MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style "Management of Osteoarthritis through Blood letting therapy- A case report." Journal of Research and Education in Indian Medicine 24 (2018), 45-50. Seetha Chandran, Biswajyothi Patgiri, Prakash Managalasseri, Prasanth Dharmarajan, Remya Elavana, Prasanth Bedarkar. Journal of Research and Education in Indian Medicine, 24 (1-2), 45-50. Management of Osteoarthritis through Blood letting therapy- A case report. Seetha Chandran, Biswajyothi Patgiri, Prakash Managalasseri, Prasanth Dharmarajan, Remya Elavana, Prasanth Bedarkar (2018) Management of Osteoarthritis through Blood letting therapy- A case report.
Key words: Blood letting Cupping Koshtukasheersha Osteoarthritis Shringavacharana VatashonitaĪrticles by Seetha Chandran Articles by Biswajyothi Patgiri Articles by Prakash Managalasseri Articles by Prasanth Dharmarajan Articles by Remya Elavana Articles by Prasanth Bedarkar This can be achieved by proper evaluation of the therapies adapted here and reproducing the same in a larger group. Patient of OA should be given a choice against pain management therapies like knee arthroscopy and arthroplasty. Quality of life of the patient was improved, as he could walk in a pain-free environment. Result & Conclusion: Blood letting therapy was found to be effective in managing the knee joint pain and associated dysfunction. Later 4 sittings of Raktamoksha was done by modified Shringavacharana ie by cupping therapy, in two months duration.
Snehana followed by Virechana (purgation) and Sha mana (pacification) was done initially. A case of OA was managed at the OPD level by means of blood letting therapy and found to be effective.Ĭase report: A treatment protocol was designed based on the signs and symptoms of the patient and administered. In Ayurveda, primary treatment of choice for Vatashonitha is Snehana (oleation) and Raktamoksha (Blood letting). But when it get affected with complications like synovium inflammation, Raktanubhandhatwa (blood vitiation) occurs and we can brought it under ‘kroshtukasheera’ which is a Vatashonitha vyadhi. OA can be correlated with Sadhigatavata in Ayurveda. Abstract Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is the most common chronic condition of the joints characterised by deep achy pain, stiffness and reduced range of motion.
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