Potential of Ayurveda treatment modality in decreasing serum creatinine levels in CKD (Chronic Kidney Disease) –A Case Report

Abstract

Chronic kidney disease (CKD)  depicts high prevalence worldwide , falls under the umbrella of non- communicable diseases & is emerging as a global threat, reducing the productive years, life expectancy, causing immense health expenditure , increasing socioeconomic burden, thereby dilapidating an individual as well as society . It is observed that Ayurveda treatment modality is embraced with kidney rejuvenating herbs thereby promoting normal kidney functions. In the present study, 45‑year‑old male patient from Assam approached Karma Ayurveda for an online consultation with complaints of constipation, fatigue, swelling in feet since 2 months. Serum Creatinine levels were raised to 3.6mg/dl (19/1/23). He had history of diabetes since 20yrs and hypertension since 4yrs. He was prescribed with  Ren Plus Ultra Kwatha churna (10 g)   before meal,    Tab Renal Plus (400mg) 2Tab TDS after meal,  Arka Nephrowin 20ml BD with equal amount of water after meal, Tab SPGV(250mg) 2 Tab BD after meal, DOD Kadha (10gm) BD before meal, for four months. The patient was given dietary recommendations such as avoiding milk and milk products, vegetables such as cabbage, spinach, brinjal etc. Decrease in creatinine level (to 0.61 mg/dl) (3-5-2023) were observed. The case clearly divulges the leverage of Ayurveda treatment modality in the management of CKD.