An Ayurvedic Approach in the Management of Trigger Finger: A Single Case Study
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https://doi.org/10.70805/Keywords:
Agnikarma, Dhatugatavikara, Snayugatavata, Tenosynovitis, UpanahaAbstract
Trigger finger, occurs when a tendon becomes inflamed and swollen, and cause painful locking of the digits while bending them. It is characterized by a popping or catching sensation, pain at the base of the digit, and a tender lump on the palm. This condition can be correlated to Snayugata Vata. This is a single case study of trigger finger (snayugata vata) managed with Upanaha using Nagaradi Choorna, splint bandage with Murivenna, and Agnikarma using panchaloha shalaka. The procedure was administered for 6 days. The patient was observed for a follow-up period of 1 month to rule out recurrence of symptoms. The patient could perform daily life activities without discomfort and pain.
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