Abstract:
Muklra Swast]lya (oral llygirne) has guilled
Importance now adays. because Mukhd(orai ca\iiv)
is as Anga- which is exposed to many risk
factors in day-to-day life. Mukhapaka is one such
disease which causes a lot of dl,scoynfort to the
sufferer and seen in all classes or the sociely. It is
also called as Sarvasara Mukharoga, {'he aggravated
L)oshas move through the oral cavity and produces
thepakafsuppuration). The symptoms of
Mukhapaka can be correlated to a clinical entiTy
"Aphihous ulcer" explained in the contemporary
medical science. which is also characterized by
painlUl superficial ulcers in thc movable mucosa
of the moulh with recurrent episodes. Currently.
the treatment for the aphthous ulcer being very
limited. the present clinical study was desig71ed
to lhe efficacv of J9ctrt'ee
in the same. Patiems Mukhapaka
who reported 10 the .ENI* clinic at Gampaha Wickramaarachchi Ayurveda Hospilal were enro)led
On The basis of inclusion and exclusion criteria
and they were diAided randomly in to two groups.
Group A was Treated with
Kai"/.'om
C uggn/nb
and Dance locally
Croup B SGIh only the Paiolakaruka,blliru
Pantaand Kaishora Gugguluinternally. When
comparing the p value, group A has shown
significan results than g-rcup E for oral mucosal
blisters, oral mucosal ulceration, oral Inueosal
swelling and burning sensation respecrively. Croup
A was found to be more efficacious in hastening The
healing of Mukhapaka.
