Literature Review of Panchvalkaladya Churna & Kashaya in the Management of Non-Healing Wound

Abstract

Ayurveda is a science of life and is presumed when the origin of life on this earth  is mentioned in Samhita. In many references or ancient books miracle of  Ayurveda is described. This miracle is proven in the form of enhanced quality for  longer life. Moreover, Ayurveda provides new life by eradicating severe diseases.  Ayurveda is broadly described in eight parts. Knowledge Vrana is one of them that  are governed by human from the dawn of civilization. Human beings have been  vulnerable to harm since beginning, prompting them to consider healing from an  early stage of development. The injury from various causes lead to Vrana under  many circumstances (wound). Vrana is an awful and alarming condition that can  influence individuals of all ages. At the same time, wound recuperating is quite  difficult for all. Thus, mending of wounds is essential. Many elements influence  wound mending. Hardship-free aseptic nature of the injury is the first and most  significant element to consider for its mending. Afterward the arrangement of a  solid injury bed which brings about mending from now on.