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Efficacy of Kshara and Jaloka therapy in the treatment of chronic Dushta Vrana

Journal of Shalya and Shalakya Vigyan · 2024 · Vol. 1(1) · pp. 14–17

Abstract

Dushta Vrana (chronic ulcers) present a significant challenge in wound management due to their prolonged healing time, recurrent infections, and resistance to conventional treatments. Ayurveda offers promising solutions through the use of Kshara (alkaline herbal preparations) and Jaloka (leech therapy) as part of an integrated approach to wound care. This paper evaluates the efficacy of Kshara and Jaloka therapy in the management of chronic Dushta Vrana. A clinical study was conducted on 50 patients, with 25 treated with Kshara and 25 treated with Jaloka therapy. Healing times, infection rates, pain relief, and recurrence rates were evaluated over a 6-month follow-up. The results demonstrated that both therapies significantly improved wound healing, reduced infection rates, and provided sustained relief, with Kshara therapy showing faster recovery times and Jaloka therapy offering superior infection control.

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