In ayurveda strotas are considered as the vital channels responsible for the transportation and circulation of substances within the body. Distribution in multiple strotas may result in severe systemic disorders that require a multidimensional therapeutic approach. GBS, rapidly progressive neuromuscular disorder may be interpreted through the ayurvedic perspective as a manifestation of jwarottar updrava occurring after prolonged or severe jwara. This article explores a single case observational study of a 36 years old male patient who developed bilateral paralysis and respiratory compromise following viral fever. The condition was managed with a strotas- oriented ayurvedic treatment protocol focusing on rasavaha, pranavah, majjavah, medovaha and mutravaha strotas. The patient showed gradual clinical improvement including stabilization of vitals, improved alertness, reduction in ventilator dependence and recovery of motor functions. The case highlights the importance of a holistic strotas based therapeutic framework in the management of complex systemic and neuromuscular disorders.
2Dr. Ankush Dattatray Khedkar *1Dr. Sakshee Sidharth Kadam (Wed,) studied this question.