Clinical Evaluation of ‘Punarnava Amrita Guggulu’ in the Management of Vata-Rakta (Gout)

An unusual metabolic condition is Vata-Rakta. The chronic relapsing and intermittent nature of Vata-Rakta illness makes it extremely distressing. The overall prevalence of hyperuricemia is 25.8%, with a larger percentage of men than women having increased serum uric acid. Vatarakta is the name for the illness that is characterised by Raktadhatu aberration brought on by Vata Dosha morbidity. At the current study, Punarnava Amrita Guggulu was taken twice daily with lukewarm water in doses of 1gm (two 500mg tablets each). Results revealed that Vidaha (Burning sensation) (58.33%), Sandhi Shoola (reduced by 65.71%), Sandhi Shotha (reduced by 54.76%) were all statistically very significant outcomes of the current study. Raga (Redness in joints) (60.71%), Toda (Pricking sensation) (57.95%) and Twakvaivarnya (Discoloration) (61.25%). Sparsha Asahyata (Tenderness in joints) (52.47%) Visphota(58.60%) Sandhi Akunchana Prasarana Vedna(63.49%) Sandhi Vikriti (Deformity Status) (47.14%).