Management of Mutrakricha (Urinary Tract Infection) with Urtica dioca: A Case Study
Journal Title: International Journal of Ayurveda and Pharmaceutical Chemistry - Year 2018, Vol 0, Issue 0
Abstract
Mutrakricha (urinary tract infection) is the most common and serious problem which is affecting many people in the society. Mutrakricha is more common in women than men. In modern facilities and medicines there are many drugs which can be used in the treatment of Mutrakricha, even though there are many cases of Mutrakricha in the society. A female patient aged 26 years came with repeated complaints of Sashool mutrata (Painful micturition), Dhagadhvat mutrata (Burning micturition), Skashat mutrata (Difficulty in micturition), Ahikashan Abhikshan mutrata (Increased frequency of micturition) diagnosed as Mutrakricha (urinary tract infection) was bought to RGGPGAC Paprola, HP. Patient was already treated with modern medicines but she was complaining of the symptoms again and again. According to Ayurveda mangament of Mutrakricha depends on Tridoshas which are involve in it. This drug Urtica dioca has an appreciable result on Peeta mutrata (turbidity of urine), Sashool mutrata (painful micturation), Sakasht mutrata (difficulty in micturition), Abhiksan Abhiksan mutrata (increased frequency of micturition) and significant changes in investigations.
Authors and Affiliations
Ankita Thakur, Pragya Choubey, Sakshi Sharma, Swapnil Saini, Akhilesh Kumar Srivastva
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