Jain Akhil

175 Pages·2011·2.15 MB·English

“Effect of Shankhadi Rasakriya Anjana in the
Management of Avrana Shukla w.s.r. to Corneal
Opacity.”
– By –
AKHIL JAIN
Dissertation submitted to the
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka.
In partial fulfillment of the requirement for the degree of

Ayurveda Vachaspati
(Master of Surgery)
In
Shalakya Tantra
Under the guidance of
Dr. ASHWINI M.J
M.S. (Ayu)
Reader

DEPARTMENT OF P.G. STUDIES IN SHALAKYATANTRA
S.D.M. COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA & HOSPITAL, HASSAN – 573 201.
2010
DECLARATION BY THE CANDIDATE 

I hereby declare that this dissertation / thesis entitled “Effect of Shankhadi Rasakriya
Anjana in the Management of Avrana Shukla w.s.r. to Corneal Opacity” is a
bonafide and genuine research work carried out by me under the guidance of
Dr. Ashwini M J Reader, Department of Post Graduate Studies In Shalakya Tantra S. D.
M. College of Ayurveda and Hospital, Hassan – 573201.

Date: Signature of the candidate
Hassan Akhil Jain
DEPARTMENT OF POST GRADUATE STUDIES IN
SHALAKYA TANTRA 
S.D.M. COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA & HOSPITAL, HASSAN – 573 201. 
              (Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka) 

CERTIFICATE BY THE GUIDE 

This is to certify that the dissertation entitled “Effect of Shankhadi Rasakriya Anjana
in the Management of Avrana Shukla w.s.r. to Corneal Opacity” is a bonafide
research work done by Akhil Jain in partial fulfillment for the degree of Ayurveda
Vachaspati (M.S. Ayurveda) in Shalakya Tantra.

Date: 
Hassan          Signature of the guide 
          Dr. Ashwini M J 
                           Reader  
              PG Studies in Shalakya Tantra. 
S D M College of Ayurveda, 
Hassan.573201
DEPARTMENT OF POST GRADUATE STUDIES IN SHALAKYA TANTRA 
S. D. M. COLLEGE OF AYURVEDA & HOSPITAL, HASSAN – 573 201 
(Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Bangalore, Karnataka) 

ENDORSEMENT BY THE H O D, PRINCIPAL / HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION 

This is to certify that the dissertation “Effect of Shankhadi Rasakriya Anjana in the
Management of Avrana Shukla w.s.r. to Corneal Opacity” is a bonafide research
work done by Akhil Jain Under the guidance of Dr. Ashwini M J Reader, Department
of Post Graduate Studies In Shalakya Tantra S. D. M. College of Ayurveda and
Hospital, Hassan – 573 201.

Seal & Signature of the H O D        Seal  & Signature of the Principal 
Dr. Shamsa Fiaz          Dr. Prasanna N Rao 
Assistant  Professor        Principal 
Dept. of P G Studies in Shalakya Tantra      S D M College of Ayurveda, 
S D M College of Ayurveda,         Hassan. 
Hassan.
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DECLARATION BY THE CANDIDATE

I hereby declare that the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka shall
have the rights to preserve, use and disseminate this dissertation / thesis in print or
electronic format for academic / research purpose.

Date: Signature of the candidate
Hassan: Akhil Jain
© Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

This work is a reflection of the rays of mercy emitted from the Almighty. Words
fell short in evaluating this benison in each and every aspect of my life. At this juncture
my head bows down at His feet with a holy passion.
At this elated outset of, successful, consummation of my dissertation, it is beyond
the reach of any language to express the pure, warm, sweet and bright flame of
gratefulness to my loving parents, sister and brothers. Whose infinite inspiration and
benisons is the prime source of my progress and success. Nothing can ever absolve me of
my indebtedness to the sacrifices of my family members.
I wholeheartedly thank Dr. D. Veerendra Heggadeji, Founder of this institution
for giving me a chance to study in this esteemed institution.
My words cannot express the zeal of happiness while depicting my deep sense of
gratitude to my beloved and proficient principal Dr. Prasanna N Rao, Dean
Dr. Gurudeep Singh, my guide Dr. Ashwini M J & Dr. Dingari Lakshmana Chary
who have been the main source that prompted me to undertake this tenacious task. I
profess myself blessed to have been able to work under them, whose original scientific
and blooming contemplations have enshrined me to develop disciplinary manners of
scientific research as well as knowledge of life.
I am equally grateful to lecturers Dr. Dheeraj B.C., Dr. Abhijit H.N.,
Dr. Shamsa Fiaz, Dr. Nalini, Dr. Amarnath H K, and Dr. Gururaj Anil Bhat who
has been a source of inspiration for me.
Our beloved seniors named Dr. Swapna D. Bhandari, Dr. Sreevidya P.,
Dr. Venkatesh Joshi, Dr. Sreekanth N.P., Dr. Arun B., Dr. Chaitanya M., Dr.
Naveen B. S., Dr. Gangadhar T and Dr. Nagaraj were as soul mates ever present in
the hour of need. They are so close and so honest, they are more than that…. no matter
where ever I go in my life they will always be close to me.
No words can express the heartfelt gratitude to my dear friends as well as
departmental batch mates Dr. Jyotirmoy Sarma, Dr. Goutham S Gundi, Dr. Divya
Stuvert for always standing with me in each and every improbable moment in my work
and life. The few words of thanks are not sufficient for granted help, encouragement and
affection.
I also remember the affectionate help received from my juniors Dr. Ashwini
B.N., Dr. Sathyaprakash, Dr. Mayank and Dr. Elsy for the successful completion.
I also remember the affectionate help received from my friends Dr. Sumanth,
Dr. Joy, Dr. Ketan, Dr. Dilbag and Dr. Varun for the successful completion.
I shall be lacking in my duty without thanking to the members of Sreedhareeyam
and M.M. Joshi Eye Hospital, Hubli for their help rendered to me during my study.
I cordially thanks to my dearest Nikhil, Rajni and Nidhi for providing me moral
support, love, affection and constant encouragement during my each and every step.
This work would not be finished undisturbed if not supported by the staff
members. Hence, I am so thankful to the entire hospital staff, library staff, institutional
staff and the patients, who are the pillars of my research work.
My poor memory cannot remember all the names those who helped me directly or
indirectly in this work, so here I am thankful to all of them.

-Akhil Jain
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS 
A.H.      ‐   Astanga Hridaya 
A.S.      ‐   Astanga Sangraha 
A.V.      ‐   Atharvanaveda 
Ar.      ‐   Arunadatta 
B.P.      ‐   Bhava Prakasha 
B.R.      ‐   Bhaishajya Ratnavali 
B.S.      ‐   Bharadvaja Sutra 
B.S.      ‐  Bhela Samhita 
C.S.      ‐   Caraka Samhita 
Chakra.     ‐   Chakrapani 
Chi.      ‐   Cikitsa Sthana 
Da.      ‐   Dalhana 
G.N.                 ‐   Gada Nigraha 
Gan.      ‐   Gangadhara 
K.N.      ‐   Kaiyyadeva Nighantu 
K.S.      ‐   Kashyapa Samhita 
K.Su.      ‐   Koushika Sutra 
M.N.      ‐   Madhava Nidana 
Ma.      ‐   Madhukosha 
R.G.      ‐   Raja Nighantu 
Rig                          ‐            Rigveda 
S.K.D                          ‐       Sabdakalpa druma 
S.S.      ‐   Sushruta Samhita 
Sa.      ‐   Sharira Sthana 
Sh.S.      ‐   Sharangdhara Samhita 
Si.      ‐   Siddhi Sthana 
Su.      ‐   Sutra Sthana 
Utt.      ‐   Uttara Tantra 
Vi.      ‐   Vimana Sthana 
Y.R.      ‐   Yoga Ratnakara
LIST OF TABLES

Table 1. Classification of Eye Diseases on the basis of Adhistana
Table 2. Showing the classification of the Vartma Gata Rogas
Table 3. Showing the classification of the Sandhi Gata Rogas
Table 4.Showing the classification of the Krishna Mandala Gata Rogas
Table 5. Showing the classification of the Shukla Mandala Gata Rogas.
Table 6. Showing the classification of the Sarva Akshi Rogas.
Table 7 showing the classification of the Drushtigata Rogas
Table 8. Showing the classification of the Agantuja Rogas
Table 9. Showing the classification of Akshi Rogas on the basis of mode of treatment
Table 10. Layers of Cornea
Table 11. Chemical Constituents of Cornea and Sclera
Table 12. Description about Avrana Shukla in Different Samhitas
Table 13. Showing Samanya Netra Roga Nidana
Table 14. Showing the samprapti of Avrana Shukla
Table 15. Showing the general line of treatment of eye diseases
Table 16 Showing classification of various Anjanas according to Rasa and Guna
Table 17 Showing type and time of administration of Anjanas
Table 18 Showing chemical composition of Madhu
Table 19: Showing the age wise distribution of 40 patients.
Table 20: Showing the sex wise distribution of 40 patients
Table 21: Showing the Diet wise distribution of 40 patients
Table 22: Showing the occupation wise distribution of 40 patients
Table 23: Showing the Socio-economic status wise distribution of 40 patients
Table 24. Showing Religion wise distribution of 40 patients.
Table 25 Showing Habitat wise distribution of 40 patients
Table26 Showing the Prakriti wise distribution of 40 patients.
Table 27: Incidence of Symptoms Wise Distribution of 40 Patients of Avrana Shukla
Table 28. Showing severity of Vedana wise distribution of 40 patients
Table 29. Showing severity of Srava wise distribution of 40 patients