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Pandu Roga is an Ayurvedic ailment clinically comparable to many types of Anaemia. This study was done to establish the effect of Ayurvedic management on the patient of Pandu Roga (Dimorphic Anaemia). In the IPD, Arogyashala Rugnalaya, Nashik, from 08/01/2022 to 17/01/2022, A 69-year Male patient, suffering from Pandu Roga (Dimorphic Anaemia) was treated with Ayurvedic management. Shamana Chikitsa (ayurvedic medicinal treatment) And Virechana Karma (Therapeutic Purgation) were administered. The patient felt a significant increase in Hb g% and other hematological investigations. Symptoms were assessed as per the criteria of assessment, and improvement was seen in symptoms. Panduta (Pallor) 75%, Daurbalya (General weakness) 75%, Ayasaja Shwasa (Dyspnoea on exertion) 66.66%, Pindikodveshtana (Leg cramps) 50%, Nidraluta (Sleepiness) 50%, Shiroruk (Headache)100%, Bhrama (Giddiness)0%, Sadana (Fatigue) 66.66%, Gatra Shoola (Body aches) 66.66%, Agnimandya (Impaired appetite) 66.66%, Aruchi (Anorexia) 66.66%. This case study demonstrates that Ayurvedic management was significant in Pandu Roga (Dimorphic Anaemia).
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