Case report demonstrates effective management of cervical erosion using Ksharakarma in Ayurveda, highlighting potential benefits.
Export Introduction: Garbhashayagriva Mukhagata Vrana can be considered a cervical erosion by its clinical presentation and Lakshanas. The present case study was carried out to know the effect of Ksharakarma by Yavakshara in the management of Garbhashayagriva Mukhagata Vrana, and also to review the disease as per Ayurvedic principles. Main Clinical Findings: A 30-year-old married female patient came to Ayurvedic hospital on June 1, 2022, with complaints Yonisrava (sticky vaginal discharge), Yonikandu (itching vulva and vagina), Yonidaha (burning vulva and vagina), Katishoola (backache), and Masithunaasahishnuta (Dyspareunia) for a long time. Diagnosis: Garbhashayagriva Mukhagata Vrana (cervical erosion). Interventions: Ksharakarma with Yavakshara followed by 7 days Yashtimadhu Ghrita Yonipichu and Triphala Guggulu orally for 21 days. Outcome: Garbhashayagriva Mukhagat Vrana had markedly recovered, and marked improvement was found in all signs and symptoms. Conclusion: Ayurveda has a good treatment option as Sthanika Chikitsa (local procedures) in the form of Ksharakarma for Garbhashayagriva Mukhagat Vrana (cervical erosion).
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