A Randamized active controle clinical trial to evaluate the effect of Apamarga kshara taila karnapichu and karnapoorana in the management of Karnanada (Subjective Tinntus)

The ear is referred to in that as Karna Indriya. Numerous preventive and therapeutic strategies to maintain healthy ears were outlined by several Acharyas. However, if diseases do arise, there are numerous therapeutic options. Many preventive The science of life is Ayurveda. It is one of the oldest medical disciplines in existence. By adhering to different dos and don’ts, Ayurveda assists people in maintaining their health. It is brimming with diverse disease management strategies. The body’s 5 sense organs are thought to be crucial components. People are unable to practice Dinacharya and Ritucharya due to changes in lifestyle, sedentary employment, and eating habits, which may cause a number of ailments.The words "Nada" or "Ninada" describe something that causes the ear to hear rhythmic noises. Different sounds are produced when the vitiated Vata dosha enters other channels or is ringed by Kapha dosha in Shabdavaha Srotas[1]. Karnanada is the term for the ear structures, such as Bheri, Mrudanga, Shankha, etc Karnanada and Tinnitus have a relationship in contemporary science. The perception of sound without any external input is known as tinnitus. Nearly 15% of adults experience tinnitus, making it fairly prevalent. It is a phenomenon when, in the absence of external stimuli, a sound perception that seems to originate in the head occurs. With or without hearing loss, the symptoms might be unilateral or bilateral and sound like ringing, hissing, whistling, humming, buzzing, chirping, or clicking noises  In a related but distinct method called Nasapana, where the drugs are also administered via the nasal channel with a slight difference. The primary distinction between Nasya and Nasapana is that the former administers medication through the nose and expels it through the mouth, while the latter administers medication by ingestion