Tuesday, 26 December 2023

 INTIMATION FOR BODHIKA SEMINAR                                   20/12/2023

                                                DEPARTMENT OF RASASHASTRA & BHAISHAJYA KALPANA

GOVT. AYURVEDA COLLEGE, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM


NAME  OF  FIRST PRESENTEE:Dr.SARANYA G.k






DISSERTATIONTITLE:A CLINICAL STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF AGNIKARMA WITH KSHOUDRA OVER ANKLE AND FOOT IN SCIATICA DUE TO L4-L5, L5-S1 INTERVERTEBRAL DISC PROLAPSE


NAME OF GUIDE: Dr. Sreeni T.V MD (Ay)  

DATE:27/12/2023

TIME: 2:00-4:00 PM

VENUE: COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

                                                        ABSTRACT

The COVID-19 pandemic, which began in 2020, has resulted in an unprecedented public health crisis. Though the disease was first detected in Wuhan, China on 31 December 2019 it later spread to different countries and territories around the world infecting millions of people. The state government has been prepared for any potential crisis ever since Kerala was the state of the first SARS-CoV-2 infection case in India. The recovery phase of COVID-19 was also important because, after the acute COVID-19 attack, the patients continue to report a wide variety of signs and symptoms. The government began using different Ayurvedic Preventive Strategies to fight against COVID-19 from the onset of the disease.  Among these, the Punarjani scheme has widespread scope in Ayurveda. Reports have shown that Ayurveda is one of the primary choices of individuals with post-COVID ailments in Kerala. This study mainly focuses on identifying the post-Covid signs and symptoms and the Ayurvedic approaches used in its management and tries to organise this data scientifically so that it can be added as a reference in handling future crisis.

Methodology: An online Google form survey using a semi-structured questionnaire was conducted among the Medical Officers in Ayur-Raksha clinics under the AYUSH Department, Government of Kerala who had managed a minimum of 500 symptomatic post-Covid patients during the period from 01 March 2021 to 31 August 2021. A total of 159 Medical Officers in Ayur Raksha Clinics were identified as the study population.

Results: The total number of responses received was from 75 Medical Officers. The minimum number of beneficiaries included in the observation is expected to be 63,526. The major post-COVID symptoms reported were fatigue (93.3%), shortness of breath (83%), and dyspnoea (82.7%). The major formulations identified were Sudarshana gutika (100 %), Dasamoolakadutraya kashaya (96%) and Indukantham kashaya (96%).

Conclusion: From a research standpoint, the observations and inferences of this study serve as a benchmark reference for handling future outbreaks. Being an observational study, this study is a baseline research so additional investigation for potential generalization is also needed.

NAME  OF  FIRST PRESENTEEDr.Haris M.S




DISSERTATIONTITLE:DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, AND PROCESS OPTIMIZATION OF PHANTA KASHAYA (HERBAL HOT INFUSION) VENDING MACHINE.


NAME OF GUIDE: Dr. Sreeni T.V MD (Ay)  
NAME OF Co-Guide – Mr.Chithrakumar V.K

DATE:27/12/2023

TIME: 2:00-4:00 PM

VENUE: COLLEGE AUDITORIUM

                                                        ABSTRACT

Ayurvedic classics described various kinds of formulations to meet different necessities in therapeutics. These formulations are designed to attain the desired potency, palatability, and action. Phanta Kalpana is mentioned fifth among the Panchavida Kashaya Kalpanas. Phanta Kashaya Kalpana is apt for drugs that are fragrant, easier to digest, and free from dense tissues. This preparation does not require as many restrictions as other Kalpanas. In the long run, it has been widely used for curative and preventive purposes in various lifestyle diseases and communicable and pandemic conditions. The fast pace of run in the current scenario makes it difficult to prepare medicines during each time and administer them in proper time. This inconvenience lightened the way towards the thought of utilizing advanced technologies to develop a new Phanta Kashaya vending machine. A survey among experts was conducted to assess the practical difficulties and possibilities in preparing and dispensing Phanta Kashaya. Based on this survey, departmental discussion and experimental procedures were done to optimize Phanta Kashaya Kalpana. Based on this standardized process, the design and development of the Phanta vending machine and its optimization were done. Quality of the product done by the comparative physiochemical and phytochemical analysis of Phanta Kashaya prepared by traditional and new methods. Efficiency of machine validated by an expert team related to these fields. The developed machine is efficient in producing Phanta Kashaya at an optimum level. It can be utilised in public places after further upgradation and validation.


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