AYURVEDIC APPROACHES TO KARNABADHIRYA: THE EFFICACY OF KARNAPOORAN IN SENSORY NEURAL DEAFNESS
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Karnapooran, sensory neural deafness, Ayurveda, pure-tone audiometry
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This study assessed the adequacy of Karnapooran utilizing an Ayurvedic intercession, in overseeing tangible neural deafness. A randomized controlled trial was conducted with 100 members isolated into test (n=50) and control (n=50) bunches. Members within the exploratory bunch gotten daily Karnapooran medicines for 30 days, whereas the control bunch gotten a placebo. Pure-tone audiometry (PTA) and the Hearing Handicap Stock for Adults (HHIA) were utilized to survey results at pattern, conclusion of treatment (Day 30), and follow-up (Day 60). Results illustrated a noteworthy improvement in hearing edges within the exploratory bunch compared to the control gathering. At the conclusion of the treatment period, the exploratory bunch appeared an normal PTA enhancement of 5 dB HL, while the control bunch shown a littler enhancement of 3.1 dB HL. HHIA scores moreover demonstrated more noteworthy psychosocial benefits within the test group, with a cruel lessening of 15.3 focuses compared to 4.8 focuses within the control bunch.
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