“Ayurvedic Management of common
Ophthalmic Manifestation”.
Dr. Shantala Priyadarshini.M.S(shky)M.A(San)
Professor, Dept of Shalakya
Government Ayurveda Medical College. Mysore
shantala301@gmail.com
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180 M visual impairments
135M low vision
45M blind
5secs 1 person goes blind
1 minute a child goes blind
7m go blind each year.
18.7 M are blind.
14.7 M blind in rural
9.5 M- cataract
3 M- refractive error.
3.8 M- cataract yearly.
62% xerophthalmia.
314 M visually impaired globally
Common eye conditions
• Allergic conjunctivitis
• Conjunctivitis
• Ptygerium
• Stye
• Refractive errors
• CVS
• Cataract
• Eye trauma
Expect 2 - 5 % of all GP consultations to be eye related
• Infective Conjunctivitis 44%
• Allergic Conjunctivitis 15%
• Meibomian Cyst 8%
• Blepharitis 5%
• Cataract 4.8%
• Abraision/ F body 3%
• Glaucoma 2.3%
• Stye 2%
• Macular disease 1.1%
• Ant Uveitis 1.1%
• No abnormality 1.8%
• Other conditions 11.9%
Nidana parivarjanameva chikitsa
World Health Organization (WHO)& the International Agency
for Prevention of Blindness (IAPB)
National level initiate
State level
Regional level
Individual level
Quasar 3C279 Star dust
Total solar eclipse UFO
High intensity discharge xenon headlight
systems
Dust,mite,pollen,smoke
Preserved-packaged food
Compromised immunity
No dina-rtu charya followed
Pratishyaya-peensa-swasa
Divaswapna,ratrijagarana
Adyashana-ati-ambu-madya pana
Occupational causes
Pittaja abhisyandha- pittaja visarpavata
Instant relief from daha,toda,srava….
Nityavirechana if need be
Jalokacharana if not associated
with HIV
Kulatha –masha-amla –lavana ati
sevanat
Adyashanat –anasha
Viruddha ahara
Asatmya bhojana
Viroodhaka
Kshara-sheeta ati amra sevanat
Ati drava anna paanat
Guru –abhishandhi ahara
Tobacco-Alcohol Amblyopia
BAC –blood alcohol concentration 0.10-legal limit
Blurred vision,depth perception,night vision affected
Slurred speech,poor coordination, loss of balance, slowed thinking…
Early cataract,glaucoma.ARMD,congestion…..
oMiners nystagmus
oHorologist
oScientist
oOne exposed to smoke,dust,fumes,U V rays
Educate –prevent CVS
Blindness- industrialized countries.
Risk factors are age, race, smoking, a family history of the condition, hypertension,
high cholesterol, high fat intake and high body mass index.
18 million blind bilateral cataract globally
sneha
vamana
virechana
Rakta
mokshana
Akshi rogi
Basti
Aksi rogi
 Andhya
Adimantha
Netra sthambha
NimeshaVayu
Head
S. CHI-39 31
Yana yana
Indriya vibrama
Age related macular degeneration - the macular
area and fovea become compromised due to the
pigment epithelium behind the retina degenerating
and forming white spots
Chakrdatta –palming after food
Splashing sukooshna water on closed eyes
Suryopasana –namskara –looking at mild sunlight
Star -moon gazing
Candle concentration
Jyothi trataka
Nasgra trataka
Dhyana
pranayama
Avoid irregularities in sleeping –eating patterns
Give up all addictions
Never control natural urges
Include: mangoes, pomegranates,grapes,takra,bittegourd,amla,
Shigru, shali,yusha, dugda, dhanwaamamsa,snakegourd, til oil
Try and avoid sleeping in day time
Prefer to eat all 6tastes daily
Keep well nourished but not over nourished
Enhance your immunity by adopting sadvrtha
Fear, anger, etc to be overcome.
Preventable blindness
Vitamin rich food,supplements.Proper absorption
Of the 45 million people
worldwide who are blind,
around 1.4 million are children
under 16. The vast majority of
childhood blindness happens
before the age of five - a period
when 75 per cent of learning is
through sight
Rat race
Living their parent’s dreams
Un supervised reading. eating, life style
Excessive fat foods, pizza, cokes….chips
Preserved –packaged food
Computer ,video games, television….
Increased bread-cereals
Fast food,fried –packaged food
All netra roga nidanas
Life style modifications
Familial tendency
Increased stress levels
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  • 1.
    “Ayurvedic Management ofcommon Ophthalmic Manifestation”. Dr. Shantala Priyadarshini.M.S(shky)M.A(San) Professor, Dept of Shalakya Government Ayurveda Medical College. Mysore shantala301@gmail.com
  • 2.
    • 180 M visualimpairments 135M low vision 45M blind 5secs 1 person goes blind 1 minute a child goes blind 7m go blind each year. 18.7 M are blind. 14.7 M blind in rural 9.5 M- cataract 3 M- refractive error. 3.8 M- cataract yearly. 62% xerophthalmia. 314 M visually impaired globally
  • 3.
    Common eye conditions •Allergic conjunctivitis • Conjunctivitis • Ptygerium • Stye • Refractive errors • CVS • Cataract • Eye trauma
  • 4.
    Expect 2 -5 % of all GP consultations to be eye related • Infective Conjunctivitis 44% • Allergic Conjunctivitis 15% • Meibomian Cyst 8% • Blepharitis 5% • Cataract 4.8% • Abraision/ F body 3% • Glaucoma 2.3% • Stye 2% • Macular disease 1.1% • Ant Uveitis 1.1% • No abnormality 1.8% • Other conditions 11.9%
  • 5.
    Nidana parivarjanameva chikitsa WorldHealth Organization (WHO)& the International Agency for Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) National level initiate State level Regional level Individual level
  • 6.
    Quasar 3C279 Stardust Total solar eclipse UFO High intensity discharge xenon headlight systems
  • 7.
    Dust,mite,pollen,smoke Preserved-packaged food Compromised immunity Nodina-rtu charya followed Pratishyaya-peensa-swasa Divaswapna,ratrijagarana Adyashana-ati-ambu-madya pana Occupational causes
  • 8.
    Pittaja abhisyandha- pittajavisarpavata Instant relief from daha,toda,srava…. Nityavirechana if need be Jalokacharana if not associated with HIV
  • 9.
    Kulatha –masha-amla –lavanaati sevanat Adyashanat –anasha Viruddha ahara Asatmya bhojana Viroodhaka Kshara-sheeta ati amra sevanat Ati drava anna paanat Guru –abhishandhi ahara
  • 10.
    Tobacco-Alcohol Amblyopia BAC –bloodalcohol concentration 0.10-legal limit Blurred vision,depth perception,night vision affected Slurred speech,poor coordination, loss of balance, slowed thinking… Early cataract,glaucoma.ARMD,congestion…..
  • 11.
  • 12.
  • 13.
    Blindness- industrialized countries. Riskfactors are age, race, smoking, a family history of the condition, hypertension, high cholesterol, high fat intake and high body mass index. 18 million blind bilateral cataract globally
  • 14.
    sneha vamana virechana Rakta mokshana Akshi rogi Basti Aksi rogi Andhya Adimantha Netra sthambha NimeshaVayu Head S. CHI-39 31 Yana yana Indriya vibrama
  • 15.
    Age related maculardegeneration - the macular area and fovea become compromised due to the pigment epithelium behind the retina degenerating and forming white spots
  • 17.
    Chakrdatta –palming afterfood Splashing sukooshna water on closed eyes Suryopasana –namskara –looking at mild sunlight Star -moon gazing Candle concentration Jyothi trataka Nasgra trataka Dhyana pranayama
  • 18.
    Avoid irregularities insleeping –eating patterns Give up all addictions Never control natural urges Include: mangoes, pomegranates,grapes,takra,bittegourd,amla, Shigru, shali,yusha, dugda, dhanwaamamsa,snakegourd, til oil Try and avoid sleeping in day time Prefer to eat all 6tastes daily Keep well nourished but not over nourished Enhance your immunity by adopting sadvrtha Fear, anger, etc to be overcome.
  • 19.
    Preventable blindness Vitamin richfood,supplements.Proper absorption
  • 20.
    Of the 45million people worldwide who are blind, around 1.4 million are children under 16. The vast majority of childhood blindness happens before the age of five - a period when 75 per cent of learning is through sight
  • 21.
    Rat race Living theirparent’s dreams Un supervised reading. eating, life style Excessive fat foods, pizza, cokes….chips Preserved –packaged food Computer ,video games, television….
  • 22.
    Increased bread-cereals Fast food,fried–packaged food All netra roga nidanas Life style modifications Familial tendency Increased stress levels