“EVALUATION OF EFFECT OF LOCAL APPLICATION OF DURVATAIL IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SADYOVRANA”

Vd. Patel Yogesh Jadhavbhai* and Dr. V. P. Ukhalkar

ABSTRACT

According to Sushruta, the Vrana may be classified as Nija and Agantujavrana. The skin externally covers the body which protects it from all exogenous microbes. Any discontinuity in the skin due to the exogenous factors is called as Agantujavrana. The shuddhaawastha of the Agantujavrana is called as Sadyovrana with a correlation to traumatic wound are of six types and are free from tridoshainvolvement, which may be converted into Dushtavrana, if not treated properly. Such dushtavrana is supposed to be dushchikitsya, which means difficult to treat. So it is necessary to treat the wound earlier for proper healing with intention. Among these type Ghrushta vrana is one of them. The present study was done to evaluate the effect of local application of durvatail in the management of sadyovrana (ghrushta vrana) ; to find out whether this drug reduce the size of ghrushtavrana by promoting the healing. Durvatail is prepared from of Durva, Daruharidra and TilaTaila which are easily available and preparation of Durvatail is a simple procedure and cost effective. Total 60 patients were selected and randomly divided into Trial and Control group. The trial group patients were treated with durva tail dressing and control grouppatients treated with dry dressing. The treatment was given for 7 days. The subjective criteria Pain, discharge, and granulation and objective criteria size of wound were observe at each follow up in both groups. Finally the clinical assessment was carried out on overall result. In trial group out of 30 patients 14 ( 46.67%) patients were completely cure, 16 patients are (53.33%) were improved and in control group out 30 patients 4 (13.33%) patients were completely cure , and 26 (86.67%) were improved. So it can be concluded that the durvatail is effective in management of ghrushtavrana.

Keywords: Nija, Agantujavrana, Durva, Daruharidra and TilaTaila.