A case study examines the effect of Yashtimadhu and Lodhra on dry eye symptoms in a young male, suggesting Ayurvedic benefits.
"Computer Vision Syndrome" or "Dry Eye" is becoming more prevalent in young people in the digital age. According to Ayurveda, this is frequently associated with Shushkakshipaka, a Vata-Pitta predominate ailment that affects the Vartma (eyelids) and Akshi (eyes) and is marked by irritation and a lack of moisture. A 14-year-old male presented in shalakya OPD with complaint of Diminished of vision and regular irritation for 1 month and on and off more than 6 months. He has screen time 5 hours/day. He was diagnosed with shushkakshipaka and treated by Ashchyotana method made by Yashtimadhu and Lodhra.
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Dr. Bhanu Ahirwar*1, Dr. (Prof.) Kumari Uma Pandey2, Dr. (Prof.) Sanjeev Kumar3 (2026) studied this question.
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