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Abstract

A CLINICAL STUDY ON THE EFFECT OF GHRITKUMARYADI ASCHYOTAN (DROPS) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SHUSHKAKSHIPAKA W.S.R. TO DRY EYE SYNDROME

Dr. Shailza Kumari*, Dr. Sukhdev Singh, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar Sharma, Dr. Jagriti and Dr. Shilpa Chaudhary

ABSTRACT

Shushkakshipaka is mentioned in the classical literature of Ayurveda under Sarvgata Netraroga[1] i.e. affecting all parts of eye, very similar to Ocular surface disease i.e. Dry Eye Syndrome (DES) in modern ophthalmology. Eye health is a major victim of our evolving current lifestyle. Longer screen time, exposure to more technological devices and the ever growing pollution deteriorate our eye health. Dry eye syndrome(DES) is characterized by ocular irritation resulting from an alteration of the tear film.[2] In the present study 10 patients were selected randomly and treated with Ghritkumaryadi Aschyotan (drops). The signs and symptoms were studied before and after treatment. Results of the study indicates significance of this drug as 10% of patients were cured, 50% were markedly improved, 30% were moderately improved and 10% of patients were mildly improved.

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