AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF KHALITYA: REVIEW ARTICLE
Dr. Anand Kumar Ghanghouriya*, Dr. Deepak Sehgoura, Dr. Nagendra Raghuwanshi, Dr. Umesh Patil and Dr. Sanjay Singh
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Abstract
Hair plays an important role in making body externally beautiful.
Long, healthy-looking hair also contributes to a person's positive
attitude and physical well-being. But in the present era, hair loss is a
result of a poor diet, pollution, and an exceedingly hectic schedule. i.e.
“Khalitya” is increasing day by day, and young people are the main
sufferers of this issue. Ayurvedic approach, Khalitya is a term used to
describe hairfall. Every human has the desire to appear respectably
elegant, attractive, or handsome. The condition of the hair is important
in this regard. It is crucial to understand how to maintain healthy,
lustrous hair that is free of numerous pathogens and disorders. Modern
science uses a variety of medications to treat hair loss, however these
medications have some restrictions because of unfavourable side effects. Ayurveda describes
several Bahya and Abhyantar Chikitsa for Khalitya. The focus of this article is to describe
and investigate how Khalitya is treated in Ayurveda. i.e., Nasya, Virechana, Leech therapy,
Rasayana, Abhyang, different type of Lepa & Yoga. According to Ayurveda, "Khalitya" (hair
loss) is a symptom of ageing. Conservative management, along with Rasayana therapy, is
also effective for the treatment of khaliya.
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