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To demonstrate the effectiveness of an Ayurvedic integrative rehabilitation protocol for improving outcomes in Pakshaghata following ischemic stroke.

August 1, 2026Open Access

Management of Pakshaghata With Mustadi Raja Yapana Basti: A Case Report

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DNDr. Venu S.1*, Akhilesh H. S.2, Ayesha Deeba3, Bhavana N.4

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Case report reveals improved functional independence in a patient with hemiplegia using Ayurvedic therapies suggesting integrative approaches may be beneficial.

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To demonstrate the effectiveness of an Ayurvedic integrative rehabilitation protocol for improving outcomes in Pakshaghata following ischemic stroke.
The patient was a 63-year-old male with chronic hemiplegia due to ischemic stroke.
He underwent a multimodal treatment including Mustadi Raja Yapana Basti and other Panchakarma procedures.
Clinical assessments used were the NIHSS and Barthel Index to evaluate functional status pre- and post-intervention.
Significant improvement in motor function and speech was observed post-treatment as indicated by NIHSS scores.
Enhanced gait and activities of daily living were recorded, reflecting increased functional independence.
Barthel Index scores showed marked improvement, suggesting effective rehabilitation.

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Dr. Venu S.1*, Akhilesh H. S.2, Ayesha Deeba3, Bhavana N.4 (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6d9885e258b358b3c6beea https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21698847

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Case report reveals improved functional independence in a patient with hemiplegia using Ayurvedic therapies suggesting integrative approaches may be beneficial.

Management of Pakshaghata With Mustadi Raja Yapana Basti: A Case Report

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