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*1Dr. Gupta Priya, 2Dr. Acharya Niranjan S., 3Dr. Dixit Shiv Om, 4Dr. Agrawal Mohit

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    AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF MUTRAKRICCHA (URINARY TRACT INFECTION): A CASE REPORT

    Background: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections worldwide. UTIs affect both sexes but are more common in women. The increased incidence of UTI in females is attributed to many factors like short urethra, proximity of urethra to anal area...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-08-010 citationsDOI
  • Health & MedicineOpen access

    EFFECT OF INDRAYAVADI YOGA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SHWETA PRADARA – A CASE SERIES

    Background: Shweta Pradara is described in Ayurveda as excessive, white vaginal discharge caused predominantly by vitiation of Kapha Dosha along with involvement of Rasa Dhatu and Artavavaha Srotas. It can be clinically correlated with leucorrhoea in modern gynecology. Improper d...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-08-010 citationsDOI
  • BiologyOpen access

    AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF MUTRAKRICCHA (URINARY TRACT INFECTION): A CASE REPORT

    Background: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections worldwide. UTIs affect both sexes but are more common in women. The increased incidence of UTI in females is attributed to many factors like short urethra, proximity of urethra to anal area...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-08-010 citationsDOI
  • Health & MedicineOpen access

    EFFECT OF INDRAYAVADI YOGA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SHWETA PRADARA – A CASE SERIES

    Background: Shweta Pradara is described in Ayurveda as excessive, white vaginal discharge caused predominantly by vitiation of Kapha Dosha along with involvement of Rasa Dhatu and Artavavaha Srotas. It can be clinically correlated with leucorrhoea in modern gynecology. Improper d...

    Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)2026-08-010 citationsDOI