadi Lepa in Prakostasthibhagna (Colles Frature) a Case Study" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-6 | Issue-3 , April 2022, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd49729.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/medicine/ayurvedic/49729/efficacy-of-laksha-sheerapana-and-manjistadi-lepa-in-prakostasthibhagna-colles-frature-a-case-study/dr-l-manonmani