阿育吠陀成功治疗胆囊癌术后1例

Priyanka Katru, S. Porte, Renu Sharma, Anita Sharma
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胆囊癌是由胆囊癌上皮和胆囊管引起的。它是世界上最常见的胆道癌。大多数中心的5年生存率为5%。即使在可能的治愈性或姑息性手术后,转移和复发的风险仍然很大,因为只有一小部分GB癌在首次发现时是可切除的。由于其综合方法,阿育吠陀可以通过改善患者的生活质量和临床结果来解决这些问题。虽然阿育吠陀中没有直接提到GB癌,但一些零散的参考文献可以与Gulma联系起来。本病例系列研究旨在开发一种成功的阿育吠陀治疗方案,用于常规抗癌治疗后的GB癌管理。具体目标是提高患者的生活质量。选择3例GB癌术后患者,采用阿育vedic干预措施Hingwasthtak churna (5 g,每日2次[BD])、Sanjeevani vati (500 mg BD)、Mahashnakh vati (500 mg BD)、Loknath rasa (250 mg BD)、Drakshaavleha (6 g BD)和Tarunikusumakar (5 g)进行治疗。连续治疗2个月。根据标准评分体系和生活质量量表对症状和体征进行评分,作为主观判断标准。客观标准根据血红蛋白百分比(Hb%)和肝功能检查(LFT)结果和改善情况进行评估。这些病例系列研究结果表明,在所研究的时间段内,所选择的草药配方在GB癌术后治疗中的良好效果和功效。Hb%和LFT参数显著改善,相关症状显著减轻。因此,处方阿育吠陀治疗方案对GB癌术后患者的护理有显著影响。
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Successful management of postoperative gallbladder carcinoma through Ayurveda- A case series
Gallbladder (GB) carcinoma is caused by the epithelial lining of the GB and the cystic duct. It is the most common type of biliary tract cancer in the world. The majority of centers has a 5% of 5-year survival rate. Even after possibly curative or palliative surgery, there is a substantial risk of metastasis and recurrence, because only a small fraction of GB cancers are resectable when discovered first. As a result of its comprehensive approach, Ayurveda can address such conditions by improving patients’ quality of life as well as clinical outcomes. Although there are no direct references to GB cancer in Ayurveda, a number of scattered references can be linked to Gulma. This case series study aimed to develop a successful Ayurvedic protocol for the management of GB cancer following conventional anticancer therapy. The specific objective is to improve the patients’ quality of life. Three postoperative GB cancer patients were chosen and treated with Ayurvedic interventions of Hingwasthtak churna (5 g twice daily [BD]), Sanjeevani vati (500 mg BD), Mahashnakh vati (500 mg BD), Loknath rasa (250 mg BD), Drakshaavleha (6 g BD), and Tarunikusumakar (5 g). This treatment was followed for 2 months. As the subjective criterion signs and symptoms were graded based on standard grading system and quality-of-life scale. The objective criteria were evaluated based on hemoglobin percentage (Hb%) and liver function test (LFT) findings and improvement. These case series findings demonstrated the favorable effects and efficacy of chosen herbal formulations in the management of postoperative GB cancer for the time period studied. Hb% and LFT parameters improved significantly, and a significant reduction of related symptoms was observed. As a result, the prescribed Ayurvedic therapy protocol has a significant impact on the care of postoperative GB cancer patients.
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