An Experimental Study to Evaluate the Haemostatic Properties of Eraka Spray for the Management of Incised Bleeding Wound.

Management of effective hemostasis during surgery is one of the major components that provide many benefits to both the surgical team and the patient in terms of early recovery. Hemostasis has been given a lot of focused attention Arresting bleeding in open cut injury is till now a great challenge in medical field, Défense service person who gets injured in the field of war, domestic cuts and injuries, injury to children who fall down while playing forces the mother to rush to a doctor .Haemostasis is the first complex process initiated in response to injury in wound healing.and the First Aid box contains only emergency medicines for pain, Dressing Material and shock management but there is lacuna of product in the box to stop Bleeding. In many Allopathic hospitals we see that liquid Tincture Benzoic is used which simultaneously burning sensation also so severe that often intolerable and moreover it cannot substitute stitches. to provide immediate solution to acute problems of accidental injuries by stopping the blood oozing out from the wounds by this study.

Acharya Susruta has even considered raktadhatu as important as Tridoshas in the etiopathology of diseases, its curative measures and in maintenance of health. He states ‘the life is sustained by proper functioning of blood, and the body itself is rooted to Rakta’.

 Rakta is life’ hence it is to be protected by any means. Acharya Susruta the father of ancient surgery, was the first to name, classify and describe the Chaturvidha Rakta Sthambhana Upayas.

To be used as per severity and type in the order- Skandana, Sandhana, Dahana,pachana. Furthermore, the medications described in Vranaropaka (boosting wound healing) should be evaluated in terms of hemostasis, as the first stage of wound healing is blood clotting, and these treatments may produce hemostasis initially before promoting wound healing .It is also an Endeavor to provide a better and fast healing formulation obtained from the plant Erak (Typha Eliphantina). This Herbal plant contains haemostatic and coagulant properties with a remarkable wound healing effect.which will aid in better understanding and application for the advancement of the medical sector in the modern day.

Hence the need and uniqueness of study