Abstract

PANDU (ANEMIA) IN CHILDREN AND ITS CORRELATION WITH PURISHAJ KRIMI (WORM INFESTATION)

Deeksha Dhurve*, Vivek Shrivastava and S. N. Tiwari

Abstract

Background: The word pandu in Sanskrit literature refers to Shweta, Peeta Sanwalit Shukla, either Ishat Pandu or Dhusar. The term pandu denotes a varna, or color, which can be In contrast to shankha, ketaki flower, pakwa madanphala, apakwa parushak phala etc. Many scriptures, including the Vedas and Puranas, include accounts about the origins of the term pandun Scriptures (Mahabharat), Samhitas. Material and Method: A comprehensive review of literature, including academic journals, books and online resources was conducted. Insights from experts in Ayurveda, traditional medicine and public health were also considered. Result and Conclusion: This article may aid in the management of the affected area or lessen its burden through the teaching and enforcement of routine deworming procedures for children, appropriate waste disposal techniques, and the adoption of more economical and hygienic eating habits in addition to improved nutrition.

Keywords: pandu roga, anemia, krimi, Doshas.