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Abstract

A CROSSECTIONAL SURVEY STUDY TO ESTABLISH RELATION BETWEEN OJAKSHAYA AND MADHUMEHA (TYPE 2 DM)

Dr. Siminayani G.*, Dr. Chetan M. and Dr. Mamatha T.

ABSTRACT

Introduction: The human body, known as "Shareera," is a harmonious union of four fundamental entities: the physical body, the senses, the mind, and the soul.[1] This equilibrium is intricately sustained by a vital life force called "Ojas."[2] Ojas is the foremost entity to form after the emergence of the foundational elements Vata, Pitta, and Kapha and Sapta Dhatu, accumulating the essence of living beings and any disturbance to Ojas, termed "Ojovikruti," poses a significant threat to life. Factors contributing to Ojas depletion include loss of bodily tissues, injuries, emotional distress, excessive hunger.[1] Materials and Methods: In this study of investigating Ojas in the context of Madhumeha (type 2 Diabetes mellitus), 200 diagnosed patients participated. They were assessed for Ojakshaya through a self-designed questionnaire. Aims and Objectives: The primary objective was to evaluate Ojakshaya symptoms in these patients and determine if the condition's duration correlated with the extent of Ojakshaya. Observation and Results: The research identified Ojakshaya symptoms in Madhumeha patients, with longer disease duration intensifying these effects. This supports the concept of Dhatu depletion and Vata aggravation leading to profound Ojakshaya in diabetes, emphasizing the significance of Ojas in this context.[1]

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