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Introduction: Acharya Sushruta, the father of surgery has given immense value to the therapeutic aspects of Raktamokshana. Sushruta considers Siravyadha as a type of Raktamokshana, which is described under the purification process of body in Ayurveda. The Siravyadha is an emergency management of many diseases to achieve better result where Snehana, Lepana etc measures are not giving proper results. As quoted in Sushrut Samhita, the site for Siravyadha in Padadaha is two Angula above the Kshipra Marma in Adhoshakha. and Kshipra Marma is located in between Padangushta and Anguli. The burning sensation in the soles of the feet caused by the enraged local Vayu, in conjunction with the deranged Pitta and Rakta is called Padadaha and it is a common disorder especially among the elderly and is frequently encountered in general practice. 
Rationality For the Selection of The Topic: The incidence of Padadaha is increasing day by day in today’s population due to altered lifestyle and sickening dietary habits. In Padadaha, burning pain is the predominant symptom, which disturb daily activities. Acharya Sushruta mentioned that Siravyadha is the better treatment for Padadaha and it should be done at two Angula above Kshipra Marma. So, it is necessary to find out the Sira in Pada present two Angula above the Kshipra Marma and to know the efficacy of Siravyadha in the management of Padadaha 
Aims and Objectives
Aim: 1. To find out the precise location of Sira in Pada which is two Angula above the Kshipra Marma by cadaveric dissection. 2. To assess the efficacy of Siravyadha at two Angula above Kshipra Marma in the management of Padadaha.
Objectives: 1. To study Vedhya-Avedhya Sira as per the available literatures. 2. To precise the location and explore the Sira in Pada which is two Angula above the Kshipra Marma by cadaveric dissection. 3. To find out the efficacy of Siravyadha in Padadaha. Materials And Methods:30 patients having signs and symptoms of Padadaha between the age group 18 to 60 years will be selected in the clinical study. 
Results And Discussion: In this study, obtained data will be analyzed on the basis of proper logics and reasoning to find out the exact location of Sira used for Siravyadha in the management of Padadaha and further conclusions will be derived from the study