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Medoroga Research Paper

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: In Ayurveda Medoroga has been described since very early days in various samhitas. Madhav Nidan first time described medoroga as a separate disease. Medoroga (Staulya) is defined as that condition of body, where there is an excessive increase of fat and muscle tissue due to which, the buttocks, abdomen and breasts become pendulous and strength of the body is rendered disproportionate with its physical growth. Obesity is excess of body fat that poses health risk. It occurs as a result of lack of physical activities with increased intake of daily diet results into the clinical entity, which can be called as obesity. “Medorog” (obesity) is such a disease, which provides the platform for so many hazards like Hypertension, Coronary heart disease, …show more content…

Then they were investigated for Hb % ,TLC, DLC, ESR, URINE (routine and microscopic), LIPID PROFILE etc. before and after treatment .

Research Methodology:
All the 30 patients were kept on Vyoshadi Guggulu 2 gram divided doses, 500mg tablets, 2 tablets at morning & 2 at evening before meal with Koshana jal (Luke warm water). and diet restriction (pathyas).
Duration of treatment 60 days.

Observation and results:
In the age group of 40-60 yrs, maximum patients (87 %) were observed, from this we can say that in this age group people used to do irregularities in their dietetic as well as life style habits because of their busywork schedule, results into Obesity.
Maximum patients (63 %) were female, because they have a tendency to develop fatty mass.
Majority of the patients (60 %) were consuming Non Vegetarian diet, from this we can say that Non Vegetarian diet is one of the causative factors for Obesity.
Kapha-Pittaja Prakriti patients were observed more (33 %) because Kapha Prakruti persons are basically lazy and having Tamaguna predominantnature, hence they are prone to Obesity.

Results:
Sr. No. Symptom Compare days T cal. P value
1 Atikshudha 1st& 60th 14.4 P < 0.001
2 AtiSweda 1st& 60th 13.45 P < 0.001
3 Atinidra 1st& 60th 8.27 P <

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