Evidence -Based Ayurvedic Management of Diabetes Mellitus Type ii (Prameha) : Case Study

Abstract

One of the most prevalent illnesses or disorders that people experience over time is prameha. . It is growing daily and being passed down from one generation to the next. since it is a disorder brought on by dietary changes, changes in behaviors, and a sedentary lifestyle. Basically, vitiated vata and kapha are involved in this illness. This has an avarana of vata dosha on kapha dosha. herbs related to kapha-ghana should be used medicinally to counteract vitiated kapha dosha. Haridrad ghan vati is chosen for this study because she is thought to have kapha ghana qualities. For three months (12 weeks), patients received oral Haridra ghan vati 125mg  twice a day treatment. A study showed that using haridra as a single medication therapy for diabetes control is both affordable and successful. It highlights Haridra's well-known anti-diabetic properties. This case study concerns a 45-year-old male patient who has been visiting an ayurvedic hospital in Wardha for at least a month. His primary complaints are polyurea, polyphagia, polydipsia, and general debility. Based on physical examination results and further studies, prameha (diabetes mellitus type-2) was diagnosed. Sanshamana aushadhi was used as part of the therapy regimen, which also included dietary and lifestyle changes. For a duration of three months, follow-up visits were conducted on a weekly basis. Substantial improvements were seen after three months of therapy.