SUCCESSFUL MANAGEMENT OF SHWETPRADAR BY AYURVEDIC MANAGE-MENT – A CASE STUDY

One of the most common gynaecological issues in women is leucorrhea, which is characterised by greenish, yel-lowish, or white vaginal discharge. In contemporary medicine, it is seen as physiological when linked to estro-genic effects, but pathological when linked to systemic symptoms and infections. This ailment is called Shweta Pradara in Ayurveda, where "Pradara" means "discharge" and "Shweta" means "white." The primary cause is the vitiation of the Kapha or Vata-Kapha doshas, which is often exacerbated by contributing factors (Nidanas). Clin-ically, The goal of the current clinical observation was to assess the effectiveness of Ayurvedic treatment in these situa-tions. For four weeks, a mixture of medications was used to treat patients who complained of backache, vaginal discharge, and vaginal itching. Yoni Dhavana (vaginal wash) with Triphala Kwatha and oral administration of Ayurvedic medications were part of the treatment plan. All patients showed a noticeable improvement following the course of treatment. There was a noticeable decrease in symptoms like backache, itching, and profuse dis-charge. These results suggest that a safe, effective, and comprehensive method for managing Shweta Pradara (leucorrhoea) is to employ Pushyanug Churna, Chandraprabha vati, Cap Pentaphyte, and Triphala Kwatha in combination.