ABSTRACT The human body is a complex structure that consists of many structures like muscles, soft tissues, connective tissues, bones, organs and many others. All these structures work together properly in the healthy human body. With all these structures, the human body is capable of giving useful output. Muscles and soft tissues are one of these structures which are spread…
ABSTRACT Facet joints are those in the spine, or spinal column, that permit the back to twist, bend, and align properly. Facet arthropathy is the term used to describe the swelling and soreness of these joints. The facet joint is encircled by a fibrous joint capsule and comprises hyaline cartilage surfaces, synovial fluid, and a synovial membrane. A common symptom…
ABSTRACT In Ayurveda, rheumatoid arthritis is defined as amavata, which leads to the impairment of the vata dosha and the accumulation of ama in the joints. Rheumatoid arthritis can be slowed down by the use of medicine, but we cannot cure the disease. Treatment in Ayurveda has no side effects, but allopathic treatment may lead to organ damage or serious…
Abstarct Human body is a complex of various systems . The musculoskeletal system provides shelter for other organ systems, and also protects organs from damage as well. These all systems are controlled by enzymes and hormonal activities. The coordination between all systems is must. But in few conditions due to trauma, or adverse drug effect our own immune system starts/triggers…
ABSTRACT Ayurveda vijyan believes in tridosha philosophy which is accepted by all acharyas, which illustrate the body functioning and importance of dosha balance. This principle is also the basis of ayurvedic science and treatment. “समदोष समाग्नि समधातु मलक्रिया , प्रसनात्मेन्द्रिया मन स्वस्थ इतियभिदियते |” It illustrates the principle which says the equilibrium state of dosha, agni, dhatu and mala leads…
ABSTRACT Bones are the structural unit of the body which help us to maintain posture and provide a proper shape to the body. Bones are made up of organic components, inorganic components and water. Organic components like collagen and proteins. Inorganic components like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium etc. Organic components are flexible in texture and comprise around 34 to…
ABSTRACT In order to maintain our posture and give our bodies the right shape, bones serve as the structural component of the body. Organic, inorganic, and water-based materials all make up bones. proteins and collagen, which are organic materials. Calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, sodium, and other inorganic elements. On the one hand, inorganic components give bone its rigid and hard…
ABSTRACT The problem of neck pain is very common in the general population. Cervical Spondylosis is a general and non-specific disease. Numerous types of neck issues are more common in the context of workers’ compensation. Even doctors can suffer from this condition since it appears that routinely performing operations that require abnormal neck positions predisposes the practitioner to the development…
ABSTRACT In normal terms, Sialadenitis is inflammation of the salivary glands whereas Sialadenosis is non-inflammatory swelling of salivary glands. The salivary gland helps to make saliva and saliva helps in swallowing and mixing of food and protects the teeth from infection. There are three salivary glands present in our mouth: parotid gland, sub mandibular gland, and sublingual gland. Sialadenitis is…
ABSTRACT Neuromuscular disorders are those which affect the nerves that are responsible for controlling the voluntary muscles and which communicate the sensory information to the brain. When the nerve cells get degenerated or die it leads to breakdown of the communication between the whole nervous system and leads to muscle breakdown. At last the muscles become weaker and muscle atrophy…