Abstract

A CASE STUDY- MANAGEMENT OF MUKHADUSHIKA (ACNE VALGURIS) THROUGH AYURVEDA TRAETMENT

*Dr. Sunita and Dr. Indumati Sharma

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Abstract

A healthy and clear face impression is crucial for the personality's development.One of the most pressing issues for adolescents has long been acne vulgaris. The face, which is the most noticeable portion of our body, is affected. Among the several causes of acne.The most crucial factors are hormone imbalance and infections. The first person to refer to Mukhadushika, Yuvanpidika, or Tarunyapidika as Kshudraroga in Ayurvedic literature was Acharya Sushruta. Acne vulgaris, the most prevalent skin condition affecting the pilosebaceous gland, is what it is known as from a modern perspective. Acne (Mukhadushika) is a cutaneous pleomorphic disorder of the pilosebaceous glands that is characterized by the development of both inflammatory (papules, pustules, and nodules) and non-inflammatory (open and closed comedones) lesions. It typically affects the face but can also affect the upper arm, trunk, and back area. Due to the intake of fast food, Chinese food, oily foods, and cold beverages, among other factors, the incidence of Mukhadushika is rising day by day. 19-yearold female come for ayurvedic treatment for Mukhadushika. First, we planned Virechana Karma and Snehapana.

Keywords: Mukhadushika, Acne vulgaris, Virechana Karma, Kshudraroga, Snehapana.