In modern science, there isn’t a specific treatment for prediabetes, instead, healthcare professionals recommend lifestyle modifications such as dietary changes and increased physical activity to manage the condition. Many individuals diagnosed with prediabetes, despite being aware of the risks, struggle to implement necessary lifestyle modifications. The challenge often stems from entrenched habits, societal influences, and a lack of perceived urgency. Inertia sets in as people find it difficult to break free from familiar patterns. Procrastination and misconceptions about the severity of prediabetes can lead to complacency.Limited research exists on prediabetes in Ayurveda, hindering comprehensive understanding and treatment approaches. If we go through the literature of Prameha, all acharyas described Prameha Poorvarupa in details. Prameha is Bahudoshaja Vyadhi and in early course of the disease Shodhana must be the choice of treatment as at this stage predominance of Kapha and

Pitta Dosha found in patients. Virechana is the best Shodhana therapy for the elimination of Dosha through the lower route of the body. By the elimination of Kapha and Pitta, obstructions are removed (Avarana), which are caused by Vata. At the same time, the elimination of Kapha also alleviates the vitiated Kapha Vargiya Dushyas. In this way, the Virechana therapy reduces the vitiation of Dosha and the Dushya. When the Shamana drug will be given to the patients whose vitiated Doshas were already eliminated by the Virechana therapy, ultimately it may provide better result to the patients. Currently, there is a lack of available data on the implementation of Virechana Karma in the treatment of conditions like prediabetes followed by Shaman Aushadha. The scarcity of research or documented cases highlights the need for further exploration and investigation into the effectiveness and appropriateness of employing Virechana in managing prediabetes hence this study will be undertaken.