· In
this study, total 30 patients were registered and all patients had completed
treatment along with follow- up.
·
In this study, maximum 50 % i.e., 15 patients were
belonging to the age group of 45-65 years followed by 36.66 % i.e., 11
patients were belonging to 31-45 years
age group,
13.33 % to 18- 30 years of age group.
·
In this study 50 % patients were females and rest 50 % patients
were males among the registered 30 patients
of Dyslipidemia.
·
In this study maximum numbers of patients
i.e., 93.33 % were from Hindu community, whereas 6.66 % patients were from Muslim community.
·
In the present study maximum numbers of patients
i.e., 90 % were from Urban Locality, whereas 10 % patients were from rural
locality.
·
In the present study 96.66 % of patients were married,
whereas 3.33 % patients were unmarried.
·
In the present study maximum 56.66 % patients were
having education till graduation, 20 % were having education HSC, 23.33 % were
having education till Post Graduate.
·
In the present study socio-economically 36.66 % patients were from upper middle
class, 63.33 % were lower middle class.
·
In the present study 43.33 % patients were housewife, 43.33
% were doing
service, 13.33 % were having business.
·
In the present study 25 patients
(83.34 %) had Sedentary habit, 15 patients (50%)
had menopause aggravating factors.
·
In the present study 11
patients (36.66 %) had positive previous drug history, 19 (63.33%) had negative drug history.
·
In the present study 7 patients
(23.33 %) had positive previous family history,
23 (76.66 %) had negative family history.
·
In the present study, minimum
numbers of patients were from Vata Pittaja Prakriti i.e., 6.66% patients were found, 36.66 % Pitta Kaphaja Prakriti & 56.66 % belonged
to Vata Kaphaja Prakriti.
· In the
present study 3.33% patients belong to Satvika Manasika Prakriti,
whereas 96.66 % patients were of Rajasika Manasika Prakriti.
· In the
present study, 90% patients had Madhyama
Sara, 3.33% were from Pravara Sara, and 6.66% were from Avara Sara.
·
In the present study, 83.33% patients were of
Madhyama Samhanana and 16.66% were from Pravara
Samhanana.
·
In the present study, 93.33% patients were of
Madhyama Pramana and 6.66% were from Sama Pramana.
· In the
present study, maximum 73.33 % i.e., 11 patients showed Madhyama Satva, 20 % i.e., 3 patients
had Avara Satva while 6.66% were from Pravara Satva.
·
In the present study, maximum 96.66% i.e., 29 patients showed Madhyama Satmya, 3.33 % i.e., 1 patient
had Pravara Satmya.
· In the
present study, 6.66 % were having Pravara Abhyavaharana Shakti, 13.33 % had Avara, whereas
80 % had Madhyama Abhyavaharana
Shakti.
· In
the present study, maximum i.e., 24 (80%) patients
showed Madhyam Jarana Shakti,
4 (13.33 %) patients had Avara,
whereas 1 patient i.e., (6.66 %) showed Pravara Jarana Shakti.
·
In the present study, maximum 20 patients
(66.66 %) had Madhyama Vyayam Shakti ,10 patients had (33.33 %) Avara Vyayama Shakti.
·
In the present study, maximum 21 patients
(70 %) had Madhyama Koshtha, 1
patient had (3.33 %) Mridu Koshtha while 8 patients (26.66%) had
Krura Koshtha.
·
In the present study, maximum 18 patients
(60 %) had Vishamagni, 06 patients
(20 %) had Samagni, 04 (13.33 %)
patients had Mandagni, while 2 (6.66
%) patients had Tikshnagni out of 30 registered cases of Dyslipidemia.
· In
the present study, 24 (80 %) patients were taking vegetarian diet whereas 6 (20
%) patients were taking mix diet among 30 selected cases of Dyslipidemia.
·
In the present study, maximum i.e., 43.33
% patients practiced Adhyashana, 30%
patients practiced Vishamashana, 20 %
patients showed habit of Samashana
& 6.66 % patients practiced Viruddhashan.
· In
the present study, 27 patients (90%) showed dominance of Madhur Rasa, 13 (43.33
%) patients showed Amla Rasa predominance, 20 patients showed Lavana Rasa predominance in (66.66 %),
14 patients showed Katu Rasa predominance i.e., 46.66 %, no patient had Tikta
and Kashaya Rasa dominant
in their diet.
· In
the present study, 23 patients (76.66 %) showed evidence of sound sleep, 08
patients (26.66 %) showed evidence of excess sleeping habits, 1 patient (3.33
%) showed habit of disturbed sleep.
· In
the present study, maximum 16 patients (53.33 %) had no habit of exercise and
14 patients had habit of exercise (46.66 %).
· In
the present study, maximum 73.33 % patients had regular bowel habit and 26.66%
patients had irregular/ constipated bowel habit.
· In
the present study, all the patients had Madhyama Mootra Pravriti.
· In
the present study,1 female patient had regular menstrual cycle (6.66%), 14
female patients had menopause (93.33%).
· In
the present study, 18 patients had addiction of tea (60 %), 8 patients had
addiction of coffee (26.66%), 2 patients had addiction of tobacco (6.66%).
· In
the present study, 36.66 % patient had Sheeta
Guna dominant, 93.33 % patients had
Guru Guna dominant, 90 % patients had Snigdha Guna dominant, 23.33 % had Ushna
Guna dominant diet.
· In
the present study, maximum patients i.e., 29 (96.67 %) showed Godhuma Nidana Sevana, 28
patients (93.34%) showed Dugdha Nidana Sevana, 27 (90 %)
patients show Madhura and Guru Guna Nidana Sevana.
·
In the present
study, 25 (83.34 %) patients had Sukhashaiyasana, 18 (60 %) patients had Diwaswapna, 16 (53.34%) patients had Avyayama.
·
In the present
study, 12 (50%) patients had Atichinta and 15 (40%) patients had Harshanityatatva as Mansika Nidana.
·
In the present
study, 14 patients (46.67%) had height between 151-160 cms, 12 (40%) had height between161-170 cms, and 2 (6.67%) had
height between 141-150 cms and 2 (6.67%) had height 171cms and above.
·
In the present
study, 17 patients (56.67%) had weight between 61-70 kgs, 9 (30%) had weight
between 71-80kgs, 3 (10%) had weight between 51-60kgs and 1 (3.34%) had weight
above 90kgs
·
In the present
study, 11
patients (36.67 %) belonged to 25.0-27.0 kg/m2, 9 (30%) belonged to <25kg/m2, 7 (23.34%) belonged to 27.1-29.0 kg/m2, 2 (6.67%) belonged
to 31.1-33.0 kg/m2 and 1 (3.34%) belonged to 29.1-31.0 kg/m2 BMI.
· In the present study, 40% of the
patients were having cholesterol <200mg/dl,
followed by 33.34% having cholesterol
between 200-239 mg/dl & 26.67%
of the patients were having cholesterol above 240mg/dl.
· In the present study, 50% of the
patients were having serum triglyceride above 200mg/dl, followed by 33.33% having triglycerides levels below 150 mg/dl & 16.67% of the patients were having triglycerides in the
range of 150-199mg/dl.
·
In the present study, 36.67% of the patients were having serum LDL
less than 100mg/dl followed by 33.33%
of the patients having serum LDL in the range of 100- 150mg/dl.
26.67% of the patients having serum LDL in the range of 150- 190mg/dl & 3.34%
patients were reported to have S.LDL more than 190mg/dl.
·
In the present study, 56.67% of the patients were having serum HDL in
the range of 40-60mg/dl followed by 36.67%
of the patients were having S. HDL less than 40mg/dl and 6.67% of the patients were having the values above 60mg/dl.
· In the present study, 40% of the patients
were having S. VLDL in the range of 20-40mg/dl followed by 23.33% of patients having S. VLDL less than 20 mg/dl. &
20% of the patients having S. VLDL above 60mg/dl & 16.67% of the patients were having S. VLDL in the
range of 40-60 mg/dl.
RESULTS
Results
in Group A: - Triphaladi kwatha
In group A, highly significant results
were observed in Alasya, Daurbalya, Atipipasa, Atinidra, Gatra Gaurav,
Chala-Sphik-Udara-Stana, Atikshudha, Kshudra Shwas, Shithilangata were
decreased by 84.37%, 78.12%, 72.72%, 70.58%, 70.58%, 50%, 60.71%,
68.75%, 64.70% respectively. Significant results were observed in Gatra
Daurgandhya, Swedadhikya, Tandra, Angamarda and percentagewise decreased by
50%, 58.82%, 93.33%, 69.23% respectively.
In group A, highly significant results
were observed in S. Total Cholesterol, S.Triglyceride, S.VLDL, S.HDL,
WEIGHT, BMI and were
decreased by 10.25%, 20.89%, 14.94%, 14.42%, 4.54% and 4.53% respectively. Significant
results were observed in S. LDL and were decreased by 14.03%.
Results
in Group B: - Mustadi kwatha
In
the present study, in group B, highly significant results were observed in Chala-Sphik-
Udara-Stana, Swedadhikya, Alasya, Daurbalya, Atinidra, Gatra Gaurav,
Atikshudha, Tandra, Kshudra Shwasa, Angamarda, were decreased by 65.7%,
64.70%, 85.71%, 86.11%, 66.66%, 80.55%, 62.5%, 62.96%, 88.88%, 73.33%
respectively. Significant results were observed in Atipipasa, Gatra
Daurgandhya, Shithilangata were decreased by 71.42%, 57.142%,
53.84% respectively.
In group B, highly significant results
were observed in S. Total Cholesterol, S.Triglyceride, S.VLDL, S.HDL,
WEIGHT, BMI and were decreased by 11.19
%, 11.04 %, 16.88 %, 10.03 %, 3.84% and 3.87% respectively. Significant results
were observed in S. LDL and were decreased by 14.03%.
Overall
Effect of Therapies
• In Group A: Mild Improvement was found in 13
(86.66%), unchanged improvement was found in 2 (13.33%) patients.
• In Group B: Moderate Improvement was found in 2
(13.33%), Mild Improvement was found in 10 (66.66%), unchanged improvement was
found in 3 (20%) of patients.
• In Both Groups: Moderate Improvement was found in 2
(6.66%), Mild Improvement was found in 23 (76.66%), unchanged improvement was
found in 5 (16.66%) of
patients.
DISCUSSION
The final section, titled discussion,
includes brief description of the conceptual study, scientific interpretation
of observations obtained, detailed description of the results and possible mode
of action of treatment.
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