Abstract

DECODING: DUSTA VRANA (NON HEALING WOUND) IN AYURVEDA

*Dr. Mustafizur Rahman and Dr. Binod Kalita

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Abstract

The term "Vrana" refers to destruction of a body component or tissue that, when healed, produces a scar. Vrana has been one of the main illnesses that humans have handled from the dawn of civilization. The concept of Vrana (wound) and Vrana ropan (wound healing) were addressed in numerous instances in ancient Indian literature. The acharya divided vrana into two primary categories, Nija and Aagantuja vrana. Ayurvedic treaties also referenced Nidan, Samprapti, Rupa, Lakshanas, and Vrana pareeksha, among other classifications. In order to compare the open technique with wound healing with the foundation of Lakshanas of Vrana, we have attempted to describe and assemble a comprehensive description of Vrana in this review paper.

Keywords: Vrana, Dusta vrana, Sasthiupakram, Non healing wound.