In contemporary society, the prevalence of diseases like Vataj Pratishyay (allergic rhinitis) significantly impacts individuals both physically and mentally, disrupting daily life functions. Despite the increasing incidence of this ailment, conventional medical systems struggle to provide an entirely successful cure. This clinical work aims to address and eliminate this widespread societal issue. The clinical work involves an Ayurvedic postgraduate scholar who sought treatment for Vataj Pratishyay (allergic rhinitis) at the Kayachikitsa department of the DSSRAU hospital in Jodhpur. Despite prior allopathic medication, the patient's condition persisted. Ayurvedic treatment, including Agnitundi Vati (tablet) and Sanshamani Vati orally, Anu Tail (trans nasal drug) for Nasya (nasal administration), and dietary aversion, was administered for 45 days. Gradual discontinuation of allopathic medications was undertaken. After completion of treatment, the patient was followed up at weekly intervals for three months. The patient was completely cured of the disease, and there was no recurrence of the disease and no side effects from the treatment. This clinical work taught us that Ayurvedic therapeutic management can effectively cure allergic rhinitis.
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