Abstract

A REVIEW ARTICLE ON THE ROLE OF KRIMIGHANA MAHAKASHAYA GHANA VATI AS PRE OPERATIVE INTERVENTION TO PREVENT POST OPERATIVE COMPLICATION IN HAEMORRHOIDS

Anita Gurjar*, Rajesh Kumar Gupta and Vishnu Dutt Sharma

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Abstract

The Ayurvedic traditional literature includes several treatises that were created throughout antiquity that describe various techniques and medications. Because they are in charge of the body‟s general equilibrium, drugs are essential for therapeutic purposes. The initial Charak Samhitha is divided into sections called as sutrasthan or shloksthan, Eight segments. The drugs are covered in four chapters referred as as The sutrasthan refers to Bheshajachatushka or Aushadhachatushka. Prescription drugs Based on their pharmacological and pharmacotherapeutic properties are grouped below Properties. Medications are classified using the Mahakashaya system, which is based on Karmas is broken down into fifty categories. The krimighan Mahakashaya The group of drugs deemed to be effective in the management of Krimi.Ancient Ayurvedic classics regularly refer to "Krimi" as a cause of a number of pathological diseases, including anaemia, vomiting, headaches, and weight loss. Krimi can be external or internal. Internally focused. Ancient sources describe the Krimi as being roughly like the helminths or bacteria described in the current discussion. Ayurveda has suggested specific medications for particular Krimi. by Acharya Charaka referred to a ten-plant group having therapeutic qualities known as the Krimighna, sometimes referred to as Krimighna Mahakashya. At the end It has been noted that plants in this group have particular They act through rasa, guna, veerya, vipaka, and prabhava. Those are used commonly in clinical practise as a single medication or with combinations. They are extensively used in clinical practise as single drugs or as mixtures. Here, an effort has been made to analyse the Krimi and Krimighna critically Both individually and collectively.

Keywords: Charak Samhita, Krimighna Mahakashaya, Helminths, piles.