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Role of Ativisha in Kaumarbhritya: A critical review

Journal of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry · 2024 · Vol. 13(1) · pp. 319–321
Abhishek Vitthal KambleKavita Kishor Fadnavis

Abstract

An essential medication stated in Ayurveda is called Ativisha, or Aconitum heterophyllum Wall ex Royale. It has been mentioned in the Classical Ayurvedic scriptures in a number of formulations. In terms of diarrhoea, the results are noteworthy. Deepan, Ativisha's Pachan Karmas are useful in the treatment of a number of illnesses. It is a beneficial digestive tonic. The purpose of this study is to gather and assess the various therapeutic qualities of ativisha, with a focus on the plant's significance in treating juvenile illnesses. It is an extremely valuable medication that is described in several Ayurvedic texts, including Nighantus, Brihadtrayee, Laghutrayee, and Chikitsagrantha. In classical writings, atithişa is also known as Sishubhaishjaya, signifying that it is the most effective treatment for children.

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