A SINGLE CASE STUDY ON EFFECT OF TARPANA IN TIMIRA W.S.R MYOPIA
Dr. Sushmita and Dr. Parveen Kumar*
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Abstract
Shalakya Tantra is one of the eight branches of Ayurveda, focuses on
the study of disorders of the Netra, Karna, Nasa, and Mukha as well as
their treatment. The Netra (eyeball) is an essential sensory organ. Even
while contemporary ophthalmology has made significant strides, there
are still certain restrictions. For the specific eye issue, modern
medicine lacks a conclusive solution. The traditional medical system of
Ayurveda offers helpful guidelines for preventive and curative therapy.
One local therapeutic method that, when employed quickly,
demonstrates measurable proof of outstanding results is Netratarpana
kriya. Netra Tarpana is often used as a Kriya in the nourishing Netra
Chikitsa. It is also frequently referred to as Akshitarpana or Netra Basti. In this digital era,
eyes are under a significant stress as a result of high screen usage. So, it is now more
important than ever to protect and preserve your eyes against refractive problems. In this case
study, effectiveness of Mahatriphladya Ghrita Akshitarpana in Timira w.s.r. to myopia is
discussed.
Keywords: Shalakya Tantra, Myopia, Refractive Errors, Ayurveda, Timira, Akshi Tarpana.
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