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Rohilkhand Journal of AYUSH Research (RJAR)
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Abstract

Effect of Shunthyadi Taila Nasya Versus Pippalayadi Taila Nasya Along With Chitraka Haritaki Systemically in the Management of Kshavathu (Allergic Rhinitis): A Research Protocol

Author: K.Sivabalaji1*, Roshna Bhutada2, Shraddha Jain3 Ashwini B.N4
Pages: 32-41
Published: 01-09-2025
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Abstract

Background: Poor life style habituates such as physical inactivity, exposure to mist, wind, dust,
sleep disruption increase are the factors responsible for allergic symptoms of the nose and its
severity. Allergic rhinitis (AR) is a mild to moderate allergic disease which affects approximately
10% to 30% of the world population. Symptoms usually include runny nose, sneezing, nasal
obstruction and nasal itching can vary from individual, with current treatment modality such as
antihistamine, intranasal glucocorticoid treatment and immunotherapy which need longer period.
Need of the study: In classic the symptoms of AR are seen in nasa roga under kshavathu where it’s
get relief from symptoms and increase the immune system. Hence Shunthyadi taila and Pippalayadi
taila nasal drop along with Chitraka Haritaki systemically in the management of Kshavathu.
Aim of the study: To compare the effect of nasya with Shunthyadi taila and chitraka Haritaki with
pippalaydi taila and Chitraka Haritaki in management of Ksavathu (Allergic Rhinitis).
Materials and method: Methodology of the study is active control single blind superiority clinical
trial. 196 patients of kshavathu will be treated by randomly dividing them into two, Group I having
98 patients will be subjected to Shunthyadi taila nasya and Chitraka Haritaki Systemically. Group
II control having 98 patients will be subjected to Pippalayadi taila nasya and Chitraka Haritaki
Systemically. The result will be draw from observation of the study after treatment.

Keywords
Acute Rhinitis, Nasya, Alternative therapy, Sneezing