Role of Triphala Kwatha Gandusha in the management of Aphthous ulcer: A review study

Mukhapaka (Stomatitis) is a common ailment seen in general practice. The Pittaja (Aphthous ulcer) fully described Ayurveda under the term Mukha rogas. Oral ulcers are estimated to impact 4% of global population, with aphthous being most frequent, affecting up 25% population. Psychological stress, hormonal impacts, dietary sensitivity, and nutritional insufficiency primary causes ulcer). It painful frequently recurring inflammatory disorder oral mucosa that can develop as result several well-defined disease processes. As result, Gandusha one key therapies Ayurvedic system medicine for both preventing treating cavity illnesses. Triphala (tri means three phala fruits) an preparation made equal parts Indian subcontinent herbal fruits: Terminalia belerica, Phyllanthus emblica, chebula. includes powerful antioxidants well other bioactive substances such flavonoids, saponins, anthraquinones, amino acids, fatty different carbohydrates. it promotes maintenance promotion hygiene by exerting cleansing activity strengthening defence mechanism cavity. An attempt this regard discuss role Kwatha Mukhapaka.