Dr Komal - Dushivisha in pediatrics.pptx

Exposure, risk , effects and measures to overcome Dushivisha

1. Dushi Visha In The Present Lifestyle Among Pediatrics BaalaJeevanam 2.0 Organized by: Dept. of Kaumarabhritya BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote , Karnataka In collaboration with NIMA - Pediatric Society of India Presenter: Dr. Komal Jadhav Assistant Professor, Dept. of AgadaTantra KLE Ayurveda Medical College Chikodi 2 Aug 2024

2. Statistics 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 2 There are 124 million children and adolescents affected by obesity (2016)(23 studies show the purchase of unhealthy foods by families and children). Worldwide, there over 250 million children are at risk of not meeting their development potential (2017). Children are vulnerable to adverse health effects from indoor and outdoor air pollution which causes an estimated 7 million deaths per year (2016).

3. Dooshivisha 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 3 Dushivisha-Cumulative Poison जीर्णं विषघ्नौषधिभिर्हतं वा दावाग्निवातातपशोषितं वा| स्वभावतो वा न गुणैः सुयुक्तं दूषिविषाख्यां विषमभ्युपैति|| वीर्याल्पभावादविभाव्यमेतत् कफावृतं वर्षगणानुबन्धि| तेनार्दितो भिन्नपुरीषवर्णो दुष्टास्ररोगी तृडरोचकार्तः|| मूर्च्छन् वमन् गद्गदवाक् विमुह्यन् भवेच्च दूष्योदरलिङ्गजुष्टः| आमाशयस्थे कफवातरोगी पक्वाशयस्थेऽनिलपित्तरोगी|| भवेन्नरो ध्वस्तशिरोरुहाङ्गो विलूनपक्षः स यथा विहङ्गः| स्थितं रसादिष्वथवा विचित्रान् करोति धातुप्रभवान् विकारान्|| Ast . Hru 35/33-36

4. Exposure 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 4 Behaviors that may increase exposure (such as hand-to-mouth activities) Due to their developing organ systems Higher metabolic rates, and Absorption through ingestion, inhalation, and skin Metabolism forms harmful metabolites Elimination- Poorly eliminated from excretory system Effects depend on the type of chemical, the dose, the duration of exposure, and the age and health of the child show effects as acute or long term. Aim: Recognizing and managing chemical exposures in the pediatric group.

5. Sources 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 5

6. Effects 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 6

7. Treatment 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 7 Nidan Parivarjan Urdhwa Shodhan Adhah Shodhan Dushivishari Agada Rasaya n H ealthy Environment

8. Measure to overcome 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 8

9. Discussion 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 9 Efforts are made to minimize children’s exposure to potentially harmful chemicals. Complete avoidance is not feasible in many cases due to medical necessity, environmental factors, and everyday products. The focus remains on balancing the benefits of necessary treatments and products with minimizing risks to pediatric health.

10. Conclusion 7/5/2024 BVVS Ayurved Medical College & Hospital, Bagalkote, Karnataka 10 It emphasizes creating a healthy and balanced environment for the child to thrive, minimizing exposure to harmful substances, and addressing any imbalances early on to promote long-term health and well-being.

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