A Case Study of Chronic Kidney Disease

Abstract

Chronic Renal/Kidney Failure is another name for chronic kidney disease.  Kidney illness is becoming more common in India as a result of changing  lifestyles, dietary habits, hypertension, and uncontrolled diabetes. It is a silent  assassin. Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis are the most common treatments  for chronic kidney failure, followed by kidney transplantation. Kidney failure  treatment is highly costly and out of reach for most Indians. Ayurveda has  played an essential role in the early stages of renal failure in the hunt for this  effective and safe treatment. A 35-year-old male patient with pitting edoema on  his legs, eyes, and face, as well as dyspnea, frothy urine, anorexia, and  constipation, is the subject of this case study. Chronic Kidney Disease has been  diagnosed. Hemodialysis was recommended, but the patient refused, instead he  had Ayurvedic treatment with Punarnava Mandur, Vrukkadoshantak Vati, Ark PunarnavaArk Makoe. Symptoms and investigation have improved. The  purpose of this case study is to investigate Chronic Kidney Disease from an  Ayurvedic perspective, as well as to examine the results of Ayurvedic therapy  in Chronic Kidney Disease as a symptom and modern parameter investigation.