Madhura Vinay Fadanavis and Akshara Akash Patil

Introduction: Vishachikitsa (toxicology) in Ayurveda deals with the management of poisoning caused by biological, chemical, and artificial toxins. Panchkarma procedures such as Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, and Raktamokshana are traditionally described as detoxification therapies that help eliminate toxins, restore dosha balance, and strengthen systemic immunity.

Objectives: To evaluate the therapeutic role and effectiveness of Panchkarma procedures in the management of toxic conditions described under Vishachikitsa.

Methodology: the role of Panchkarma in patients presenting with toxin-related symptoms Patients meeting inclusion criteria were assessed clinically, and appropriate Panchkarma procedures such as Vamana, Virechana, Basti, Nasya, or Raktamokshana were selected based on dosha involvement and disease presentation.

Conclusion: Panchkarma plays a significant therapeutic role in the management of toxin-related conditions described in classical Vishachikitsa. By promoting systematic detoxification, restoring dosha balance, and enhancing the body’s natural healing capacity.

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