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To explore the effectiveness of Yashtimadhu and Lodhra in managing symptoms of Shushkakshipaka associated with dry eye disease in a case of computer vision syndrome.

April 1, 2026Open Access

The Role of Yashtimadhu and Lodhra in the Management of Shushkakshipaka W.S.R. To Computer Vision Syndrome Associated Dry Eye Disease: A Case Study

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To explore the effectiveness of Yashtimadhu and Lodhra in managing symptoms of Shushkakshipaka associated with dry eye disease in a case of computer vision syndrome.
Case study involving a 14-year-old male with symptoms of dry eye and diminished vision.
Treatment followed Ayurvedic methods including Ashchyotana using Yashtimadhu and Lodhra.
Patient's screen time recorded and symptoms monitored over a period of treatment.
Patient reported improvement in vision and reduction in irritation following treatment.
Treatment resulted in increased moisture levels, alleviating symptoms of dry eye.
Reduction in the occurrence of symptoms correlated with decreased screen time.

Abstract

"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.

The Role of Yashtimadhu and Lodhra in the Management of Shushkakshipaka W.S.R. To Computer Vision Syndrome Associated Dry Eye Disease: A Case Study

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