clinical study on sara pariksha in the patients attending in govt. ayurvedic college. assam
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CLINICAL STUDY ON SARA PARIKSHA IN THE PATIENTS
ATTENDING IN GOVT. AYURVEDIC COLLEGE. ASSAM
PRESENTED BYDR. PRIYANKA BURAGOHAIN*
DR. NIBEDITA SARMAH**DR. ANUP BAISHYA***
*1st YEAR PG SCHOLAR** 2nd YEAR PG SCHOLAR*** ASSOCIATE PROFESSORDEPT. OF ROGA NIDAN
INTRODUCTION• Sara pariksa plays an important role to diagnose a
disease. “Sara sabdena visodhataro dhatur ucchyate”. It means the perfectness of tissues (dhatu) anatomically, physiologically and immunologically. Disease means dhatu vaisamya which is possible when sarata of dhatu will be dearranged. So in different diseases by observing the sarata we can know the severity of dhatu dusti which is helpful for the diagnosis and prevention of the disease.
• In our study we have tried to identify the involvement of sara in relation with the different dhatu gata vyadhis clinically.
PURPOSE Clinical study was carried out with the
following aim and objectives:• Sara Pariksha in the patient attending in the
Roga Nidan OPD • Evaluating the Sara in the patients admitted in
IPD.• Study of Sara pariksha in healthy volunteers.
METHODS• All the patient were randomly selected from OPD and
IPD of Govt. Ayurvedic College and Hospital, Guwahati.
• All the patients were above 18 years.• Total 100 patients and 50 healthy volunteers were
registered for the study.• All were divided into 3 groups asGroup A- 50 patients of IPD.Group B- 50 patients of OPD.Group C- 50 healthy volunteers.
METHODS CONTD...
• 50 patient for each group was selected for the study to know about the affect on Sara with special reference to the disease diagnosed and in relation with the dhatu, upadhatu pradoshaja Vikara in a specially designed Performa.
• All the patient were examined for their clinical symptoms along with presence of factors of sara mentioned in Ayurvedic classics.
RESULTS
21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-800
51015202530
354045
IPDOPDHEALTHY
AGE IN YEARS
No
of p
atien
ts
NO. OF PATIENTS IN RELATION TO AGE
21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-8054
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
70
SARASA
RATA
IN P
ERCE
NTA
GE
RELATION OF SARA WITH AGE IN GROUP C
AGE IN YEARS
PRAVAR MADHYAM AVARA0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
IPDOPDHEALTHY
No
of p
atien
ts
SARATA IN RESPECTIVE GROUPS
Comparision of sarata in different groups
RASA RAKTA MAMSA MEDA ASTHI MAJJA SUKRA
21
11
22
8
23
14
3
NO. OF PATIENTS
DHATU GATA VYADHI (GROUP A AND B)
No.
Of p
atien
ts
Patients registered for the study with their involvement of dhatu
Relationship of dhatupradoshaja vikara with their respective sara
DHATU SROTA INVOLVED
TOTAL SARATA IN THE PATIENT
PRAVAR MADHYAM AVARA
RASA RASAVAHA 21 1 10 11
RAKTA RAKTAVAHA 11 0 4 7
MAMSA MAMSAVAHA 22 5 6 11
MEDA MEDAVAHA 8 0 2 6
ASTHI ASTHIVAHA 23 8 9 6
MAJJA MAJJAVAHA 14 2 7 5
SUKRA SUKRAVAHA 3 0 1 2
TWAK RAKTA MAMSA MEDA ASTHI MAJJA SUKRA SATWA0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
RASARAKTAMAMSAMEDAASTHIMAJJASUKRA
SARA
TA IN
PAT
IEN
TS
SARA
SARATA IN RELATION TO DIFFERENT DHATU PRADOSAJA VIKARA
CONCLUSIONFrom the above study we can observe that• Sarata decreases with the advancement of age.• Pravar sara was observed maximum in healthy individuals,
followed by OPD and IPD patients respectively.• Madhyam sara was observed maximum in IPD patients
followed by OPD patients and healthy individuals respectively.
• Avara sara was found in IPD and OPD patients but not in healthy individuals.
• Maximum number of patient was found of Asthi dhatu pradoshaja vikara followed by Mamsa, Rasa, Majja, Rakta, Meda and Sukra dhatu pradoshaja vikara respectively.
CONCLUSION CONTD...
• Pravara sarata are found in Asthi, Mamsa, Majja and Rasa dhatu respectively
• Madhyam sarata are found in Rasa, Asthi, Majja, Mamsa, Rakta, Meda and sukra dhatu respectively
• Avara sarata are found in Rasa, Mamsa, Rakta, Meda, Asthi, Majja, sukra dhatu respectively.
• It was observed that in all the patient that though the disease comes under specific dhatu gata vyadhi but sara of the other dhatu was also affected along with the specific dhatu.
• Prakriti of a patient is related to sara which is related to vikriti in a patient.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT• I would like to thank the organising
committee of WAC for selecting my abstract for oral presentation.
• I also thank Dr. Anup Baishya for his guidance.
THANK YOU ALL