Study of combined effect of Khadirashtak kwath and Lodhradi lep on Mukhdushika (Acne Vulgaris) – A pilot study
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https://doi.org/10.47552/ijam.v13i3.2644Keywords:
Acne, Khadirashtak Kwath, Lodhradi lep, MukhdushikaAbstract
Introduction: Skin is one of the five Gyanendriyas (Sense organ) as described in Ayurvedic texts. It is responsible for Sparshdyanam, hence plays important role in Physical and Mental well being. It plays the most important role by interfacing with surrounding. On contrary with this there is increased pollution, stress, change in diet, change in life style causing the most burning skin problem i.e. Mukhdushika so called Acne Vulgaris. In modern science most of the drug which are used have side effect and complications on long term used, so Ayurveda is an best option to treat the diseases. Lodhradilep mentioned in Samhita can be used for external application and Khadirashtak kwath can be used for internal application. It can be used as alternate therapy which is devote of complication and side effect. Aim: To evaluate the efficacy of Lodhradi lep and Khadirashtak kwath on Mukhdushika. Objectives: To study the effect of Lodhradi lep and Khadirashtak kwath on Mukhdushika. Methodology: Ten patients of Mukhdushika (acne) were enrolled into this pilot study. All patients were evaluated on the basis number of Pidikas (acne), Area Occupied, Kandu (itching), Srava (secretions), Vedana (pain). After 28 days of administration of Lodhradilep and Khadirashtak Kwath twice in a day after meal; result was analysed by paired t test. Results and conclusions: The result in all symptoms i.e. number of Pidikas (acne) (P = <0.001), Area Occupied(P = 0.001), Kandu (itching) (P = <0.001), Srava (secretions) (P = <0.001), Vedana (pain) (P = <0.001)) was found statistically significant. Thus Lodhradi lep and Khadirashtak Kwath on Mukhdushika is an effective combination for management for Mukhdushika.
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