ROLE OF VACHA IN KHAPHAJ VIKAR (BALAROGA)

Subhash Balasaheb Nathe*, Dr. Pushkar Shekhar Badhe

Using Ayurveda in Ayurvedic texts, vacha is the most significant medicinal herb. This is applied to numerous disorders. It is one of the herbs that is most frequently utilised as medicine in Ayurvedic literature. In Ayurvedic literature, there is a summary of Ancient studies as well as references to Ayurvedic qualities. Acorus calamus Linn.) Study demonstrates that the plant has a variety of pharmacological effects. The traditional science of Indian medicine refers to childhood as Shishu, Bala, or Kumara Avastha. The primary characteristics of this age group include absence of sexual desire, sleeping propensity, and Kumara Shrira. This is a period of mental and physical development. As paediatric disorders are covered in Kaumarabhrityaka, Kaumarabhritya, Kumara Tantra, or Kaumarabhritya (Bala Roga), this article will review vacha and discuss its usage in kaphaj vikar.