Ayurvedic OPD Protocols
Written the way an OPD actually runs: read the Nidan Panchak, decide Ama or Nirama, choose the Chikitsa Sutra, then prescribe with dose and anupana — and know exactly when to refer. These pages are open for every BAMS student, intern and practitioner.
Amlapitta OPD Protocol
आम्लपित्तHyperacidity / GERD
Amlapitta is the single most common complaint at an Ayurvedic OPD desk. This protocol follows the clinical order you actually use in front of a patient — read the Nidan, fix the Agni, then prescribe — instead of a textbook list of drugs.
Read the protocolJwara Management Protocol
ज्वरFever — viral, dengue, malaria, typhoid
In fever the mistake is not drug selection, it is timing. Everything in Jwara chikitsa depends on one decision made at the door: is this Sama Jwara or Nirama Jwara? This protocol structures the OPD visit around that call.
Read the protocolSandhivata OPD Protocol
सन्धिवातOsteoarthritis of knee
Sandhivata fills the afternoon OPD. Results depend on separating the Ama-pradhan painful swollen joint from the pure Vata-kshaya dry crackling joint — the two need opposite starting lines.
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