â€œRandomized open controlled clinical study to evaluate the efficiency of â€˜Trilawan Pashugandhadi Churnaâ€™ orally and â€˜Lakshadi Tailamâ€™ locally in the management of Katigraha w.s.r.to Lumber Spondylosis in the age group of 35 to 70 yearsâ€

Dayabhai Mavaji Majithiya Ayurveda Mahavidyalaya Yavatmal1 site in 1 country60 target enrollmentStarted: April 5, 2024Last updated: March 27, 2024

Trial Snapshot

Phase: Phase 2/3
Status: Not yet recruiting
Sponsor
Enrollment: 60
Locations: 1
Primary Endpoint: In present clinical trial the patient will be assessed based on the signs and symptoms

Lumbar Spondylosis may be correlated with Katigraha on the basis of clinical

features of the disease. Katigraha as an independent disease entity for the first time was

described in Gadnigraha in Vatavyadhi chapterÂ³ with the same description made

available in BhavprakashÂ². Vata Dosha with or without Ama dosha settles in Kati and

causes pain and stiffness in the Katipradrsh (Lumbar Spondylosis).

•1 Age group 35- 70 years irrespective of caste religion socio-economic and educational status 2 The Roland and Morris disability questionnaire if RDQ score more than 5 3 Radiological degenerative changes in Lumbar Spine 4 Patient having sign and symptoms of Katigraha according to classics 5 Patient willing and able to participate in the study 6 Chronic low back pain more than three months.

•1 History of any fracture of vertebral joints and surgical and diagnostic intervention with reference to affected joints will be excluded Gross disability in performing daily normal routine i.e. bedridden patient or confined to a wheelchair will be excluded.
•3 Patient with co-morbidities such as gouty arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis and tubular arthritis 4 Patient with any deformity of Hip or back altering the gait and posture of the patient, ankylosing spondylitis, pelvic i inflammatory disorder 5 Severe alcoholic patient.
•6 age group below 35 yrs and above 70 yrs 7 Degenerative disc disease may lead to spinal stenosis (narrowing of the spinal canal), vertebral instability.