A SINGLE CASE STUDY OF AMLAPITTA: AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT
Dr. Dhanalaxmi R. Sampaganv*, Dr. G. Vinay Mohan and Dr. G. S. Dharmannavar
Abstract
Amlapitta results from the vitiation of Agni in the Amashaya (stomach)
area for a variety of reasons. Common Pitta-vitiating causes include
fasting, eating in between meals, anxiety, rushing, eating spicy food,
etc. Due to these elements' disruption of the Pachaka Pitta (digestive
enzymes, etc.), the Pachaka Pitta becomes vitiated. The resulting
condition is known as Amlapitta. Gastritis is an inflammation of the
stomach that is brought on by poorly used or excessively produced
hydrochloric acid (HCl), which is related to the stomach. It may throw
off the digestive processes. One of them that is most frequently
observed is amlapitta. This article is a case study of a 38 years male
patient with signs & symptoms of Urdhwaga Amlapitta. Patient was
treated with ayurvedic medicine and principles of Ayurveda according
to Rogavastha and Doshavastha. This case study shows potential of ayurveda and it proves
ayurveda has evidence based treatment.
Keywords: Urdhwaga Amlapitta,pitta, Hyperacidity, Shamana, Mandagni.
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