Abstract

A BRIEF REVIEW ON AGNIDAGDHAVRANHARA MALAHARA

*Vd.Mayur Suresh Wagh and Prof. Dr. Indira S. Ujagare

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Abstract

The words Ayur (life) and Veda (science or knowledge) in Sanskrit are the roots of the word Ayurveda. Bhaishajya Kalpana is an important area of Ayurveda that focuses on creating therapeutic preparations. It is essential to the integration of ancient techniques with modern demands in Ayurveda. A variety of kalpanas, often referred to as Bahya Kalpana, that are expressly employed for an external purpose are detailed in Bhaishajya Kalpana. As an example, consider Lepa Kalpana, Malahara Kalpana, and Mashi Kalpana. an crucial part of ayurvedic dermatology, malahara kalpana is made especially for topical use. Many Malahara Kalpanas, such as Sarjarasa Malahara and Gandhakadya Malahara, are listed in Ayurveda. In relation to burn injuries, Rasatantrasar and Siddhaprayog Sangraha has mentioned Agnidagdhavranahara Malahara.[1] Churnodaka (lime water), sarjaras (Vateria indica), and atasi tail (flaxseed oil) are the ingredients of Agnidagdhavranhara Malahara. In the meantime, Kansya patra will be utilized as Malahara preparation tools. This study deals to explore this inexpensive, readily prepared, and less commonly used medication for burn injuries.

Keywords: Agnidagdha, Malahara, Burn wounds.