ARTICLE PRESENTATION-DHATVAGNI

                                       ARTICLE PRESENTATION-DHATVAGNI

Presenter- Dr. Keerthi B S , 3rd year PG scholar

                                              Title of the article

 Article 1: Dhatvagni.

Article 2: Dhatvagnivyapara in Carcinogenesis.

CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION VATAJA GRAHANI [IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME]

                                                   CLINICAL CASE DISCUSSION

VATAJA GRAHANI [IRRITABLE BOWEL SYNDROME]

Presenter- Dr.Lalita Suranagi , 2nd year PG Scholar

A 19-year-old female patient, Ramya, presented with symptoms of altered bowel habits, urgency for defecation immediately after meals, and unsatisfactory evacuation, suggestive of Grahani (~Irritable Bowel Syndrome).

Treatment:Patient was administered Ksheerabasti in a Yoga Basti pattern (alternate Niruha and Anuvasana with milk-based medicated enema), targeting Agni Deepana, Srotoshodhana, and Vata-Pitta shamana.

Outcome:Post-treatment, the patient showed marked clinical improvement, with reduced bowel frequency, better evacuation, and decreased urgency. The progress was objectively assessed using the IBS Severity Scoring System (IBS-SSS), demonstrating significant score reduction, indicating effective management of Grahani through Ayurvedic intervention.

SEMINAR PRESENTATION - TREATMENT PROTOCOL OF MUTRAVAHA AND PURISHAVAHA SROTO VIKARA

                                                          SEMINAR PRESENTATION

TREATMENT PROTOCOL OF MUTRAVAHA AND PURISHAVAHA  SROTO VIKARA

Presenter- Dr.Nayana D R, 2nd year PG Scholar 

The presentation provides a detailed Ayurvedic approach to the diagnosis and treatment of Mutravaha and Purishavaha Srotovikaras, which are disorders of the urinary and fecal systems. It emphasizes the role of Apana Vata and identifies common causes and symptoms of Srotodushti (channel vitiation). Treatment involves Shodhana (cleansing) therapies like Basti (medicated enema)—including Niruha, Anuvasana, and Uttara Basti—which are central for Vata-related issues like Mutrakruchra and Mutraghata. Snehana (oleation), Swedana (sudation), Virechana (purgation), and Vamana (emesis) are used depending on the Dosha predominance. Herbal medicines like Gokshura, Punarnava, Pashanabheda, Varuna, and Dashamoola are employed for their Mutrala, Ashmaribhedaka, and anti-inflammatory properties. Conditions such as Ashmari, Atisara, Pravahika, Purishaja Krimi, and Arshas are managed using a combination of Samshodhana, Samshamana (palliative), dietary regulation (Pathya-Apathya), and Rasayana therapies to restore function, reduce recurrence, and prevent complications.

FREE HEALTH, TIMELESS CARE

 FREE HEALTH, TIMELESS CARE.

A free health  camp was held on 24th July 2025, Camp was organized by, Dr. Lakshmi Narayana Shenoy, Assistant Director GRC Mysuru.

Faculty Member Attended the Camp-Dr.Sidram Guled Assistant Professor Dept. of  Kayachikitsa.

Second year Post graduate students Attended the camp - Dr.Siddalinga Swamy J M, Dr.Lalita Suranagi, Dr.Nayana D R, Dr.Meenakshi, Dr.Pallavi Koli, Dr.Megha M Pujari.

 

ARTICLE PRESENTATION-BREAST CANCER

                              ARTICLE PRESENTATION-BREAST CANCER

Presenter-Dr.Megha M Pujari , 3rd year PG scholar

                                              Title of the article

New Approach in Breast Cancer Therapy Through Green Nanotechnology and Nano-Ayurvedic Medicine- Preclinical and Pilot Human Clinical Investigations

SEMINAR PRESENTATION -TREATMENT PROTOCOL OF MANOVAHA SROTO VIKARA

                                                          SEMINAR PRESENTATION

TREATMENT PROTOCOL OF MANOVAHA SROTO VIKARA

Presenter- Dr.Megha M Pujari, 2nd year PG Scholar

This presentation on Manovaha Srotas explains the Ayurvedic concept of subtle channels governing mental functions, rooted in the Hridaya and influenced by Rajas and Tamas along with Sharirika Doshas. It highlights causative factors like Prajnaparadha, Asatmendriyartha Samyoga, and Parinama, which lead to various Manasika Vikara such as Unmada, Apasmara, Chittodvega, Vishada, and Atattvabhinivesha. Management follows a threefold approach—Daivavyapashraya (spiritual measures), Yuktivyapashraya (rational therapies including Shodhana and Shamana), and Satvavajaya (psychotherapy)—supported by Medhya Rasayana, Ahara-Vihara, and lifestyle regulation. The emphasis is on restoring Sattva, clearing mental channels, and achieving mind-body balance through holistic, individualized treatment

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CARDIO YOGA SUMMIT-2025

 

CARDIO YOGA SUMMIT-2025

AN ENLIGHTENING SESSION ON MANAGING DIABETES THROUGH THE PRACTICE OF YOGA.

"Cardio yoga Summit 2025" for an Enlightening  session on Managing Diabetes Through the Practice of Yoga held on 14th July 2025 Organized by Dr.Lakshmi Narayan Shenoy 

Program was attended by HOD Dept. of PG Studies in Kayachikitsa Dr. Ananta Desai, Faculty members Dr.Sanjay Kumar M D Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa, Dr.Sidram Guled Assistant Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa and Postgratuate Students Dept. of Kayachikitsa.

 

This event had 3 Sientific sessions.

1.Research  Updates in managing Diabetes through Yoga by, Dr.Raghavendra Rao M Director, CCRYN.
2.Yoga and Diabetes:Past, Present and Fruture by Dr. Manjunath N k Vice Chancellar,S-VYASA University.
3.Recent Advances in the Magement of Diabetes Mellitus and Role of Yoga Intervations by, Dr.Tejaswini Deepak Medical Director, Samatwam, Banglore.

                                             Interactive Pannel Discussion

A panel discussion was conducted to adress and clarify the audience's questions and concerns.

Dr.Sanjay Kumar M D Professor Dept. of Kayachikitsa was one of the pannel member.

 

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