International Journal of Indian Medicine

ISSN: 0000-0000

Year: 2021 |Volume: 2 | Issue: 06


COMPARATIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF KOLAKULATTHADI CHURNA PINDA SWEDA AND ERANDMOOLA CHURNA PINDA SWEDA ON AVABAHUKA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FROZEN SHOULDER

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1M.D.Kayachikitsa (Sch.)SDM’s Trust Ayurvedic Medical College, Terdal(Karnataka)


Date of Acceptance: 2021-06-02

Date of Publication:2021-07-30

Correspondence Address:

Dr.Sumit Ingole SDM’s Trust Ayurvedic Medical College, Terdal (Karnataka) Mobile no: 98902 39264
Article-ID:IJIM_78_07_21 https://ijim.co.in

Keywords: Kolakulatthadi Churna Pinda Sweda , Ansasandhi Shula, Ansa Sthabdata, Bahu Shosha


Source of Support: Nil

Conflict of Interest: None Declared


Abstract


Introduction: Avabahuka is one such disease that hampers the day-to-day activity of an individual. Avabahuka is a disease that usually affects the shoulder joint (Amsa Sandhi) and is produced by the Vata dosha. Objectives: To study the efficacy to evaluate the Efficacy of Kolakulatthadi Churna and Erandmoola Churna Pinda Pinda Sweda on Avabahuka. To compare the efficacy Kolakulatthadi Churna Pinda Sweda and Erandmoola Churna Pinda Sweda on Avabahuka. Methodology: In this study, 40 patients of Avabahuka were selected randomly and  Group-A of  20 Patients received Kolakulatthadi Churna Pinda Sweda while Group-B  received Erandmoola Churna Pinda Sweda for 30 minute for 14 days. Results & discussion: In Group-A, percentage of relief noted in Ansasandhi Shula was 77.3%, while relief observed in Ansa Sthabdata, Bahu Shosha, Sanchari  vedana, In Group-B, percentage of relief observed in Ansasandhi Shula was 59.5%, while relief observed in Ansa Sthabdata, Bahu Shosha. Average relief observed in Group-A in subjective criteria was 74.4% while in objective criteria it was 57%. Average relief in both criteria was 67%. Average relief observed in Group -B in subjective criteria was 72.3% while in objective criteria it was 75.7%. Average relief in both criteria was 73.7%. It was observed that, in Group-A and Group B, regarding symptom Ansasandhi Shula, Ansa Sthabdata, Bahu Shosha  and Sancharivedana was statistically highly significant within group. In symptoms Ansasandhi Shula, Ansa Sthabdata, Bahu shosha, Sancharivedana shows difference was considerably not significant.

Conclusion:  The intervention given  has equally effective statistically in Group-A and Group-B.