Randomized open controlled clinical study of therapeutic effect of oral administration of kayyonyadi churna with comparison to navayas loha in the management of vataj pandu roga (women between age group 15-49 years) with special reference to iron deficien
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Abstract
Rakta is regarded as essential to the shareer's Jeevan (life), Prinana (which supplies nourishment to other dhatus), Dharana, and Poshana Karma. Rakta is vitiated by Doshas, primarily by Pitta dosha because Pitta is ashrayashrayi and the disease like Pandu appears. Pandu roga is Pitta pradhana vyadhi. AIM- To study the therapeutic effect of oral administration of Kayyonyadi churna in the management of Vataj Pandu-roga w.s.r. to Iron Deficiency Anaemia. OBJECTIVES– To see the effect of Kayyonyadi churna in the sign and symptoms of Vataj Pandu-roga. Materials & Methods –There are two groups in this study. Group A- Trial group and Group B- Control group. And there were 40 patients of Pandu vyadhi in each group.
- Group A: 40 Patients- Oral administration of Kayyonyadi churna 1gm with Takra
- Group B: 40 Patients- Oral administration of Navayas Loha 250mg twice a day with Madh or Ghrit.
Result & Conclusion- All symptoms were significantly reduced in Group A and Group B (Wilcoxon Signed Ranks test; P<0.05).
- Hence, Evidential that Kayyonyadi Churna (66.25%) showed better Marked Improvement percentages, and given that significant statistical improvements noted than the Navayas Loha (55.38%).
- Finally, we can conclude that- in average symptoms improvement, trial group (group A) is more effective than control group (Group B).
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