Suryavarta1 is a type of Shiroroga2 characterized by a headache that intensifies with sunrise and subsides after sunset. It closely resembles migraine3, a neurovascular disorder involving trigeminovascular activation and inflammatory mediators. This clinical study evaluates the efficacy of Ayurvedic management in a 32-year-old female patient presenting with classical features of Suryavarta. The treatment protocol included Pathyadi Kashaya, Akik Pishti, Godanti Hartal Pishti, Avipattikar Churna, and Praval Panchamrit. Significant improvement was observed in headache intensity, photophobia, nausea, and burning sensation. The results suggest that Ayurvedic management focusing on Pitta-Vata shamana and Agni correction is effective in migraine.
Dr. Abhishek Shyamlal Yadav*, Dr. Zarekar D. L.1 (Associate Professor), Dr. S. T. Shinde2 (HOD), Dr. Samrat Jadhav3 (Associate Professor), Dr. Abhijeet Borude4 (Associate Professor), Dr. Amol Ghodke5 (Assistant Professor), Dr. Neha Jagtap6 (Assistant Professor) (Mon,) studied this question.