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Role of Ayurveda in Pandemic Situation (COVID-19) and Involvement of Pranwah Srotas with Its Treatment: Review Article

Dabral Preeti, Pathak Madhu

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 148–152 · Published 22 Nov 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i51A33478

Abstract

Pandemic disease affects the whole world.COVID-19 is a Pandemic disease which deteriorates an individual's life, not only in a specific country but the whole world is suffering. Individuals health, life, economy affected by this Corona virus. It is proven that corona virus can infect people of all ages, but there are people with high risk of contamination who are elderly, individuals with a compromised immunity system and people with health conditions like diabetes, heart disease, kidney failure, asthma, lung disease etc. It is highly contagious that's why it is more dangerous than other viruses of its family. we can prevent from this viral disease by taking such precautions no antibiotics is beneficial in corona virus infection so we can prevent ourselves from this virus by taking preventive measures. Sushrut has mentioned aupsargik rog (communicable disease) in Ayurveda. Ayurveda is an ancient science, which believe in preventive measures for healthy persons and treat a patient by medicines which is described in ayurvedic textbook and Aachar rasayan.

Coronavirus achar rasayan pranvahsrotas immunity aupsargic rog

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