AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF PAKSHAGHATA (STROKE): A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
F Alreeza, R Neha, Skandhan KP, BS Prasad
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F Alreeza, R Neha, Skandhan KP, BS Prasad
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BACKGROUND: Pakshaghata (paralysis) is a known disease to all around and its incidence in India is 3%. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective study was conducted and the incidence and improvement of it after Ayurveda treatment by studying case records from Medical Record Department of KLE Ayurveda Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Belagavi 2010-2017. RESULTS: Results showed there were totally 202 cases reported after treatment 81% of them improved (21%-60%) in their condition. CONCLUSION: In conclusion, the study proved effectiveness of treatment in paralysis and satisfaction of patients.
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BACKGROUND: Pakshaghata (paralysis) is a known disease to all around and its incidence in India is 3%. MATERIALS AND METHODS: A retrospective study was conducted and the incidence and improvement of it after Ayurveda treatment by studying case records from Medical Record Department of KLE Ayurveda Hospital and Medical Research Centre, Belagavi 2010-2017. RESULTS: Results showed there were totally 202 cases reported after treatment 81% of them improved (21%-60%) in their condition. CONCLUSION: In conclusion, the study proved effectiveness of treatment in paralysis and satisfaction of patients.
Key concepts: Incidence (geometry), Medicine, Medical record, Retrospective cohort study, Paralysis, Stroke (engine), Medical treatment, Disease