A 62-year-old diabetic male with a non-healing foot ulcer was treated with a combination of Ayurvedic internal and external therapies along with modern methods like vacuum-assisted wound suction and skin grafting. The multi-dimensional approach led to significant improvement in wound healing, highlighting the effectiveness of combining traditional and contemporary treatments for managing non-healing diabetic foot ulcers.

A 20-year-old with ulcerative keratitis, unresponsive to conventional treatment, opted for Ayurveda after being advised keratoplasty. He underwent Jaloukavacharana, Snehapana, Virechana, Nasya, Anjana, Tarpana, and Putapaka therapies. His symptoms of pain, redness, and photophobia improved significantly, with visual acuity improving from hand movements to 6/24. This case highlights Ayurveda's potential in managing eye infections.

Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) was treated using Ayurveda with a focus on Sarvangavata and a customized treatment plan. Panchakarma therapies like Koshta shodhana, Abhyanga, Shirotalam, and Basti were followed for 14 days, followed by 151 days of oral medications. The patient showed complete recovery of motor, sensory, and sphincter functions, with a follow-up of 437 days ensuring sustained results.

A 62-year-old male with chronic alcoholism developed severe ascites, edema, and encephalopathy, requiring repeated tapping. After conventional treatment, he was managed with Ayurvedic therapies, including Hingutriguna thailam, Aviltholadi bhasma, and dietary adjustments. After 36 days of treatment, his abdominal girth, weight, and edema significantly improved, and his Child-Pugh score reduced from 12 to 8, leading to a successful recovery.

A 58-year-old male with Parkinson’s disease, diagnosed 15 years ago, showed significant improvement through Ayurvedic treatments. He received Dashamoola Kashaya Dhara, Sarvanga Abhyanga, Shirodhara, and internal medications like Mahabhutarnava ghrita. Tremors, coordination, balance, and sensory perceptions improved, allowing a reduction in L-DOPA dosage. PDQ-39 and Schwab-England scales indicated enhanced quality of life and daily functioning.

A 36-year-old male with lumbar spondylosis and progressive back pain was successfully treated with Ayurvedic methods. The treatment included Katibasti with Sahacharadi taila, followed by Erandamuladi Madhutailika basti and Sahacharadi kashaya. After 14 days, his Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) score improved from 28 to 16, demonstrating the effectiveness of this Ayurvedic protocol in managing lumbar spondylosis.

A patient with mitral stenosis due to rheumatic fever, awaiting valve transplant, was treated with Ayurveda. After 11 months, 3D cardiovascular cartography showed an increase in the mitral valve area from 1.3 sq cm to 3.52 sq cm, approaching normal size. This case highlights Ayurveda's potential in managing valvular heart disease and warrants further research.

A 57-year-old male with pemphigus vulgaris (PV) and type 2 diabetes (T2DM) was treated with Naturopathy and Yoga (N&Y) therapies alongside conventional medicine. After 10 days, he showed improved quality of life (QoL), reduced insulin dosage, and weight loss. Although skin lesions didn't improve, the positive QoL changes suggest N&Y's potential in managing PV and T2DM, warranting further research.

A 15-year-old boy with juvenile spondyloarthropathy (diagnosed as Aamavata in Ayurveda) was treated with Ayurvedic medicines like Ajamodadi churnam, Simhnad Guggulu, and Panchakarma therapies. After 3 months of treatment, he showed complete remission of symptoms, including pain and swelling. Follow-up for 3 years revealed no relapse. This case suggests early Ayurvedic intervention can lead to remission and prevent disease progression.

A 72-year-old male with Oro-facial herpes caused by HSV-1 was successfully treated with Ayurveda. Diagnosed as Visarpa, the patient had symptoms like vesicles, edema, and burning pain. Treatment focused on Pitta dosha and raktadhatu vitiation, using tikta, sheetaveerya, and ruksha drugs. After 5 months, pain, headache, and burning sensations significantly improved, showing the effectiveness of Ayurvedic management.

Dyshidrotic eczema, affecting hands and feet, was diagnosed as "Dushivisha janya visaphota kushtha" in Ayurveda, characterized by pustules with thin skin and a pitta-kapha imbalance. Treated with Visha Hara and Rasayan Chikitsa, the patient showed significant improvement in skin lesions within one month, with complete remission and no further attacks after a two-month follow-up, supported by photographic evidence.

Male infertility, often linked to oligoasthenozoospermia and anxiety, contributes to 50% of global infertility cases. This case report demonstrates the effectiveness of Ayurvedic treatment, including counseling, Shodhana, and Mashadi choornam, in improving sperm quality and quantity, reducing anxiety, and enabling natural conception. The integrative approach led to significant improvements in both seminal parameters and mental well-being.

A 28-year-old woman with medium-sized vessel vasculitis, unresponsive to allopathic treatment, was successfully managed with Ayurveda. Diagnosed as Siragatavata with Dusta Vrana, she underwent Panchakarma therapies, including Vrana Prakshalana, Virechana, and Erandmooladi Niruha Basti, along with oral Ayurvedic medications. Skin lesions healed within a month, and after 18 months, the patient was symptom-free, showing promising results for Ayurvedic management.

A 65-year-old woman with herpes zoster and Type 2 diabetes was treated using Ayurvedic principles, specifically bloodletting with medicinal leeches (Jalauka). The leeches reduced pain, burning, and disease progression by interfering with exosome communication. The treatment, combined with modern diabetes management, resulted in significant pain relief and complete recovery, suggesting Ayurveda's potential in herpes zoster management. Further research is needed.

Fistula in ano, akin to Bhagandara in Ayurveda, remains a challenging condition despite centuries of treatment advancements. Ksharsutra therapy has been effective but is time-consuming and painful. The IFTAK technique, which combines interception of the fistulous tract with Ksharsutra application, offers a promising alternative, reducing treatment duration, post-procedural pain, and scarring, as shown in a case of trans-sphincteric fistula.

This case report describes the first known instance of a COVID-19 patient treated exclusively with Ayurveda. Despite presenting with severe symptoms, the patient recovered quickly using only Ayurvedic medicines. This highlights the potential of Ayurvedic pharmacopoeia in managing COVID-19 and encourages further exploration of its use in pandemic control, similar to the role of Traditional Chinese Medicine in China.

A 60-year-old woman developed Nicolau syndrome (NS) after receiving intramuscular diclofenac for knee osteoarthritis pain. Symptoms included fever, skin discoloration, necrosis, and pus formation. Diagnosed as NS and "Kotha" (Gangrene) in Ayurveda, she was treated with surgical debridement, wound cleansing, and oral medications. The case highlights a successful management approach using Ayurvedic principles alongside modern treatment for NS.

An 8-year-old boy with a congenital umbilical granuloma (red swelling, discharge, and occasional bleeding) was treated with Ayurvedic Kshara therapy. The granuloma, linked to improper umbilical cord cutting, was treated using Apamarga Pratisaraneeya Kshara (alkaline preparation) for two days. By the seventh day, the granuloma healed completely, demonstrating the effectiveness of Kshara Karma in treating such conditions.

This case report describes the successful use of Ayurveda in treating a COVID-19 patient with hypoxia (low oxygen levels) despite ongoing oxygen therapy. After the patient’s SPO2 remained low at 80%, Ayurvedic treatment was administered alongside oxygen support. Within a day, clinical improvement was observed, and SPO2 stabilized. The patient was discharged asymptomatically, highlighting Ayurveda’s potential in managing COVID-19 alongside conventional care.

A 68-year-old female with plaque psoriasis was treated with a multimodal Ayurvedic approach, addressing the disease's complex etiology. The patient showed complete recovery within a year, with no recurrence after treatment cessation. The treatment, aligned with Ayurvedic principles, included diet modification and herbal remedies, confirming Ayurveda’s effectiveness in managing psoriasis and promoting long-term health.

Dyspepsia (Amlapitta) is common due to improper diet and lifestyle, leading to pitta imbalance. A study assessed Ayurveda treatment for Urdhwaga Amlapitta in 30 patients, using personalized herbal-mineral remedies. Results showed significant symptom relief by day 21, with improved severity scores. Ayurveda treatment was effective, safe, and well-accepted, with patients expressing willingness for future use.

A 34-year-old female with acute calculus cholecystitis (ACC) opted for Ayurveda and Yoga instead of surgery. She received a 45-day treatment involving mild purgation, herbal medicines, and yoga sessions. After two months, the patient experienced complete symptom relief, with normal lab results. This case highlights the potential of Ayurveda and Yoga in managing ACC, suggesting further clinical studies on integrative medicine.

Modern life’s stress and overthinking contribute to physical and mental health issues. A 35-year-old female with sleep deprivation, irritability, and concentration loss was treated with 14 days of Shirodhara using sesame oil. Post-treatment, significant improvements were noted in her symptoms, mood scores, and stress biomarkers, with no adverse events observed, demonstrating Shirodhara’s effectiveness in stress management.

An 80-year-old female with a chronic wound for two years, recommended for amputation, was treated using a Sri Lankan Ayurvedic protocol. The treatment included hirudotherapy, Pongamia pinnata bark paste, and Flueggea leucopyrus, along with other remedies. After treatment, her pain, exudates, odor, burning, and itching were eliminated, swelling reduced, and significant healing occurred, avoiding amputation.

Sannipata jwara, a condition of disturbed doshas, parallels the multi-symptom nature of COVID-19. This report discusses the effective use of Ayurveda in managing uncomplicated COVID-19 cases. A 36-year-old male patient with symptoms like fever and body pain was treated with Ayurvedic medicines such as Indukantham Kashyam and Amrutharishtam. Post-COVID, respiratory strengthening was done with Agastya Rasayanam. Ayurveda's role in pandemic management is significant and needs wider integration.

A 60-year-old female with adhesive capsulitis (Kumbavatham in Siddha medicine) presented with shoulder pain and restricted movement. Treated with Siddha Varmam therapy, thokkanam, and Vathakesari thylam for 15 days, the patient showed significant improvement in pain and movement, measured by goniometer and SPADI index. No adverse effects were observed, and the patient was followed up for six months.

Burn injuries, with an annual incidence of 6-7 million in India, cause significant pain and disability. Patoladi vikeshika, an Ayurvedic contact layer dressing, was tested on second-degree burns. Made by impregnating Patoladi sikta taila on sterile gauze, it was applied every 48 hours. After 4-5 dressings, wounds healed without complications, suggesting Patoladi vikeshika as an effective, ideal dressing for burn care.

Nasal synechiae, a common complication after functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), affects 10-40% of patients. A 48-year-old male with nasal blockage and difficulty breathing was diagnosed with nasal synechiae. Managed with Ayurvedic Kshara Sutra, a treatment typically used for fistula-in-ano, the case highlights the potential of Ayurvedic intervention to prevent recurrence, offering an alternative to surgical methods like electrocautery.

A patient with Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) was diagnosed as Kaphaja Unmada in Ayurveda, presenting with sadness, worthlessness, and disturbed sleep. Integrative Ayurvedic treatment included pharmacological, counseling, and spiritual techniques, such as internal oleation, massage, steam therapy, and Shirodhara. After 352 days, the patient showed significant improvement, with depression scores dropping from 31 to 6, achieving complete remission by day 180.

Two female patients with limited systemic sclerosis (SSc) underwent a Yoga therapy program for 5 and 4 weeks, alongside conventional treatment. Both reported reduced pain, stiffness, and improved Quality of Life (QoL) at discharge and follow-up. Inflammatory markers (ESR, CRP) also decreased. This case series suggests Yoga as a beneficial adjunct for managing SSc, warranting further research.

A 25-year-old woman diagnosed with idiopathic granulomatous mastitis (IGM) after a breast lump excision showed persistent symptoms despite steroid and antibiotic treatment. After Ayurvedic therapy, her condition improved within a week and completely resolved in three months, with no recurrence over the next six months. Ayurveda offered effective management with fewer side effects, providing an alternative to prolonged steroid and antibiotic use.

A case of Limb Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD) was managed with Ayurvedic oral medicines and Panchakarma therapies, including Shalishashtika Pinda Swedana and Mustadi Yapana Basti. The patient showed improvement in pain, walking distance, muscle power, and reflexes, along with a reduction in serum creatine phosphokinase (S.CPK) levels. This case suggests that Ayurvedic treatment can effectively manage LGMD.

A 17-year-old female with necrotizing fasciitis, initially treated with surgery and antibiotics, sought Ayurvedic treatment after two months of unhealed wounds. Diagnosed with Vidradhi, based on Pitta dosha imbalance, she received Ayurvedic medicines and external applications. After one month, the wound healed completely with minimal scarring. This case suggests potential for Ayurvedic treatment in managing necrotizing fasciitis and warrants further research.

A 59-year-old male with Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) sought Ayurvedic treatment after 40 years of chronic symptoms. Managed with internal medicines, external therapies, diet modification, lifestyle adjustments, Yoga, and IAM Technique, the patient showed significant improvements. At follow-up, inflammation markers reduced, NSAID and DMARD doses were lowered, and steroids were significantly reduced, highlighting the potential of integrating Ayurveda and Yoga with conventional AS treatment.

A 54-year-old male with obesity, type 2 diabetes, and sleep apnea was treated at an Ayurveda clinic for snoring and difficulty breathing. Following Ayurvedic principles, treatment focused on addressing the root causes of the conditions. After one month, snoring subsided, and after three months, significant improvements in HbA1c, blood glucose, lipid levels, and BMI were observed, suggesting Ayurveda's potential in managing metabolic Disorder.

A case study showed that a low-calorie diet from the reverse diet kit led to significant improvements in a patient with coronary artery disease (CAD). After 12 weeks of the diet, the patient experienced a 7.3 kg weight loss, normalized blood pressure, and a 92.8 mm³ reduction in atheroma volume, suggesting the diet's potential in reducing atheroma burden and improving heart health.

A 52-year-old female with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (T2DM) not on conventional medication underwent Ayurvedic treatment, including medicated purgation, body rubbing, Ayurvedic medicines, diet, and Yoga for one year. This integrated approach improved her glycaemic control, reversed diabetes, and avoided complications like hypoglycemia or cardiovascular risks, demonstrating the effectiveness of Ayurveda and Yoga in managing T2DM without adverse effects.

A 35-year-old woman with PCOS and infertility for 11 years, unsuccessful with conventional treatments, underwent Ayurvedic therapy. The diagnosis of Vandhyatva (infertility) due to Nashtartava (amenorrhea) led to a treatment plan including Shodhana (purification) and Shamana (mitigation). After 8 months, she conceived and delivered a healthy baby girl, highlighting Ayurveda's effectiveness in managing PCOS and promoting fertility.

A diabetic patient with suspected rhino-orbito-cerebral mucormycosis (MCR) was treated with jalaneti (saline nasal irrigation) due to a delay in antifungal therapy. Six sessions over four days provided significant relief from swelling and headache before endoscopic nasal debridement. Jalaneti, being cost-effective and easy to administer, may help manage MCR symptoms, warranting further research for its potential role in treatment.

A 6-month-old infant with Familial Chylomicronemia Syndrome (FCS) and severe hypertriglyceridemia was treated with Ayurvedic medicines, including herbs like Tinospora cordifolia and Triphala. After six months, serum cholesterol normalized, and triglyceride levels reduced significantly over three years. The treatment also reduced episodes of abdominal colic and pancreatitis, demonstrating the safety and efficacy of Ayurvedic management for congenital hyperlipidemia.

A 30-year-old male with multiple amoebic liver abscesses, presenting with rectal bleeding, fever, and abdominal pain, was treated with Ayurvedic therapy for 60 days without allopathic medications or invasive procedures. At the end of treatment, his symptoms improved, and a follow-up USG showed no liver lesions. The case highlights the effectiveness of Ayurvedic treatment for liver abscesses, with no significant adverse effects.

A comparative study involving four patients undergoing radiotherapy for head and neck carcinoma showed that Ayurvedic mouthwash (Draksha-guduchyadi yoga) was more effective in reducing oral mucositis compared to the conventional sodium bicarbonate-salt solution mouthwash. The Ayurvedic treatment significantly improved healing, highlighting Ayurveda's potential in enhancing quality of life for cancer patients undergoing radiotherapy.

A 62-year-old woman with Menière's disease experienced short-lasting unilateral neuralgiform headache attacks (SUNCT) after undergoing vairechanika nasya with shadbindu taila. The symptoms improved significantly with local oil massage and fomentation. While no direct causality was established, the case highlights a rare adverse event during Panchakarma, emphasizing the need for transparent reporting and careful management of treatments.

A case of Psoriatic Erythroderma (PsE) was successfully treated with Ayurvedic herbomineral preparations and dietary restrictions over three months. Diagnosed as Audumbara Kushtha and Ekakushtha, the patient received treatment for acute exacerbation and immune modulation. Follow-up for 1.5 years showed no complications or relapse, demonstrating the effectiveness of Ayurveda in managing PsE with proper diet and dosha balance.

A patient with multifocal onset ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), resembling Kaphavruta Udanavata in Ayurveda, was treated with Swedana, Niruhabasti, Virechana, and Sarpipana. After treatment, the patient's ALSFRS-R score improved from 29 to 38, with significant progress in speech, swallowing, walking, and other symptoms. The treatment helped delay late-stage complications, enhancing the patient's self-reliance.

A 34-year-old male with Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria (CSU) for 17 years, unresponsive to conventional treatments, was managed with Ayurvedic Panchakarma therapies (Snehapana, Vamana, Virechana) and internal medications for Seethapitta. After treatment, the patient showed complete remission in disease activity and improved quality of life, with positive safety and efficacy reflected in hematological and biochemical tests.

A 46-year-old woman with acute prolapsed inter-vertebral disc (IVDP) and severe pain was treated with Ayurvedic therapies including oral medications, medicated oils, fomentation, and medicated enema. After 7.5 months, her pain, stiffness, and radiculopathy significantly improved, and the Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) dropped from 94% to 9%. Follow-up MRI showed reduced disc displacement, demonstrating the potential of Ayurveda for treating IVDP.

A 25-year-old patient with Indralupta (alopecia areata) underwent Ayurvedic treatment, including vamana, virechana, basti, raktamokshana, and nasya, along with shamana therapy for 6 weeks. Within 15 days, hair regrowth was visible in multiple scalp and body patches. The results suggest that Ayurvedic shodhana and shamana treatments can be effective in managing Indralupta.

A 44-year-old male with Bell's palsy was treated with Ayurvedic therapies, including Sadyovamana (medicated emesis), oral medications, Pratimarsha nasya, and physiotherapy for 14 days. The patient showed complete recovery from facial weakness and swelling, much earlier than the typical self-resolving period of 6 months. This case highlights the effectiveness of Sadyovamana in managing Bell's palsy.

A patient with coronary artery disease and monomorphic ventricular tachycardia (mVT) was treated with Ayurvedic therapies aimed at balancing Agni, Rasa, and Vata doshas. After 24 days of treatment, the patient's ECG normalized, and mVT was completely cured. This case highlights the potential of Ayurveda in effectively managing cardiovascular conditions like mVT and left ventricular hypertrophy.

A 49-year-old male with anal myiasis and piles was treated with Ayurvedic interventions. Local application of neem oil, along with Ksharasutra ligation and internal medicines like Pippali and Vidanga, resulted in complete recovery in 29 days. Neem oil’s anthelmintic properties helped in tissue debridement, wound healing, and maggot elimination, offering a safe and effective treatment for myiasis.

A 50-year-old male with prurigo nodularis (PN) was treated using Ayurveda. The planned virechana therapy was interrupted due to the COVID-19 lockdown, so a milder version and conservative therapy were applied. Despite the change, the patient showed significant clinical improvement, with reduced pruritus, depression, and improved quality of life, as measured by various scales like DPS, NRS, and DLQI.

A 23-year-old woman with a right-sided endometrioma (6.9 x 5 cm) was treated with Yoga basti and Kuberaksha vati for pain and inflammation, avoiding surgery. After the first treatment, her symptoms improved, and she conceived within four months. The endometrioma size decreased over time, showing that Ayurvedic treatments can manage pain, reduce endometrioma size, and improve fertility.

A 24-year-old male with folliculitis decalvans (FD) and patchy hair loss was treated with Ayurveda medicine and leech therapy. Symptoms like itching, pain, and scarring improved significantly, and new hair growth was observed. After 33 months of follow-up, no recurrence occurred. The study suggests Ayurveda and Jalaukavacharana may be more effective than contemporary treatments for FD.

A 27% first-degree and 15% second-degree burn injury was treated using a combination of modern and Ayurvedic therapies. Ayurvedic treatments included Ropanaghrita (medicated ghee), Tinospora cordifolia leaves, fumigation therapy, and oral medications. After 60 days, the burn wound healed completely, and the patient resumed normal activities. The integrated approach showed promising results in burn management.

A 68-year-old man with an 8-year history of pruritic rashes on palms and soles, diagnosed as Palmo-Plantar Psoriasis (Vipadika), was treated with Ayurvedic medicines, Jivantyadi Yamaka, Triphala decoction, and 3 sittings of Jalaukavacharana (Leech Application). Significant improvement in itching, rash, scaling, and erythema was observed in 3 weeks, recommending this Ayurvedic approach for effective management.

A 37-year-old male with idiopathic small fibre neuropathy (iSFN) experienced severe pain, burning, and tingling for 5 years. Ayurvedic treatments, including Shamana and Shodhana therapies, Drakshadi Kwatha, Kalyanaka Gritha, and Nasya, resulted in significant symptom improvement, with VAS and NPS scores reducing to zero and five. This case highlights the effectiveness of Ayurveda in managing iSFN and improving quality of life.

A 34-year-old male with Sweet Syndrome (SS) presented with painful blisters, fever, and muscle stiffness. After ineffective corticosteroid treatment, he was prescribed Ayurvedic medications like Nagaradi Kasya, Siddha Makardwaja, and Kaisara Guggulu. Within 7 days, 50% of lesions improved, and full remission occurred by day 15. Ayurvedic treatment also reduced inflammatory markers, suggesting it as a potential alternative for SS management.

A 14-year-old female with Gas Geyser Syndrome, which caused dysgraphia, dyslexia, and neurological deficits, was treated at an Ayurvedic clinic. The condition was linked to toxins (Visha) and neurological Disorder (Vatavyadhi). Ayurvedic treatment, including internal medications and Panchakarma, significantly improved her cognitive abilities, memory, and communication skills, showcasing the effectiveness of Ayurveda for long-term recovery from Gas Geyser Syndrome.

This case series explores the role of Yoga as an adjuvant therapy for Functional Dyspepsia (FD), a complex gastrointestinal disorder. Three patients, previously non-responsive to medication, showed significant improvement after one month of Yoga therapy in addition to their regular treatment. Symptom scores on the Gastrointestinal Symptom Rating Scale and Dyspepsia Questionnaire decreased, suggesting Yoga's potential in managing FD symptoms.

This case study presents the Ayurvedic treatment of a chronic, non-healing venous leg ulcer (Dushta Vrana) in a 38-year-old female. Despite seven months of conventional treatment, the ulcer remained unresponsive. Ayurvedic therapy, including oral medicines and external wound care, resulted in complete healing. The case suggests Ayurveda's effectiveness in managing chronic ulcers, warranting further research for standardized protocols.

This case report discusses two neurological complications—Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis and Multiple Sclerosis exacerbation—following COVID-19 vaccination. Although vaccines showed safety and efficacy in trials, post-marketing surveillance is vital for identifying adverse events. Ayurvedic treatments were effective in managing these complications, emphasizing the need for individualized assessments and clinician approval before mass vaccination.

An 18-year-old female with perennial allergic rhinitis was treated with Ayurvedic medicines, including Rajanyadi Churna and Guduchi Kwath, followed by internal oleation with Mahatiktak Ghrita. After 15 days, symptoms like sneezing, nasal discharge, and congestion significantly reduced. Allergy markers also improved. This case suggests Ayurvedic treatments, excluding Nasya and Dhoompana, can effectively manage allergic rhinitis and warrants further research.

A 39-year-old male with classical trigeminal neuralgia (CTN) sought Ayurvedic treatment after two years of inadequate allopathic care. He received oral medications, Nasya, Kavalagraha, and Gandusha for three months. Significant improvement was observed in pain (VAS scale), anxiety/depression (HADS), and quality of life (SF-36), suggesting Ayurvedic interventions effectively reduce CTN pain and enhance life quality.

A patient with diabetes mellitus (HbA1C 14.87%, fasting glucose 346 mg/dl, post-prandial 511 mg/dl) was successfully treated with Ayurveda for Kaphaja Prameha. After eight months of treatment, his HbA1C decreased to 6.05%, showing significant improvement. This case highlights the potential effectiveness of Ayurvedic interventions in managing diabetes mellitus and encourages further research in the field.

Anaplastic Astrocytoma (AA) typically has a poor prognosis, with a median life expectancy of 3 years. This case presents a patient who, after partial resection, radiation, and chemotherapy, received Ayurvedic treatment to address side effects, boost immunity, and improve quality of life. The patient outlived the prognosis, with no residual lesions on MRI, suggesting the potential benefits of integrative care for AA.

Diabetic foot ulcers (DFU) are a serious complication of diabetes, often requiring multimodal treatment. This case series highlights six DFU cases treated with a combination of Ayurveda and allopathic medicine, including surgical debridement and insulin therapy, alongside Ayurvedic procedures like Vimlapana and Prakshalana. The integrative approach led to faster healing with minimal scarring, demonstrating promising outcomes and potential benefits of combined treatments.

Bladder neck contracture, a complication of TURP, causes urinary flow obstruction and pain. Ayurvedic texts describe similar conditions under Vatakundalika and Mutrotsanga. A 70-year-old male with recurrent bladder neck contracture after TURP was treated with Uttarabasti using Bala-Ashwagandhadi Taila and oral medicines. This Ayurvedic approach showed encouraging results, offering potential benefits for recurrent cases resistant to conventional treatments.

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) commonly affects women, leading to pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) and decreased pelvic floor strength (PFS). A patient with cystocele and uterine prolapse was treated with Ayurvedic Yoni abhyanga (vaginal massage) and oral medication. After seven days of treatment, follow-up after three months showed improved PFS, demonstrating the effectiveness of early Ayurvedic intervention in improving quality of life.

A 27-year-old primigravida with delayed labor was treated with Ayurvedic Matra Basti of Eranda Taila after 7 hours of abdominal pain and two days of no labor progress. This intervention led to the successful progression of labor and a safe delivery. Fetal parameters, including APGAR score and umbilical cord blood pH, showed no distress, highlighting Eranda Taila's effectiveness in managing delayed labor.

A 53-year-old man with Central Serous Retinopathy (CSR) was treated with Ayurveda, including Punarnvadi kashaya, Candraprabha Vati, Shiropichu, and Anjana karma. After one month, his visual acuity improved to 6/6, and Optic Coherence Tomography showed complete resolution of CSR. A one-year follow-up confirmed no recurrence, suggesting Ayurveda as an effective and prompt treatment for CSR in early stages.

A 28-year-old woman with first-trimester vaginal bleeding was diagnosed with a low-lying posterior placenta. Instead of conventional invasive treatments, she received an Ayurvedic treatment involving Gairika choorna and Shatadhauta ghrita applied as a local anointment. The non-invasive therapy successfully stopped the bleeding within one week, helping maintain the pregnancy. This approach offers a promising alternative to conventional methods.

A case of Alopecia Totalis (AT) was treated with a combination of Ayurvedic therapies and cupping. The treatment included Punarnava Mandoor, Manjistadi Kashaya, Purnachandrodaya Rasa, and external application of Malatyadi and Dhurdhurapatradi taila. The synergistic effect of these treatments, along with cupping's immunostimulant action, showed promising results, offering an alternative to conventional therapies for severe AA.

A 34-year-old female with Hodgkin's lymphoma was treated successfully with Ayurvedic remedies after conventional therapy failed. She presented with enlarged lymph nodes, pain, and swelling. The patient was given Arbudh hara Kashya, Kanchanar, Haridra, and other Ayurvedic formulations. After treatment, the lymph nodes reduced significantly, with clinical improvement from stage 17 to 4, showcasing Ayurveda's potential in managing lymphoma.

A 69-year-old woman with bronchial asthma and hypertension was treated with Basti (medicated enema), Dhumapana (fumigation), and oral Ayurvedic formulations for asthma and fever. Significant improvements in symptoms, the mMRC dyspnea scale, and pulmonary function tests were observed. This case highlights the potential of combining Ayurvedic therapies for managing asthma and offers insights into gut-lung modulation.

A 46-year-old woman with severe lumbar disc herniation (LDH) and disc sequestration underwent Ayurvedic treatment, including Basti (medicated enema) and Kati Basti (lumbosacral oil fomentation). After six months, her pain, radiculopathy, and numbness improved significantly. Her Oswestry Disability Index (ODI) score dropped from 90% to 6%, and MRI showed complete resolution of disc sequestration without neurological compression.

A patient with endometrial calcifications was treated using Ayurveda, specifically Uttara Basti with Kshara Oil and Phala Ghrita for three months. After the treatment, the patient experienced improved menstrual flow, reduced endometrial calcifications on ultrasound, and successfully conceived. This case highlights the potential of Uttara Basti as an effective, minimally invasive treatment for endometrial calcifications.

A 32-year-old woman with primary infertility due to endometriosis underwent unsuccessful IVF, IUI, and ICSI treatments. Diagnosed with Vandhyatva (infertility) in Ayurveda, she received Ayurvedic treatment including Virechana, Basti, and Uttarabasti. After five months, she conceived and delivered a healthy baby. This case highlights the potential of Ayurvedic therapies in treating infertility caused by endometriosis.

A chronic alcoholic patient who resumed heavy drinking after abstaining presented with symptoms of weakness, confusion, and body aches. Ayurvedic treatment combining Satvavajay Chikitsa, Yoga, and Shaman Chikitsa, including Rasayana medications and Panchakarma (oleation, swedan, nasya, etc.), was administered over two months. The treatment resulted in significant symptom relief and improved Glasgow Coma Scale score, highlighting Ayurveda's potential in managing alcoholism-related Disorder.

This case report discusses a 38-year-old female with bronchial asthma, whose symptoms worsened despite conventional treatment. Upon discovering hemorrhoids (Arsha), Ayurveda's Nidanarthakar Vyadhi concept was applied, treating both conditions together. Adding Arsha treatment improved asthma symptoms significantly, as shown by better peak expiratory flow rate, reduced respiratory rate, and improved dyspnoea scale, suggesting the benefits of integrated Ayurvedic treatment.

This case report describes a 59-year-old male with multiple myeloma, treated with an integrative approach combining Ayurvedic and conventional care. After chemotherapy, he chose Ayurveda over bone marrow transplant. Ayurvedic treatment addressed imbalances in Vata and Pitta doshas, leading to recovery without adverse effects. This highlights Ayurveda's potential in managing multiple myeloma, suggesting the need for further research.

This case report discusses a female patient with invasive ductal carcinoma (IDC) in the right breast, treated with an integrative approach of Ayurveda alongside chemotherapy. After experiencing severe side effects from chemotherapy, Ayurvedic treatment alleviated symptoms, improving tolerance to further cycles. After 11 years, the patient remains disease-free with excellent quality of life, highlighting Ayurveda's potential in supporting cancer treatment.

This case report discusses the successful management of recurrent Cutaneous Lichen Planus (CLP) in a 42-year-old female using Ayurvedic treatment. Despite no response to homeopathic or biomedical treatments, Ayurvedic interventions based on Kapha-Pitta imbalance led to recovery within six months after a relapse. The case highlights Ayurveda's potential in treating refractory skin conditions like CLP.

This case report discusses a 50-year-old male with diplopia due to partial third nerve palsy following a left orbital fracture. After 2 months of Ayurvedic treatment, including internal medicines and external therapies like Nasya and Siro Abhyanga, the patient fully recovered. The case suggests that early Ayurvedic intervention can effectively resolve traumatic diplopia, though further studies are needed to confirm its potential.

This case study describes the successful management of a breast abscess in a 32-year-old female using an integrated approach of surgery and Ayurveda. The patient underwent incision and drainage followed by regular dressing and Ayurvedic medications, which promoted granulation and complete healing. This approach, combining surgical and medicinal interventions, effectively treated the breast abscess, as described in Ayurvedic classics.

A 31-year-old male with otitis externa (Karnasrava) was treated with Gandhak Rasayana, an Ayurvedic formulation, for 21 days. Post-treatment, symptoms such as ear pain, discharge, itching, and inflammation improved significantly. The pus culture also became negative for Klebsiella. The case highlights Gandhak Rasayana's antibacterial, antifungal, and anti-inflammatory effectiveness in treating otitis externa, warranting further study.

A 51-year-old female breast cancer patient undergoing chemotherapy with insomnia was treated with Ayurvedic interventions, including Shirothalam with Kachuradi Churnam and Padabhyangam using Kshirabala oil, alongside Zolpidem. After 14 days, her Insomnia Severity Index score improved from 21 to 2, and her sleep quality increased significantly. This integrative approach showed promising results in managing insomnia without dependency on medications.

A 23-year-old male with a severe foot wound from trauma underwent integrated treatment at Shalya OPD. Ayurvedic care included Panchavalkala kashaya for irrigation, oral Amalaki rasayana, Triphala guggulu, and topical Jatyadi taila. After using antibiotics and analgesics for infection and pain, a skin graft was applied. The wound healed in three months, and the patient regained full mobility.

A 14-year-old female with mild to moderate Pre Menstrual Syndrome (PMS) symptoms, including lower abdominal pain, backache, and emotional distress, was treated with Ayurvedic dietary modifications. Green gram soup and barley porridge were prescribed during the first three days of her menstrual cycle for six cycles. This approach successfully minimized PMS symptoms, suggesting the potential of Ayurvedic dietary regimens for menstrual Disorder.

A 71-year-old patient with chronic subdural hematoma, following a fall, presented with seizures, hemiparesis, and disorientation. After surgery and recurrence, the patient was treated with Hamamelis virginica 200CH (homeopathic treatment). Within seven days, the patient showed full recovery, with no recurrence over three months. This case suggests a positive role of homeopathy in managing neurosurgical conditions, warranting further clinical trials.

A 31-year-old female with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus (HbA1c-13.5) successfully reversed her diabetes through Ayurveda dietary principles and therapeutic yoga. Key outcomes included reduced HbA1c, improved insulin resistance (HOMA IR), weight loss, and a decrease in waist circumference. The patient maintained normal glycemic parameters without pharmacotherapy, highlighting the effectiveness of Ayurveda and yoga in managing diabetes.

A 45-year-old woman with diffuse systemic sclerosis (SSc) was treated with Ayurvedic interventions for skin hardening, depigmentation, stiffness, and other symptoms. The treatment included *Vardhamana Pippali Rasayan*, *Virechan Karma*, *Basti Chikitsa*, and various oral medications. After 8 weeks, significant improvements were noted in skin softening, depigmentation, and overall well-being, highlighting Ayurveda’s potential in managing scleroderma.

A 63-year-old woman developed urinary incontinence after a hysterectomy, which didn't improve with conventional treatments. After 2.5 months of Ayurvedic therapy, including *Matrabasti*, *Madhutailika basti*, and palliative medicines like *Sukumara Ghrita* and *Chandraprabha Vati*, her condition improved significantly. By the second course of treatment, she no longer required diapers, highlighting the effectiveness of Ayurvedic interventions for urinary incontinence.

A 42-year-old male with vertigo, neck pain, and difficulty swallowing was diagnosed with congenital block vertebrae at C3-C4 after Ayurvedic consultation. Allopathic treatments provided no relief. Ayurvedic remedies, including *Ekangveerarasa*, *Trayodashang Guggulu*, and *Aswagandha Churna*, along with neck massages, resulted in significant symptom improvement and better quality of life, highlighting Ayurveda’s effectiveness in treating congenital vertebral conditions.

IUGR refers to fetal growth below expected potential. Fetuses with a single umbilical artery face higher risks of prematurity, IUGR, and intrauterine death. Ayurveda emphasizes holistic antenatal care, linking umbilical cord health to fetal nourishment. This case reports IUGR with a single umbilical artery, managed with Ayurvedic treatments promoting nourishment and strength, resulting in a full-term, 2.5kg baby delivered vaginally.

Migraine, a leading cause of disability, affects 16.6% globally, with women three times more prone. A 35-year-old male with recurrent migraines (Ardhavabhedaka) and hyperacidity (Amlapitta) was treated with Ayurveda, including Nidana parivarjana, Siravyadha, Nasya, and Dosha Shamana. MIDAS and NPR scores improved significantly, showcasing Ayurveda's efficacy in migraine management through personalized Dosha assessment and targeted therapies like Siravyadha and Nasya at the right disease stage.

A 60-year-old male with Benign Prostate Hyperplasia (BPH) and Hypertriglyceridemia (839 mg/dL) was treated using Ayurvedic principles focusing on Srotas. Varanadi Kashaya and Shilajitvadi Bati were administered, reducing triglycerides to 283 mg/dL and improving urinary symptoms. Over 1.5 years, Vastyamayantaka Ghritam was added, showing consistent improvement. This highlights the efficacy of kidney-targeted Ayurvedic treatments for obesity-related urinary and lipid Disorder, addressing Medovaha and Mutravaha Srotas.

Diabetic Nephropathy, a major complication of Diabetes Mellitus, can be detected early via urinary microalbumin, ACR, and GFR. Early intervention can delay progression. A case study treated four patients with Sirupeelai Kudineer, a Siddha formulation. Results showed improved CKD QOL, reduced blood urea, and stabilized serum creatinine and GFR, indicating its nephroprotective potential. It may complement hypoglycemic drugs in managing Diabetic Nephropathy.

A 13-year Episodic Cluster Headache (ECH) case, with severe annual attacks, was effectively treated using Ayurveda. Treatments included Jaloukavacharana (leech therapy), Kumkumadighrita Nasya, and oral medications like Drakshadi Kashaya. Post-treatment, the patient reported no headaches, with HIT-6 and CHIQ scores significantly improved, and DASS-21 scores normalized. This approach prevented recurrence, enhanced quality of life, and had no side effects.

A 46-year-old male with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL) presented with recurrent infections, fatigue, and edema. Treated with Ayurveda (Rajayakshma) and Siddha (Kuruthiputru) therapies, including Shamana Chikitsa, Mridu Virechana, and Rasayanas, he showed reduced infection frequency, improved performance, and a significant drop in TLC counts over 10 months. Integrated Ayurveda-Siddha approaches may enhance quality of life and stabilize hematological parameters in CLL patients