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Among all the psychological disorders, depression is the most common mental disorder nowadays. According to WHO, approximately 280 million people have depression worldwide. In Ayurvedic classics Vishada and Avasada are the two mentioned conditions which have close resemblance with depression. Acharaya Charak quote “Vishado Rogavardhanam” i.e., it is the most foremost factor to worsen the condition of any disease. It comes under one of the eight Vataja nanatmaja vikaras which indicate that it cannot occur without the involvement of Vata dosha. In modern science there are enormous drugs for treatment of mental disorders but with so many adverse effects. The prolong consumption of these medications leads the patient more dreadful condition which became fatal at later stage. Acharya charak has quoted the definition of best treatment in Charak Samhita. He explains that the treatment that cures any diseases without causing any morbid condition or side effect said to be the best treatment. In this case study we try to explain the impact of Satvavjyachikitsha along with Samshaman and other Panchkarma procedures as given in the patient. The result came out as an eye opener about the experience made in this case without any side effects.
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Introduction: Diabetes mellitus (DM) and thyroid dysfunction(TD) are the two most common endocrine disorders in clinicalpractice. The unrecognized TD may adversely affect themetabolic control and add more risk to an already predisposingscenario for cardiovascular diseases. TMaterial and methods: 100 patients with T2DM were selectedfrom the Outpatient department and admitted in Inpatientdepartment of Medicine in Subharti Medical College Meerut,participated in the study. Thyroid dysfunction was classifiedas Subclinical hypothyroidism (SCH) was defined as TSH- 4.5to 10 mIU/ml with normal FT4. Overt hypothyroidism-TSH>10 mIU/ml with low FT4. Hyperthyroidism- <0.45 mIU/ml TSH with raised FT4 Subclinical hyperthyroidism- <0.45mIU/ml TSH with normal FT4.Result: The prevalence of Thyroid Dysfunction in all diabeticpatients was 24%.function was 24% (16% had subclinicalhypothyroidism, 6% of patients had overthypothyroidism and only 2% of patients had overthyperthyroidismConclusion: Our study emphasizes the need to checkTSH levels in all type 2 diabetic patients, as subclinicalhypothyroidism was most prevalent thyroid dysfunction inpatients with diabetes.