World Journal of Pharmaceutical
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Abstract

CLINICAL ASPECTS OF MADATYAYA; MANAGEMENT THROUGH PHARMACOLOGICAL AND NON-PHARMACOLOGICAL APPROACHES OF AYURVEDA

Dr. Athulya C. M.* and Dr. Nirmal Mahendra Savale

ABSTRACT

Madatyaya is characterized by excessive alcohol consumption, symptoms includes aphasia, thirst, confusion, headache, numbness and disturbed mortar coordination. Alcohol abuse or excessive alcoholism known as Madatyaya in Ayurveda, it not only harms the health of individual but also impacts social and economic well being of family. Madatyaya is categorized as a lifestyle disorder or addictive disorder, its prevalence increases globally due to the modern pattern of life style. Madatyaya affects Hridaya, Rasavaha srotas, Manovaha srotas and Oja, etc. Mithya, Atiyoga and Heenayoga, etc. are behavioral issue related with Madatyaya. The treatment regimen includes Satvavajay Chikitsa, Yoga practices, Shaman Chikitsa (Rasayana medications), Snehan, Swedan, Nabhi puran, Nasya, Shirodhara and Basti, etc. Ayurvedic approaches not only address physical symptoms but also cure psychological and emotional aspects. This article explores pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches of Ayurveda for the management of Madatyaya.

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