ROLE OF AYURVEDIC MEDICINES AND LEECH THERAPY IN MANAGEMENT OF BUERGER’S DISEASES – A CASE REPORT
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https://doi.org/10.70066/jahm.v2i8.204Keywords:
Buerger’s disease, Ayurveda, Leech TherapyAbstract
A 40 years male patient with the complaints of pain and discolouration at little finger of right foot since 2 years. Patient
also suffers with mild pain at second fingers of same foot. Patient belongs to lower-middle socioeconomic status and has
history of smoking since many years. The essential investigation done and was diagnosed as a case of peripheral vascular
disease (Buerger’s disease). Patient was advised and done for Leech therapy and Ayurvedic formulations till the patient
cured with minimum invasion and complete ambulation. So Leech therapy may be a best option for treatment of
Buerger’s disease instead of surgical conventional therapy.
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