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Explores Agad Tantra's effectiveness in managing medical emergencies, highlighting its integration with modern care.
Agad Tantra, one of the eight classical branches of Ayurveda (Ashtanga Ayurveda), primarily deals with toxicology and the management of poisons originating from animate (Jangama), inanimate (Sthavara), and artificial (Kritrima) sources. In the contemporary era, medical emergencies such as poisoning, envenomation, drug toxicity, food poisoning, and environmental toxin exposure pose significant global health challenges. Classical Ayurvedic texts describe detailed symptomatology, pathogenesis, prognosis, and management protocols for various toxicological emergencies. This paper explores the conceptual framework of Agad Tantra and its applicability in present-day medical emergencies, emphasizing its integrative potential with modern emergency care.
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