Abstract

Dr. Shamali Vishwas Kamble*, Dr. Jayvant Vasant Kharat and Dr. Sujata Deepak Kate

ABSTRACT

The Ayurvedic management of Krimigranthi, commonly known as Blepharitis, through the utilization of Haridra Kwath Pariseka, a traditional herbal remedy. Krimigranthi is a chronic inflammatory disorder of the eyelid margins, causing discomfort and aesthetic concerns. Haridra (Curcuma longa), well-known for its anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and immunomodulatory properties, is formulated into a decoction known as Haridra Kwath. The therapeutic application of Haridra Kwath through Pariseka aims to alleviate the symptoms of Krimigranthi and address its underlying causes. The clinical features of Shyavavartma, klinnavartma, and Krimigrahthi is described by the Sushruta, Vaghbhata, Yogratnakar, Madhavnidan. resembled with clinical features of blepharitis. Numerous use of drugs and attempt have been tried to treat this disease, but it still having recurrence is also major fact regarding the disease. Clinical studies exploring the efficacy of Haridra Kwath Pariseka in Blephritis management are reviewed, highlighting its potential to alleviate symptoms such as redness, itching, and swelling. Furthermore, the holistic approach of Ayurveda in addressing individual constitution (Prakriti) and potential root causes of Krimigranthi is underlined. Possible mechanisms of action, including inhibition of pro-inflammatory cytokines and modulation of immune responses, are hypothesized based on existing research on Haridra. Hence I took Haridra Kwath Pariseka to treat Blepharitis. It shows better result on itching, burning sensation, irritation and watering. It is safe and cost effective treatment for management of Blepharitis.