ABSTRACT

Background: Very few studies on Dashanga Agada have been performed, but those that have been done have exhibited antibacterial action in vitro experiments, anti-inflammatory activity in scorpion sting envenomation and carrageen-induced paw edema, and analgesic activity in histamine-induced acute inflammation. Based on previously published scientific articles, this report provides an overview of the anti-microbial activities of the Dashanga Agada and its component drugs. Methodology: Information is gathered from websites like Google Scholar, Research Gate, PubMed, and Scopus. Studies that have demonstrated mild to significant antimicrobial effects are taken into consideration, and those that have not demonstrated any activity are omitted. Result: There were more than 70 publications available on the antibacterial activity of individual drugs, and of those, 26 revealed mild to significant antimicrobial activity. Discussion: The situations that result from our screening of bite and sting instances eventually lead to one type of infection or another, thus Krimigna property is required to combat that. In the above-mentioned formulation majority of the drugs were found Krimigna in nature and known to have antimicrobial effects. Keywords: Dashanga Agada, Visha, Keeta, Envenomation, Antimicrobial
Publication date: 01/04/2025

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https://doi.org/10.31032/IJBPAS/2025/14.4.8923