Evidence based Management of Pittaj Mutrakruchhra (Urinary Tract Infection) through Ayurvedic Medicine – A Single Case Report
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https://doi.org/10.47552/ijam.v15i4.4819Keywords:
Mutrakruchhra, Case Report, Urinary Tract Infection, Vidariyadi Vati, Burning Micturition, Ayurveda ManagementAbstract
Introduction: Urinary tract or UTI infections, are extremely frequent and can have a negative impact on the individual's well-being and standard of life. The overall rate of UTI prevalence was 33.54%, with 66.78% of cases occurring in females and can be correlated to Mutrakruchhra. Aim- To study the effect of Vidariyadi Vati on the management of Pittaj Mutrakruchha. Case Report-- A 38 years old female came to OPD of Dr. D Y Patil College of Ayurved and Research Center resident of Pune, Maharashtra. She had Peet Mutrapravrutti (yellowish discolouration of urine), Sadaha Mutrapravrutti (burning sensation during micturition), Sashul mutrapravrutti (pain during/after micturition), Muhur muhur Mutrapravrutti at night (increased frequency of micturition at night). She was treated with Vidariyadi Vati 250 mg for first 5 days 4 times a day then 6th to 8th day 3 times a day and after that 9th to 12th day 2 times a day. Results after 12 days was found satisfactory. With no negative side effects, Observation and Results : Vidariyadi Vati act as Vatpittashamak and helps to distruct the samprapti of Mutrakruchha. Vidariyadi Vati was helpful to get rid of symptoms and prevents recurrence of symptoms in patient Conclusion: The treatment of Pittaj Mutrakruchhra by Ayurvedic measures has been thoroughly examined and discussed here. Her progression is also shown here, step by step. This case study will encourage further research and aid in the development of an ayurvedic treatment protocol for Pittaj Mutrakruchhra.
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