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A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF KSHARA KARMA

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Kshara is a sarcastic alkaline in nature obtained from the ashes of Ayurvedic medicinal plants, animals, Minerals. Kshara used in India from the ancient period for the management of different diseases and disorders. It is a milder procedure compared to thermal cautery. Acharya Sushruta is the pioneer of Kshara Karma, as he introduced Kshara in one of the specific Chapters. Kshara Vidhi Adhyaya. Kshara is considered superior among Shastra Anushastra because it does the functions like excision, cutting & scraping. Keywords: Adhyaya, Anushastra, Kshara,
Title: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF KSHARA KARMA
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Kshara is a sarcastic alkaline in nature obtained from the ashes of Ayurvedic medicinal plants, animals, Minerals.
Kshara used in India from the ancient period for the management of different diseases and disorders.
It is a milder procedure compared to thermal cautery.
Acharya Sushruta is the pioneer of Kshara Karma, as he introduced Kshara in one of the specific Chapters.
Kshara Vidhi Adhyaya.
Kshara is considered superior among Shastra Anushastra because it does the functions like excision, cutting & scraping.
Keywords: Adhyaya, Anushastra, Kshara,.

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