Sama Sannipata Jwara- Sepsis, SIRS, MODS, Septic Shock and Delirium

Mamidi, Prasad

doi:10.15406/ijcam.2017.08.00257

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“…Ayurveda Scholars have mentioned similitudes between Sama Sannipatika Jwara with ‘sepsis/septic shock/systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS)/multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS)/septic encephalopathy/delirium’. [ 42 ].…”

Section: Understanding Covid-19 Disease and Ayurvedamentioning

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Pathophysiology of Covid-19 and host centric approaches in Ayurveda

Pandkar¹,

Sachdeva²

2022

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine

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Section: Understanding Covid-19 Disease and Ayurvedamentioning

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Pathophysiology of Covid-19 and host centric approaches in Ayurveda

Pandkar¹,

Sachdeva²

2022

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine

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“…Sama sannipata jwara denotes a condition of an URTI & LRTI that gradually lead to pneumonia, sepsis, systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS), multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS), septic shock and ultimately death in susceptible individuals (i.e., individual with compromised immunity or low vitality or elderly). 30 The present verse denotes a condition of sore throat (streptococcal?) causing septic shock or SIRS or MODS and ultimately death.…”

Section: 'Yo Vidyut Mivaakaasho --Yasya Naasteeti Tam Vidu' (Verse 2)mentioning

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Chhaaya adhyaya of bhela indriya sthana - an explorative study

Mamidi¹,

Gupta²

2021

IJCAM

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BackgroundAyurveda (an ancient Indian system of medicine) has had a long history traceable to the Vedas (oldest Sanskrit literature originating in ancient India) whose age is regarded of late as about 10,000years back approximately. Maharshi Bhela was a direct disciple of 'Acharya Punarvasu Atreya' (the great preceptor/progenitor of Ayurveda) and colleague of Maharshi Agnivesha, Jatukarna, Parashara, Harita and Ksharapani. 'Maharshi Bhela' has composed an Ayurvedic treatise known as 'Bhela samhita' (1000 -2000 BC) which consists 120 chapters divided among 8 sections. Arrangement of the contents of 'Bhela samhita' is similar to that of 'Charaka samhita'. Bhela samhita has a number of unique concepts and vast majority of scientific literature that were neglected and unexplored till date. 1

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An Ayurvedic personalized prophylactic protocol in COVID-19

Nair¹,

Nair²,

Shankar³

2022

Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative Medicine

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The current COVID-19 pandemic brought about by the SARS-CoV-2, a novel β coronavirus is creating intense health havoc globally. Researchers suspect the situation to stay for long in the community, considering this virus’s pathogenesis, high rate transmission and tendency to provoke uncontrolled immune response activation. Immune mechanisms are highly individualistic. We put forward a hypothetical model of p rakruti (Ayurvedic body phenotyping character) based personalized prophylactic-therapeutic strategies aiming at a better immunomodulation and quicker resolution of host immune mechanisms. We propose this model in symptomatic, mild to moderate, COVID-19 diagnosed cases and in cases quarantined for high to low risk primary contact with a positive case. We also suggest a community level personalized Ayurvedic prophylactic-therapeutic strategy based on the DOTS model. Person-centered body purificatory measures ( panchakarma procedures) like therapeutic purgation ( virechana ) and medicated enema ( basti ) are suggested in this hypothetical protocol with justification on evidence-based links between immune responses and prakruti along with specific jwara (fevers of varied origin as per Ayurvedic sciences) and COVID-19 symptomatology. The paper also appraises the importance of pitta dosha/ama dosha in the manifestation of inflammation driven destructive phase of immune responses along with its stage-wise intervention. This hypothetical model intends to open up discussions on significance of prakruti assessment as a predictive marker to screen people who are at risk of succumbing into deteriorating states if infected with COVID-19. It also intends to discuss the predictive personalized medicine measures based on prakruti in yielding individual host immune homeostasis which may positively reduce the chances of untoward events of an aggravated immune responsiveness and subsequent inflammation driven tissue destruction – the candidate causes for COVID-19 related casualties. Testing this model may give insight towards emphasizing personalized host immune coping mechanisms that may prove crucial in any infectious outbreaks in near future too.

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Sama Sannipata Jwara- Sepsis, SIRS, MODS, Septic Shock and Delirium

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Pathophysiology of Covid-19 and host centric approaches in Ayurveda

Pathophysiology of Covid-19 and host centric approaches in Ayurveda

Chhaaya adhyaya of bhela indriya sthana - an explorative study

An Ayurvedic personalized prophylactic protocol in COVID-19

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