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An open label pilot study to evaluate efficacy of Ayurvedic intervention in the management of Katigatvata W.S.R.T. lumbar spondylosis

Vd. Kanika AggarwalVd. Pragati KatariyaVd. Sumit SrivastavaVd. Vinod Barwal

Abstract

Lumbar Spondylosis is one among the degenerative disc ailments. A recent study showed, the middle-aged population shows increased incidence of degenerative disc changes. This may be because of faulty regimen and lifestyle. The study conducted here is a combination of different Ayurvedic modalities and supportive therapy to get maximum relief in a minimal period. More attentiveness is on the Bahi Parimarjana Chikitsa (External purification therapy) on the affected part that being Kati pradesha (lumbosacral region) and Prishtha pradesha (lower back region). At the initial stage because of Kapha Avarana (Kapha obstruction) there will be stiffness and later when it becomes chronic due to improper usage of lumbar spine, Vata alone leads to Dhatukshaya (tissue degeneration) because Dhatukshaya is an integral character of Vata dosha.1 Keeping this in mind, patients were categorized in 3 groups and accordingly treatment was chosen.

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