Correlation of Urine Analysis with Mutrakriccha Types: A Modern and Ayurvedic Approach

Dr. Sonu, Dr. Ruby Rani Agarwal, Dr. Shashi Kant Tiwari

Abstract: This study investigates the relationship between Mutrakricchra, a urinary disorder characterized by painful symptoms such as burning sensation, frequent urination, and blood - stained urine, and various parameters of urine routine microscopy examination. Traditional Ayurvedic practices emphasize a holistic approach to addressing the root causes of Mutrakricchra, presenting effective alternatives to antibiotics and synthetic alkalizers. The disorder may manifest alongside conditions such as haemorrhoids, kidney stones, and urinary obstruction, complicating diagnosis and treatment. Utilizing diagnostic methods described in Ayurvedic texts, including Rogi Rog Pariksha, Dashvidh Pareeksha, and Ashtavidha Pareeksha, this study aims to integrate modern diagnostic tools with traditional knowledge. By focusing on urine analysis, this research seeks to provide insights that could enhance clinical practice and contribute to a better understanding of urinary disorders within the medical community.

Keywords: Mutrakricchra, urine routine microscopy