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AYURVEDIC CONCEPT OF LEUCORRHOEA
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Leucorrhoea is one of the most common and burning problems faced by women all around the globe. Leucorrhoea
may be physiological but when turning into a pathological condition, produce associated symptoms like itching
vulva, backache, and anxiety in females suffering from the entity. Various factors like fungal, parasite, bacterial,
and sexually transmitted diseases are responsible for the causation of this disease. Leucorrhoea in Ayurveda known
as Shweta Pradar is predominantly due to Kapha Dosha and which is a symptom that is not a disease. Leucorrhoea
can be treated both by external applications and internal medications as described in the literature. In this article, an
effort has been made to compile the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and all non-conventional therapies available
to treat Leucorrhea. The nature of this work is reviewing type based on traditional Indian wisdom; the materials
were collected from Ayurvedic Samhitas like Charak & Sushruta Samhita etc. The texts books on Gynecology were
also reviewed to make the work relevant. Various research on leucorrhea was reviewed using search engines like
Pubmed to assess the efficacy of various interventions used for leucorrhoea.
International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Title: AYURVEDIC CONCEPT OF LEUCORRHOEA
Description:
Leucorrhoea is one of the most common and burning problems faced by women all around the globe.
Leucorrhoea
may be physiological but when turning into a pathological condition, produce associated symptoms like itching
vulva, backache, and anxiety in females suffering from the entity.
Various factors like fungal, parasite, bacterial,
and sexually transmitted diseases are responsible for the causation of this disease.
Leucorrhoea in Ayurveda known
as Shweta Pradar is predominantly due to Kapha Dosha and which is a symptom that is not a disease.
Leucorrhoea
can be treated both by external applications and internal medications as described in the literature.
In this article, an
effort has been made to compile the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and all non-conventional therapies available
to treat Leucorrhea.
The nature of this work is reviewing type based on traditional Indian wisdom; the materials
were collected from Ayurvedic Samhitas like Charak & Sushruta Samhita etc.
The texts books on Gynecology were
also reviewed to make the work relevant.
Various research on leucorrhea was reviewed using search engines like
Pubmed to assess the efficacy of various interventions used for leucorrhoea.
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