A woman is an important part of society, as she carries a new life in her womb for 9 months and delivers the baby with all risk and trouble and gives a new life to the world. Emesis Gravidarum is a worldwide common obstetrical problem seen in the first trimester of pregnancy in about 50% of pregnant women. Nausea and vomiting tend to be worse in the morning termed Morning sickness, they frequently continue throughout the day. Altered hormonal and immunological states are considered responsible for initiation of the manifestations which is probably aggravated by the neurogenic factors. For such physiological alterations, if proper care is not given, it may lead to complication like severe dehydration, tiredness, weight loss, etc. which may affect mother and growing foetus. So one should take care to treat this condition in initial stage and prevent its complications. In this study Bhunimba kalka with Sharkara has been given in the management of Garbhini Chardi
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