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Abstract

A CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF MARMA CHIKITSA IN KATIGRAHA

Dr. Sneha Dagadu Raypure*, Dr. Rita Marwaha and Dr. Nisha Bhalerao

ABSTRACT

Katigraha was first described as an independent disease entity in the Gada Nigraha, within the Vatavyadhi chapter. This same description is also Found in Bhavaprakash. Katigraha occurs when Vata Dosha, with or without Ama Dosha, Settles in the Kati, leading to pain and stiffness in the Katipradesh (lumbar region). Aacharya sharangdhar also mentioned Katigraha in Vataja Nanatmaja Vyadhi.With its increasing prevalence in today's world, efficient management with swift and lasting effects is essential. In such cases, Marma Chikitsa, an alternative Ayurvedic therapy, is recommended. Multiple sessions are necessary for optimal results. Katigraha can be effectively treated, irrespective of its severity or duration. This study emphasizes 5 specific Marma Sthana (energy points) for managing Katigraha, based on relevant literature. This conceptual study could be valuable from both clinical and surgical perspectives.

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