白癜风的疗效

S. Mulla
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So Bastikarma was very effective in vitiligo.  \nIntroduction \nVitiligo, in which whitish patches of skin patches appears on skin is very complex disease. Many a times, it is manifestation of some underlying hormonal or immunological abnormality. It creats a very bad social stigma for the victims. In Ayurveda it is called as ‘shwitra’.1 \n      As per Ayurveda, it has same causative factors as kushtha i.e. leprosy. It is without discharge, vitiated with three doshas i.e.Vata, Pitta, kapha. It is associated with rakta (blood), mansa (Muscle tissue) and meda ( lipid) dhatus.2 \n      Unbalanced diet (Virrudhahara) is also an important cause. It is different from Leprosy (kushtha) in respect that it is non-contagious, non-bacterial, it doesn't destroys body tissues, doesn't have any discharge (vyadhiswabhava). Leprosy (Kushtha) deeply goes up to all Dhatus. Vitiligo (shwitra) occupies only skin, blood, muscle tissue (mansadhatu) and fat (medadhatu). \nTreatment needs a holistic approach. There is imbalance of regulating hormones for melanin synthesis. For homeostasis or balancing of hormones & body, Ayurvedic body purification treatment i.e. Panchakarma is very useful. In fact in Ayurveda it is described as powerful treatment & should be done before commencing any medical treatment for most of the diseases.1  \nPrognosis (Sadhyasadhyata)  \n Madhavanidana describes that Vitiligo (shwitra) in which hairs are black, in small percentage, with diverse spots, new (< 1 year-charak) is curable. Others including developed due to burns , in genitals, hands and feet, lips, with history of inheritance are non – curable or difficult  for cure.2 \nTreatment (chikitsa) \nIn Ayurveda Body purification i.e. Panchakarma treatment – Therapeutic  Emesis  (vaman), Purgation (virechan),  – purification method for vata, Blood - letting (raktamokshan), Local application (lepachikitsa), sun UV rays exposure (aatapsevan) , internal medications  (abhyantara chikitsa) etc. advised in texts. Treatment is long term and should be continued from months to years.1 \nModern (Allopathic Medicine) view \nAccording to modern pathophysiology, in generalized vitiligo melanocytes are not found in the affected skin. Melanocytes contain the pigment melanin which serves a protective action against the harmful effects of sunlight. \nphenylalanine→tyrosine→dihydroxyphenylalanine(DOPA)→melanin   (adrenals) \nMelanin formation in skin is augmented by the hormone melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH) of the pituitary gland (Ant pituitary). ACTH by ant pituitary has melanocyte stimulating activity similar to MSH although to a much lesser degree. 25% cases are autoimmune. \nLocalized hypopigmentation is also found in chemical leucoderma, piebaldism (autosomal dominant disorder), post-inflammatory, tinea versicolor etc. \nDiagnosis of vitiligo can be ascertained by skin biopsy.  \nInvestigations:  T3, T4, TSH, BSL, skin biopsy etc.   \nTreatment \nIn allopathic system no satisfactory & permanent cure is available. Treatment is steroid based. Systemic psoralens with exposure to long wave UV radiation. Ttopical potent corticosteroids.3-4  \nAims and Objectives \n \nTo study the efficacy of Bastikarma  in  \nTo note side effects if any. \n \nMaterials and Methods \n \nLiterary review: ayurvedic texts and samhitas done, modern medicine books, journals etc. \nClinical study. \nStudy design: Case series study on 30 patients suffering with vitiligo. \nSelection of patients. \n \nInclusion criteria \n \nPatients complaining of white patches (vitiligo) as a main complaint. \nPatients from age 10 to 60 years of age. \nSelection was irrespective of constitution (prakruti), sex, duration of the disease. \nExclusion criteria \nPatients with history of major systemic illness e.g. heart disease, neurological disorder, metastatis etc. \nPatients taking steroids or other long term treatment. \nPatients unfit for bastikarma. \n \nPlace of work \n Mulla Ayurvigyan Hospital, Islampur, Sangli, Maharashtra \nInformed conscent  \nInformed conscent about nature and purpose of study from each patient was taken. \nMaterials \n \nBastidravya – For Niruhabasti \nDashamoola + Erandamoola ( Decoction ) \nKalka ( Paste ) ( Madanphala + Vekhand + Kutaj + Yashtimadhu  )   ( 1/8 of  kwath ) \n \n \nChandanbalalakshadi oil  - 50 ml \n \n \nSaindhav – Rock salt - about 10  gms  \nHoney 10 ml 5-6 \nAnuvasan: with Siddha (Medicated) Til oil at prior evening of First Bastikarma \nMatrabasti -  Chandanbalalakshadi  oil      \n \nDose (matra) \nPrepared   Bastidravya   700 to   960 ml as per bala, prakriti  & doshaprokopa of the patient.  Childrens- doses adjusted according to age & weight of child. \nDose of Anuvasan Basti: 120 ml Dose of Matrabasti- 60  ml  \nMode of administration  \nPatients were given external oleation (snehan) and medicated steam bath ( swedana ) as per texts. \nOne Anuvasan Basti was given to each patient on evening before first Niruhabasti. Then Niruhabasti was given early in the morning on empty stomach. Patient was asked to take hot water bath after bastikarma. Bastikarma was followed by special rules of diet & living (sansarjanakrama) as per texts. \nIn the evening snehabasti (Matrabasti) was given after food.7 such settings were given.  \nProper (Samyaga) Bastikarma signs \n Mala, pitta, kapha & vayu doshas were serially evacuated, feeling of laghuta ( lightedness) in body, Agni (Digestive power ), taste was increased, satisfied mind & indriyas (Sensory organs) and most important relief of symptoms. \nDuration of treatment   \n 7 days.  Follow up - fifteen days or monthly for 3 months The criteria for evaluation is decided as – \nProbability comes to < 0.001 (real variability) on referring to‘t’ table. So it is highly significant at 99.9 % confidence limits. So the difference in the means of two sets of observations is highly significant at 1% level. So we reject the null hypothesis (Ho) and accept the alternative hypothesis (H1). So the treatment with Bastikarma is responsible for this difference.7 \nSome Photographs of Patients under study : \nDiscussion \nThis is an observational case series study on 30 patients with vitiligo. Ayurvedic panchakarma treatment i.e. Bastikarma  was carried out on patients taking regular ayurvedic medicinal treatment for vitiligo. \nThe observations can be summarized as follows: \n \nFive patients noted with history of inheritance. Also the response to treatment is mild to moderate in this group. \nCausative factors like unbalanced diet (viruddhahara), excessive consumption of milk, rice, non- vegetarian food etc.noted. In most patients cause is unknown. \nIn five (16.66%) patients thyroid hormone derrangements especially hypothyroidism were observed, 13.33 % patients were suffering from madhumeha (diabetes mellitus). \nHistory of taking allopathic medicines including steroids is noted in significant number of cases. \nEarly cure is noted in patients with short duration of disease occurrence (few days to months). \nIn most of the patient’s signs of proper bastikarma noted. \nNo major side effects of the treatment given were observed. \nThe treatment is effective in all types of vitiligo. \n Thyroid diseases & Diabetes Mellitus may be considered as causative factor in some cases.                                                \n \nConclusion \n \nAyurvedic Panchakarma therapy Bastikarma has stastistically significant results in vitiligo. \nThe results of internal medications & local treatment are specially aggrevated after the procedure. So Bastikarma has a significant role in cure of vitiligo. \nThe results from the present study need to be verified by taking larger sample size. \nThere is also need to do some laboratory research like estimation of hormones in blood before & after the Bastikarma. \nImmunological studies related to changes in antigen – antibody response can be undertaken. That will give sound proof for effectiveness of treatment. \nEffectiveness of Bastikarma through Enteric Nervous system (ENS) is again a matter of separate \nAyurvedic Panchakarma methods are very effective tools for body homeostasis & hormonal balance. This should be proved by more scientific research at the Institute Level. \n \n     References \n \nAgnivesh, Charak Charaksamhita, Chikitsathana 7/173, 174, 162, Varanasi, VN: Chaukhambha. 1996. \nMadhavkar, Madhavanidana 49/41, Varanasi, VN: 1994. \nFauci, Braunwald, Isselbacher, Wilson, Martin, Kasper, Hauser, Longo. 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So Bastikarma was very effective in vitiligo.  \\nIntroduction \\nVitiligo, in which whitish patches of skin patches appears on skin is very complex disease. Many a times, it is manifestation of some underlying hormonal or immunological abnormality. It creats a very bad social stigma for the victims. In Ayurveda it is called as ‘shwitra’.1 \\n      As per Ayurveda, it has same causative factors as kushtha i.e. leprosy. It is without discharge, vitiated with three doshas i.e.Vata, Pitta, kapha. It is associated with rakta (blood), mansa (Muscle tissue) and meda ( lipid) dhatus.2 \\n      Unbalanced diet (Virrudhahara) is also an important cause. It is different from Leprosy (kushtha) in respect that it is non-contagious, non-bacterial, it doesn't destroys body tissues, doesn't have any discharge (vyadhiswabhava). Leprosy (Kushtha) deeply goes up to all Dhatus. Vitiligo (shwitra) occupies only skin, blood, muscle tissue (mansadhatu) and fat (medadhatu). \\nTreatment needs a holistic approach. There is imbalance of regulating hormones for melanin synthesis. For homeostasis or balancing of hormones & body, Ayurvedic body purification treatment i.e. Panchakarma is very useful. In fact in Ayurveda it is described as powerful treatment & should be done before commencing any medical treatment for most of the diseases.1  \\nPrognosis (Sadhyasadhyata)  \\n Madhavanidana describes that Vitiligo (shwitra) in which hairs are black, in small percentage, with diverse spots, new (< 1 year-charak) is curable. Others including developed due to burns , in genitals, hands and feet, lips, with history of inheritance are non – curable or difficult  for cure.2 \\nTreatment (chikitsa) \\nIn Ayurveda Body purification i.e. Panchakarma treatment – Therapeutic  Emesis  (vaman), Purgation (virechan),  – purification method for vata, Blood - letting (raktamokshan), Local application (lepachikitsa), sun UV rays exposure (aatapsevan) , internal medications  (abhyantara chikitsa) etc. advised in texts. Treatment is long term and should be continued from months to years.1 \\nModern (Allopathic Medicine) view \\nAccording to modern pathophysiology, in generalized vitiligo melanocytes are not found in the affected skin. Melanocytes contain the pigment melanin which serves a protective action against the harmful effects of sunlight. \\nphenylalanine→tyrosine→dihydroxyphenylalanine(DOPA)→melanin   (adrenals) \\nMelanin formation in skin is augmented by the hormone melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH) of the pituitary gland (Ant pituitary). ACTH by ant pituitary has melanocyte stimulating activity similar to MSH although to a much lesser degree. 25% cases are autoimmune. \\nLocalized hypopigmentation is also found in chemical leucoderma, piebaldism (autosomal dominant disorder), post-inflammatory, tinea versicolor etc. \\nDiagnosis of vitiligo can be ascertained by skin biopsy.  \\nInvestigations:  T3, T4, TSH, BSL, skin biopsy etc.   \\nTreatment \\nIn allopathic system no satisfactory & permanent cure is available. Treatment is steroid based. Systemic psoralens with exposure to long wave UV radiation. 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Then Niruhabasti was given early in the morning on empty stomach. Patient was asked to take hot water bath after bastikarma. Bastikarma was followed by special rules of diet & living (sansarjanakrama) as per texts. \\nIn the evening snehabasti (Matrabasti) was given after food.7 such settings were given.  \\nProper (Samyaga) Bastikarma signs \\n Mala, pitta, kapha & vayu doshas were serially evacuated, feeling of laghuta ( lightedness) in body, Agni (Digestive power ), taste was increased, satisfied mind & indriyas (Sensory organs) and most important relief of symptoms. \\nDuration of treatment   \\n 7 days.  Follow up - fifteen days or monthly for 3 months The criteria for evaluation is decided as – \\nProbability comes to < 0.001 (real variability) on referring to‘t’ table. So it is highly significant at 99.9 % confidence limits. So the difference in the means of two sets of observations is highly significant at 1% level. 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材料Bastidravya——Niruhabasti Dashamoola + Erandamoola(汤)卡拉(粘贴)(Madanphala + Vekhand + Kutaj + Yashtimadhu) kwath (1/8) Chandanbalalakshadi石油- 50毫升Saindhav岩盐大约10 gms蜂蜜10毫升5 - 6 Anuvasan:悉(药用)胡麻油在晚上之前首先Bastikarma Matrabasti——Chandanbalalakshadi石油剂量(马特拉)准备Bastidravya 700到960毫升每巴拉的prakriti & doshaprokopa病人。儿童-根据儿童的年龄和体重调整剂量。Anuvasan basi剂量:120 ml Matrabasti剂量- 60 ml给药方式患者按文献给予外用油液(snehan)和药液蒸汽浴(swedana)。在第一次Niruhabasti的前一天晚上,每位患者服用Anuvasan Basti。然后在清晨空腹服用Niruhabasti。患者被要求在巴斯提卡后洗热水澡。根据经文,Bastikarma遵循特殊的饮食和生活规则(sansarjanakrama)。晚上,在吃完饭后给snehabasti (Matrabasti)。给出了7个这样的设置。适当的(Samyaga) Bastikarma标志Mala, pitta, kapha和vayu doshas被依次疏散,身体的laghuta(轻盈)感觉,Agni(消化能力),味道增加,心灵和indriyas(感觉器官)得到满足,最重要的是症状得到缓解。疗程7天。随访- 15天或每月,为期3个月评估标准确定为-参考' '表,概率< 0.001(实际变异性)。因此,在99.9%的置信限下,它是非常显著的。所以两组观测值的均值之差在1%的水平上是非常显著的。因此,我们拒绝零假设(Ho),接受备择假设(H1)。因此,巴斯蒂卡玛的治疗是造成这种差异的原因这是一项对30例白癜风患者的观察性病例系列研究。阿育吠陀panchakarma治疗即Bastikarma是对服用常规阿育吠陀药物治疗白癜风的患者进行的。观察结果如下:5例患者有遗传史。在这个组中,对治疗的反应是轻微到中度的。致病因素如不平衡的饮食(viruddhahara),过量食用牛奶,大米,非素食食品等注意。大多数患者病因不明。5例(16.66%)患者出现甲状腺激素紊乱,尤其是甲状腺功能减退,13.33%的患者伴有糖尿病。服用对抗疗法药物包括类固醇的历史在相当多的病例中被注意到。发病时间短(几天到几个月)的患者可早期治愈。在大多数病人的症状中都有适当的注意。没有观察到治疗的主要副作用。这种治疗方法对所有类型的白癜风都有效。甲状腺疾病和糖尿病可能在某些情况下被认为是诱发因素 .                                               结论阿育吠陀Panchakarma治疗白癜风疗效显著。内部药物治疗和局部治疗的结果在手术后特别汇总。因此,巴斯蒂卡在白癜风的治疗中具有重要作用。本研究的结果需要通过更大的样本量来验证。还需要做一些实验室研究,比如Bastikarma前后血液中的激素估计。可以进行与抗原-抗体反应变化有关的免疫学研究。这将为治疗的有效性提供有力的证据。Bastikarma通过肠神经系统(ENS)的有效性也是一个单独的问题,阿育吠陀Panchakarma方法是非常有效的身体内稳态和激素平衡工具。这应该在研究所一级进行更多的科学研究来证明。Agnivesh, Charak Charaksamhita, Chikitsathana 7/173, 174, 162, Varanasi, VN: Chaukhambha. 1996。Madhavkar, Madhavanidana 49/41, Varanasi, VN: 1994。福奇、布劳恩瓦尔德、伊塞尔巴赫、威尔逊、马丁、卡斯珀、豪泽、朗戈。哈里森的内科学原理(第14版,第316 - 317页)纽约,纽约:麦格劳-希尔出版社,1998年。Golwala A.F. Golwala的学生医学。(第25版),新德里,ND:Jaypee。1997. Laghuvagbhata, Ashtangahrudaya, sutrasthana 15/3 Varanasi, VN: Chaukhambha, 1982。Bhavamishra, Bhavaprakash (Varanasi, VN: Chaukhambha. 2002)。K. Mahajan,生物统计学方法(第6版,1997),新德里,ND: Jaypee. 1997。萨利姆毛拉。医学和牙科科学研究杂志。2015, 2(6), 8-12。萨利姆毛拉。临床与美容皮肤病学杂志(JCCD)。2017, 2(3), 1-8。
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Efficacy Of Bastikarma In Vitiligo
This is a case series study on patients suffering from Vitiligo.  The study was  carried out on  30 outdoor patients taking  regular ayurvedic medicinal  treatment. Patients from both sexes, from age group  10 to 60  years complaining mainly as  white  patches were studied. Patients were treated with  Ayurvedic bodypurification treatment i.e.( Panchakarma) Bastikarma.   Duration of treatment was of 7 days with monthly follow-up for 3 months. The response to treatment was observed in terms of reduction in area of patches after treatment. Most important factor noted was trigger or sudden upsurge of repigmentation  after the treatment. The treatment was effective in all types of vitiligo. The results of internal medications & local treatment were aggrevated specially after Bastikarma. So Bastikarma was very effective in vitiligo.  Introduction Vitiligo, in which whitish patches of skin patches appears on skin is very complex disease. Many a times, it is manifestation of some underlying hormonal or immunological abnormality. It creats a very bad social stigma for the victims. In Ayurveda it is called as ‘shwitra’.1       As per Ayurveda, it has same causative factors as kushtha i.e. leprosy. It is without discharge, vitiated with three doshas i.e.Vata, Pitta, kapha. It is associated with rakta (blood), mansa (Muscle tissue) and meda ( lipid) dhatus.2       Unbalanced diet (Virrudhahara) is also an important cause. It is different from Leprosy (kushtha) in respect that it is non-contagious, non-bacterial, it doesn't destroys body tissues, doesn't have any discharge (vyadhiswabhava). Leprosy (Kushtha) deeply goes up to all Dhatus. Vitiligo (shwitra) occupies only skin, blood, muscle tissue (mansadhatu) and fat (medadhatu). Treatment needs a holistic approach. There is imbalance of regulating hormones for melanin synthesis. For homeostasis or balancing of hormones & body, Ayurvedic body purification treatment i.e. Panchakarma is very useful. In fact in Ayurveda it is described as powerful treatment & should be done before commencing any medical treatment for most of the diseases.1  Prognosis (Sadhyasadhyata)   Madhavanidana describes that Vitiligo (shwitra) in which hairs are black, in small percentage, with diverse spots, new (< 1 year-charak) is curable. Others including developed due to burns , in genitals, hands and feet, lips, with history of inheritance are non – curable or difficult  for cure.2 Treatment (chikitsa) In Ayurveda Body purification i.e. Panchakarma treatment – Therapeutic  Emesis  (vaman), Purgation (virechan),  – purification method for vata, Blood - letting (raktamokshan), Local application (lepachikitsa), sun UV rays exposure (aatapsevan) , internal medications  (abhyantara chikitsa) etc. advised in texts. Treatment is long term and should be continued from months to years.1 Modern (Allopathic Medicine) view According to modern pathophysiology, in generalized vitiligo melanocytes are not found in the affected skin. Melanocytes contain the pigment melanin which serves a protective action against the harmful effects of sunlight. phenylalanine→tyrosine→dihydroxyphenylalanine(DOPA)→melanin   (adrenals) Melanin formation in skin is augmented by the hormone melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH) of the pituitary gland (Ant pituitary). ACTH by ant pituitary has melanocyte stimulating activity similar to MSH although to a much lesser degree. 25% cases are autoimmune. Localized hypopigmentation is also found in chemical leucoderma, piebaldism (autosomal dominant disorder), post-inflammatory, tinea versicolor etc. Diagnosis of vitiligo can be ascertained by skin biopsy.  Investigations:  T3, T4, TSH, BSL, skin biopsy etc.   Treatment In allopathic system no satisfactory & permanent cure is available. Treatment is steroid based. Systemic psoralens with exposure to long wave UV radiation. Ttopical potent corticosteroids.3-4  Aims and Objectives To study the efficacy of Bastikarma  in  To note side effects if any. Materials and Methods Literary review: ayurvedic texts and samhitas done, modern medicine books, journals etc. Clinical study. Study design: Case series study on 30 patients suffering with vitiligo. Selection of patients. Inclusion criteria Patients complaining of white patches (vitiligo) as a main complaint. Patients from age 10 to 60 years of age. Selection was irrespective of constitution (prakruti), sex, duration of the disease. Exclusion criteria Patients with history of major systemic illness e.g. heart disease, neurological disorder, metastatis etc. Patients taking steroids or other long term treatment. Patients unfit for bastikarma. Place of work  Mulla Ayurvigyan Hospital, Islampur, Sangli, Maharashtra Informed conscent  Informed conscent about nature and purpose of study from each patient was taken. Materials Bastidravya – For Niruhabasti Dashamoola + Erandamoola ( Decoction ) Kalka ( Paste ) ( Madanphala + Vekhand + Kutaj + Yashtimadhu  )   ( 1/8 of  kwath ) Chandanbalalakshadi oil  - 50 ml Saindhav – Rock salt - about 10  gms  Honey 10 ml 5-6 Anuvasan: with Siddha (Medicated) Til oil at prior evening of First Bastikarma Matrabasti -  Chandanbalalakshadi  oil      Dose (matra) Prepared   Bastidravya   700 to   960 ml as per bala, prakriti  & doshaprokopa of the patient.  Childrens- doses adjusted according to age & weight of child. Dose of Anuvasan Basti: 120 ml Dose of Matrabasti- 60  ml  Mode of administration  Patients were given external oleation (snehan) and medicated steam bath ( swedana ) as per texts. One Anuvasan Basti was given to each patient on evening before first Niruhabasti. Then Niruhabasti was given early in the morning on empty stomach. Patient was asked to take hot water bath after bastikarma. Bastikarma was followed by special rules of diet & living (sansarjanakrama) as per texts. In the evening snehabasti (Matrabasti) was given after food.7 such settings were given.  Proper (Samyaga) Bastikarma signs  Mala, pitta, kapha & vayu doshas were serially evacuated, feeling of laghuta ( lightedness) in body, Agni (Digestive power ), taste was increased, satisfied mind & indriyas (Sensory organs) and most important relief of symptoms. Duration of treatment    7 days.  Follow up - fifteen days or monthly for 3 months The criteria for evaluation is decided as – Probability comes to < 0.001 (real variability) on referring to‘t’ table. So it is highly significant at 99.9 % confidence limits. So the difference in the means of two sets of observations is highly significant at 1% level. So we reject the null hypothesis (Ho) and accept the alternative hypothesis (H1). So the treatment with Bastikarma is responsible for this difference.7 Some Photographs of Patients under study : Discussion This is an observational case series study on 30 patients with vitiligo. Ayurvedic panchakarma treatment i.e. Bastikarma  was carried out on patients taking regular ayurvedic medicinal treatment for vitiligo. The observations can be summarized as follows: Five patients noted with history of inheritance. Also the response to treatment is mild to moderate in this group. Causative factors like unbalanced diet (viruddhahara), excessive consumption of milk, rice, non- vegetarian food etc.noted. In most patients cause is unknown. In five (16.66%) patients thyroid hormone derrangements especially hypothyroidism were observed, 13.33 % patients were suffering from madhumeha (diabetes mellitus). History of taking allopathic medicines including steroids is noted in significant number of cases. Early cure is noted in patients with short duration of disease occurrence (few days to months). In most of the patient’s signs of proper bastikarma noted. No major side effects of the treatment given were observed. The treatment is effective in all types of vitiligo.  Thyroid diseases & Diabetes Mellitus may be considered as causative factor in some cases.                                                Conclusion Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapy Bastikarma has stastistically significant results in vitiligo. The results of internal medications & local treatment are specially aggrevated after the procedure. So Bastikarma has a significant role in cure of vitiligo. The results from the present study need to be verified by taking larger sample size. There is also need to do some laboratory research like estimation of hormones in blood before & after the Bastikarma. Immunological studies related to changes in antigen – antibody response can be undertaken. That will give sound proof for effectiveness of treatment. Effectiveness of Bastikarma through Enteric Nervous system (ENS) is again a matter of separate Ayurvedic Panchakarma methods are very effective tools for body homeostasis & hormonal balance. This should be proved by more scientific research at the Institute Level.      References Agnivesh, Charak Charaksamhita, Chikitsathana 7/173, 174, 162, Varanasi, VN: Chaukhambha. 1996. Madhavkar, Madhavanidana 49/41, Varanasi, VN: 1994. Fauci, Braunwald, Isselbacher, Wilson, Martin, Kasper, Hauser, Longo. Harrison’s Principles of Internal medicine (14th ed. pp. 316 – 317) New York, NY: McGraw – Hill. 1998. Golwala A.F. Golwala’s Medicine for students. (25th ed.), New Delhi, ND:Jaypee. 1997. Laghuvagbhata, Ashtangahrudaya , sutrasthana 15/3 Varanasi , VN: Chaukhambha. 1982. Bhavamishra, Bhavaprakash (Varanasi , VN : Chaukhambha. 2002. K. Mahajan, Methods in Biostatistics ( 6th ed., 1997) , New Delhi, ND: Jaypee. 1997. Salim Mulla. Journal of Medical and Dental Science Research (JMDSR). 2015, 2(6), 8-12. Salim Mulla. Journal of Clinical and Cosmetic Dermatology (JCCD). 2017, 2(3), 1-8.
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