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Observational Analytical Study to find out the Correlation between Asthivaha Strotas Dushti and Amavata

Author(s) Dr. Pallavi Ramkrishna Gedam, Prof. Dr. Harshal Sabale
Country India
Abstract The primary objective of this study is to explore the correlation between Amavata and Asthivaha Strotas Dushti on both theoretical and practical levels. 20 patients diagnosed with Amavata were chosen based on the hetu (causative factors) and lakshana (symptoms) outlined in the Samhita Granthas. The study evaluated the gradation of etiological factors and clinical features of Asthivaha Strotas Dushti in Amavata patients. Among the patients, 65 % belonged to the 31–50 years of age group. Of the 20 patients, 80 % were females and 20 % were males. The predominance of female patients was noted. Among the patients, 80 % patients have mandagni. 40 % patients belong to Kapha-pittaj Prakriti, followed by 30 % were Vatta -pittaj. The majority of patients, 65 % fall under grade 2 and 25 % under grade 3 in hetu gradation. Similarly, the Lakshana gradation demonstrates that Grade 2 is the most common, again accounting for 65 % of subjects, along with 20 % belongs to grade 3. This indicates that individuals with Amavata predominantly exhibit a moderate degree of Asthivaha Strotas Dushti. Although classical texts and samprapti place Amavata under Rasavaha Strotas, the present findings also indicate significant involvement of Asthivaha Strotas. Therefore, consideration of Asthivaha Strotas in the management of Amavata is essential to prevent joint deformities and other bone-related complications.
Keywords Amavata, Asthivaha Strotas Dushti, Rasavaha Strotas
Field Medical / Pharmacy
Published In Volume 7, Issue 6, November-December 2025
Published On 2025-12-22
DOI https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i06.64044
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