EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF AGNIKARMA IN MANAGEMENT OF GRIDRASI W.S.R. TO SCIATICA

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Research Article International Ayurvedic Medical Journal ISSN:2320 5091 EVALUATION OF EFFICACY OF AGNIKARMA IN MANAGEMENT OF GRIDRASI W.S.R. TO SCIATICA Nikumbh Monika M1. Dharne Vidya2 1 M.S. (Scholar), Dept. of Shalya Tantra, Y.M.T. Ayurved ed College, KhargharNavi Mumbai 2 Assistant Professor, Dept. of Shalya Tantra, Y.M.T. Ayurved Ayurved College, KhargharNavi Mumbai ABSTRACT Gridhrasi(sciatica) is one of the vatavyadhi caused by aggravated vatadoshas. vatadoshas Disease is characterized by radiating pain, tingling numbness at posterior aspect of leg, which makes the patient difficult to walk. There is no specific curative remedy in modern medical science except pain killers. Agnikarma is indicated in vatavyadhiby acharyas. Sushruta has mentioned agnikarma as superior therapeutic procedure among others as it gives instant relief. Thus the objective of present study was to evaluate the efficacy of agnikarma in management of gridrasi.open gridrasi. study was performed at OPD PD level in Y.M.T. Ayurved college and PG institute, kharghar, navi MumMu th th st bai. Data was collected and observations were made before treatment,7, 14, 21 day of treatment. Observations were significant showing reduction in parameters like pain, walking distance d,slr range.verbal pain analogue scale was used for analysis of effect. Agnikarma gives instant relief in gridhrasi but other medicines are needed for overall samprapti bhanga of the disease. Keywords : Agnikarma,Gridhrasi,,Gridhrasi Sciatica INTRODUCTION: Chronic back pain is one of the common cause for disability and disturbed routine. Backache is the global problem with 80% of world population suffer from it. 8 out of 10 people suffer from backache at some stage of their life. Functional disabilities, sleep disturbances, fatigue and medication abuse are seen in people suffering from CLBP (chronic low back pain). Backache is the 2nd most common cause for which people seek for the doctor. According to survey, the lifelif time incidence of sciatica varies from 3030 40% & has annual incidence of 5% in the world. It is observed that lumbar disc herniaherni tion is the commoner cause of sciatica and early surgery provided faster recovery than prolonged onged conservative care, but it is also found that 40% of surgeries fail or pain and disability reoccur after variable post operaoper tive period. Due to fear, high cost, post operative complications patients avoid sursu geries and continue having analgesics for pain ain reduction which eventually produces G.I.T disturbances. In ayurvedic sciences various modalities of treatment are explained for the management of gridhrasi. Agnikarma chikitsa is said to be superior. In chakradatta and Yogratnakara we find direct reference ence of agnikarma indicated ingrudhrasi which is to be done on little toe. According to aacharya sushrusushr taonce once a patient treated with agnikarma,disease never reoccurs. The process of ag-

nikarma is normally done by using gold, silver, pancha Dhatu, iron, metal coins, seeds of bhallataka, pippali, mrittikashalaka, godanta, madhu, grita, gudhaetc. The procedure of agnikarmadoes not have side effects, it is cost effective, minimal invasive and OPD based procedure. Materials and methods: The study was performed in the Shalya tantradepartment, Y.M.T Ayurved college, kharghar, new Mumbai. We have selected 30 patients of clinically diagnosed gridhrasi on the basis of signs and symptoms given in ayurvedic texts. Inclusion criteria: patients having classical symptoms of gridhrasi namely pain oversphik(waist), kati(back), prishta (thigh), uru (hip), janu Study design: Open controlled study Table No 1 Criteria for Grade 0 Grade 1 assessment : symptomes No occassional Pain No occassional Numbness Walking dis- 1 km without 500 m withpain out pain tance Occasional Tingling sen- No sation Above 900 750-900 SLR test Methodology: The procedure of agnikarmawas conducted in minor OT. Material used : Panch- lauhashalaka, Grita, Spirit lamp Procedure : Poorva karma - patients consent was taken after proper counseling prior agnikarma. Site of agnikarma was cleaned by dashmoolkwath. 570 (knee), jangha ( calf region), entendinguptopada (foot), stambha (stiffness),toda (pricking pain), tingling and numbness of limbs, difficulty in walking etc. were included. Patients with SLR test +ve, chronic disease (at least 6 months) Age group 18 to 70 were included Exclusion criteria : Cases of spondylolisthesis, sacroiliac arthritis Known cases of tuberculoma, or cyst compressing the nerve root, diabetic neuropathies are excluded Patients having multiple wounds, fracture of vertebra, destructed vertebral bodies were excluded Grade 2 Grade 3 Grade 4 mild moderate severe mild moderate severe 250 m with- Feels pain on Can not stand out pain standing Mild Moderate Severe 600-750 450-600 Below 450 Pradhan karma Points having maximum tenderness were marked. Agnikarmadone by panchalauhashalaka on multiple points depending on intensity of pain on path of sciatica.agnikarmadone till achieving samyakdagdhalakshana like twaksankocha, Shabda pradurbhav, daurgandha. Paschyat karma Gritapratisaran on points were agnikarma was done.

Table No 2 Observations: Demographic data Age frequency <30 3 31-40 7 41-50 10 51-60 6 61-70 4 Sex Male 12 Female 18 Limb affected Right 11 Left 19 According to demographic data of tients found in the study. Maximum this study, it is observed that patients showed left sided affected,maximum patients belongs to age limb, occurrence of left limb ingroup of 31-40yrs of age, there were volvement may not have specific rea16 female patients and 14 male pason behind. Table No 3 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION: Sign Mean score X % of SD SE t P &symotoms relief BT AT 3.4 0.4 3.0 88.23 0.9428 0.2981 10.06 Pain 1.875 0.5 1.375 73.33 0.5175 0.183 7.5144 Numbness 1.7 0.6 1.1 64.70 0.3160 0.1 11 Walking distance 3.75 0.65 3.125 83.33 0.9910 0.3504 8.9188 Tingling sensation 3.1 0.4 2.7 87.097 0.9487 0.3 9 SLR Test In this study effect of agnikarma of the target symptoms due to which patients shows highly significant results with p value became very comfortable and mentally satis regarding all signs and symptoms. fied by the treatment. Gridhrasi is one of the There was improvement in SLRT which also painful condition which disturbs the daily gives highly significant results wit p value routine of the patient. This diseases having. It is found that patients were clinipredominance of vata dosha as it comes uncally improved with the treatment of agnider 80 vatajnanatmaj vyadhi and may have karma with no side effects of the therapy. cough anubandha with it. Ths radiating pain About 88.23% relief found in case of pain from lumbar region to the lower extremities immediately after the treatment which is one may show stiffness in the lower limb and 571

hence patient got difficulty in walking or continuous standing even for short period. Ayurveda believes that being ushna samparkaagnikarma acts against the vata and cough doshas and hence agnikarma cures all the vata-coughaja disorders. While describing the gridhrasiacharya sushruta has given more emphasis on involvement of ligament of heel and toe afflicted with vata dosha which obstruct the movement of leg. In the chapter of vata vyadhi chikitsa,aacharyacharak has mentioned process of agnikarma in case of gridhrasi so as to discontinue the reoccurrence and for samprapti vighatan hetu, patient should be given vata shamak medication. Effects of Agnikarma: Effect of heat on nerves: provided that the heat is not excessive, it appears to reduce the excitability (quick response to stimuli) of nerves. Effect of heat on general rise in temperature: There may be generalize dilatation of the heated blood vessels on the centers concerned with regeneration of the body temperature. Heating affect the vasomotor centers causing general rise in temperature. Effect on metabolism: According to scientist Dr VenHanff.the place where heat burns the local tissue metabolism is improved, thus various metabolic and rejuvenating changes takes places at the site of heat burns, thus it leads to increase demand of oxygen and nutrients of the tissues at the site of heat burns. It also excretes the unwanted metabolites and toxins. Effect on the blood circulation: After performing agnikarma the superficial sensory nerves gets stimulated which leads to dilata- 572 tion of local blood vessels, resulting in increased blood circulation. Apart from this it also decreases the viscosity of blood and thus leads to decreased blood pressure. Effect on pain: Due to increased local metabolism, the waste products (metabolites) which are produced gets excreted, which normalize the blood circulation thus resulting in reduction in intensity of pain. CONCLUSION: Agnikarma therapy shows highly significant results in all signs and symptoms, especially in case of pain as it is one of the most undisturbingfactor for patient. The entire treatment was tolerated comfortably by the patient. There were no side effects noticed in any of the patients. The procedure was simple economical and can be done in OPD level gives instant relief to most of the patients. But still to avoid the reoccurrence of the disease and to break the samprapti. The patient has to continue on oral medication. REFERENCES: 1. Sushruta Samhita sutrasthan chapter 12/4 by Atmaram Sharma publishd by Chaukhamba Prakashan Varanasi 2. Sushruta Samhita sutrasthan chapter 12/3 by Atmaram Sharma publishd bychaukhamba Prakashan Varanasi 3. Sushruta Samhita Sutrasthan chapter 12/10 by Atmaram Sharma publishd by Chaukhamba Prakashan Varanasi 4. A.P.I Text book of medicine,8th edition, vol-1, low back pain, pg numb-273 5. Charak Samhita: Chikitsasthan chapter 28/101, by VaidyaManorama, Hindi Commentary, edited by Aacharya Vidhyadhar Shukla and Ravidatta Tripathi, Published by ChaukhambaBharati Prakashan, Varanasi

6. VatvyadhiChikitasa, YogRatnakara with Vidyotini Hindi Commentary, 1st edition, 1998 by Dr Indradev Tripathi and drd.s.tripathi, published by Krishnadas academy Varanasi. 7. Systemic review of global prevelance of low back pain, DamionHoyetal,arthritis and rheumatism, vol 64, june 2012 573 CORRESPONDING AUTHOR Dr. Monika Milind Nikumbh M.S. (Scholar) Dept. of Shalya Tantra, Y.M.T. Ayurved College, KhargharNavi Mumbai, Maharashtra State, India Email: drmonikanikumbh@gmail.com